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Hampe Lab

The research interest in our group is to unravel the molecular pathways that are implicated in the development of gastrointestinal and hepatological disorders.

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Research

Understanding Liver Physiology and Disease

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Group Leader

Prof. Dr. Jochen Hampe
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Team

Find a list of group members here
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Our research

We employ modern functional, genetic, genomic and epigenomic approaches (GWAS, snRNA-Seq, snATAC-Seq, spatial transcriptomics, DNA-methylation and tissue-specific mouse KO-models) and integrate these with deep learning models to understand the molecular mechanisms of liver physiology and regeneration in health and disease.

More about us

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Publica­tions

Our group members publish their findings regularly. Find selected publications here.
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­Funding

Our research is funded by different European and German institutions. See details here.
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Jobs

We are constantly looking for motivated people to join our team.
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Teaching

Our group is involved in several teaching activities at CMCB. Find more about here.
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Jobs

We are constantly looking for Master and PhD-Students. Find more about current job opportunities here.
Get in touch!

If you have any questions regarding our research or if your are interested in a scientific collaboration please contact us.

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Name

Dr. Juliane Heisig

Scientific Coordination

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