Novo Nordisk Foundation
Center for Protein Research

Selected publications

Genetic Research

Researchers map genetic make-up of Danish population

A new research project has taken a big step toward treating and preventing genetically determined…

A phosphorylation switch protects the genome during cell division

A phosphorylation switch protects the genome during cell division The ability to correctly pass o…

Olsen Group defines the HeLa cell proteome

Most popular and famous human cell line gets its complete proteome defined The world’s most famous…

Researchers from the Montoya group decipher how a new molecular tool edits your genome

A new protein of the CRISPR-Cas family upgrades the possibilities for genome modification a la…

Researchers from the Nielsen group detail the human SUMO proteome

An emerging concept of modern biology relates to the systematic understanding of cellular networks…

CPR and CEHA researchers provide new insights into the DNA repair process

A collaboration between researchers from Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research (CPR)…

Researchers from the Mailand group identify novel protein with a key role in protecting genome stability

To understand how our cells prevent the harmful consequences of genetic changes, researchers from…

CPR researchers reveal new insights to the role of arginine methylation in disease occurrence & progression

The arginine methylation story published by the Nielsen group is featured on the cover of Science…

Nilsson group provides new insight into chromosome segregation in Nature Communications

The accurate distribution of the genetic material into the two new daughter cells during cell…

Novel insight into protein phosphatase substrate recognition published by the Nilsson group in Molecular Cell

Protein phosphatases play important roles in cellular signaling as they remove phosphorylations fro…

DNA damage and protein 53BP1's role in DNA repair

New insight into DNA damage Damage in our DNA can be life-threatening as the DNA carries our geneti…

Insulin 2.0? A new proteomics pipeline to discover novel endogenous bioactive peptides

Endogenous peptides are protein fragments that play important biological roles in the body. Famous…