Understanding human biology

Proteogenomics at population scale

Proteogenomic studies at population scale are quickly emerging as a game-changer in biological research and development.

Inflammatory protein biomarkers of human diseases

The study of cytokines, chemokines, their respective receptors and many other types of proteins involved in inflammatory and immune response processes has been pivotal in our understanding and treatment of human disease. Olink® panels focused on inflammation-related proteins have been used extensively in such studies.

Multiomics

Scientists are increasingly taking a “systems biology” approach to complex biological questions, with studies that provide a bigger picture by looking at the multiple molecular and cellular aspects involved in the disease or process under investigation. In the wake of the past few decades of intense genomics research, additional approaches are adding vital insights into the dynamic biology underlying human health and disease, and drug development.

Immune system development in children – Petter Brodin

Petter Brodin talks about his landmark study (Olin et al, 2018), published in Cell, "Stereotypic immune system development in newborn children"