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Welcome
The NCCR TransCure studies membrane transporters relevant to human diseases by combining the expertise in physiology, structural biology and chemistry.
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Education
The NCCR TransCure offers to the fellows an excellent scientific training in a multidisciplinary environment.
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Equal Opportunities
The NCCR TransCure supports the career of woman scientists and equal opportunities for researchers.
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Technology Transfer
The NCCR TransCure supports the development of the translational components of the projects.
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Communication
The NCCR TransCure supports communication within academia and the dialogue with the general public.
More about the #OpenAccess strategy of the Swiss Research Agency @snsf_ch here: https://t.co/JCdkKjGXtd
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In 2019, 84% of the @NCCR_TransCure articles were #OpenAccess (26 out of 31)! Better would have been 100%, right? L… https://t.co/4LkyMzKQtt
Latest publications & news
From our groups:
Zaugg J, Huang X, Ziegler F, Rubin M, Graff J, Müller J, Moser-Hässig R, Powell T, Gertsch J, Altmann K.-H., Albrecht C., Small molecule inhibitors provide insights into the relevance of LAT1 and LAT2 in materno-foetal amino acid transport. Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, Oct 2020, doi.org/10.1111/jcmm.15840.
See also the NCCR TransCure Publication List.
Newsletter
The NCCR TransCure newsletter appears twice a year and informs about projects, fellows, publications and events. Subscribe to the newsletter!
Highlights of issue #13:
Research: Iron transporters
NCCR Management: Science outreach for kids
How it works: Screening assay in drug discovery
