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Macrophages in parabolic flights New hardware to study macrophages in weightlessness

Macrophages, which belong to the professional phagocytes, are an important part of the innate immune system and eliminate microorganisms and other cells. In this process, macrophages can release so-called reactive oxygen species (ROS) to specifically damage invading cells. The release of ROS can be stimulated in the laboratory and measured using a luminescence assay.

Previous studies show that ROS activity responds ultrafast to weightlessness changes. This shall now be investigated further in a parabolic flight experiment. Therefore, a suitable hardware shall be developed, which respects current safety regulations of such flights. 

The work includes:

- cell culture,

- working out the requirements based on tests in the laboratory

- Developing the experiment hardware including testing.

You can expect an interdisciplinary work, which gives insight into an extraordinary and exciting research field.

Prof. Dr. Marcel Egli

Head of the Institute of Medical Engineering

+41 41 349 36 18

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Dr. Simon Wüest

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+41 41 349 36 23

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