Translationsallianz

Translationsallianz





What is translation?

Translational research represents the interface between basic research and clinical development. The goal is to enable the latest findings from basic research to lead to new therapies or diagnostic procedures for patients in the shortest of times. At the same time, questions that arise during the clinical practice are fed back to basic research for systematic analysis.

 

 

 

CURRENT PROJECTS

 

ARGYRIN

 

In an exemplary TRAIN co-operation project Nisar Malek of the MHH, Ronald Frank of HZI and Markus Kalesse from LUH are working together to develop a new active agent candidate to counteract cancer, Argyrin.

This natural substance is currently being chemically optimised and developed for clinical investigation by the translation alliance partners.

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Information about the ARGYRIN project

 

An HZI press release about ARGYRIN can be found here.

 

A podcast of the Helmholtz Association on the subject of ARGYRIN can be found here.

 

 

 

 

 

THUGGACIN

In the scope of TRAIN chemist Andreas Kirschning (LUH) is co-operating closely with the HZI natural substance researcher Rolf Jansen and MHH clinical researcher Franz Bange on the development of Thuggacin into an antibiotic to counter tuberculosis.

19.05.2012