Clinical Chemistry and Blood Coagulation – Jovan Antovic's research group

Clinical Chemistry and Blood Coagulation conducts research mainly in the field of thrombosis and hemostasis. We are studying the usefulness of global hemostatic methods, in the diagnosis, prediction of the outcome and monitoring of the treatment in the specific clinical conditions associated with hypercoagulation.

Part of the:

Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery

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Staff and contact
KARMITH Core Facility

What we do

Staff and contact

Group leader

Jovan Antovic
Professor/Senior Physician
E-mail jovan.antovic@ki.se

All members of the group

Jovan Antovic
Professor/Senior Physician
E-mail jovan.antovic@ki.se
Magnus Axelson
Affiliated to Research | Docent
E-mail magnus.axelson@ki.se
Soheir Beshara
Affiliated to Research
E-mail soheir.beshara@ki.se
Lynn Butler
Senior Research Specialist
E-mail lynn.butler@ki.se
Roza Chaireti
Adjunct Senior Lecturer | Docent
E-mail roza.chaireti@ki.se
Tore Curstedt
Affiliated to Research
E-mail tore.curstedt@ki.se
Maria Farm
Affiliated to Research
E-mail maria.farm@ki.se
Charlotte Gran
Postdoctoral Studies
E-mail charlotte.gran@ki.se
Anders Kallner
Affiliated to Research
E-mail anders.kallner@ki.se
Adrian Kimiaei
Phd Student
E-mail adrian.kimiaei@ki.se
Ingrid Lundahl
Phd Student
E-mail ingrid.lundahl@ki.se
August Lundholm
Phd Student
E-mail august.lundholm@ki.se
Maria Magnusson
Affiliated to Research
E-mail maria.magnusson@ki.se
Lou Mandelman Almskog
Phd Student
E-mail lou.mandelman.almskog@ki.se
Aleksandra Mandic Havelka
Affiliated to Research
E-mail aleksandra.mandic.havelka@ki.se
Nida Soutari
Affiliated to Research
E-mail nida.soutari@ki.se
Apostolos Taxiarchis
Postdoctoral Studies
E-mail apostolos.taxiarchis@ki.se
Anna Ågren
Affiliated to Research | Docent
E-mail anna.agren@ki.se

KARMITH Core Facility

2. Nikon TI-E inverted microscope with live cell imaging

This imaging system can be used for short or long time-lapse imaging of 2D and 3D cell cultures. It is equipped with heat and CO2 controlled environmental chamber, allowing very advanced long-term automated high-throughput live imaging. Combinations of short periods fast time-lapse imaging with longer periods of slow time-lapse imaging enable the imaging of highly dynamical events in the single cell over short time and slow events over long-time periods.

Location: BioClinicum, floor 8, Cardiovascular research group

3. Nikon FN1 fluorescence microscope on Narishige stage

This equipment for intravital microscopy allows complex in-vivo procedures in mice and rats and imaging at the surgery site as well as in-vivo investigation of the hemostatic process (including different atherthrombosis models). This system can be easily used as core unit of in vivo vascular imaging and help many groups within KI working in the field of cardiovascular disease, thrombosis and vascular inflammation.

Location: BioMedicum

Using the facility

KARMITH will educate users how to best utilize services and equipment. Trained Core Facility staff will offer the necessary assistance in the formulation of scientific hypotheses, planning and execution of experiments, acquiring knowledge of methods and techniques. The KARMITH Core Facility will organise formal education in the forms of lecturing and courses.

Fee

Using of the KARMITH Core Facility will be free of charge for all users during the entire 2019. This was made possible thanks to the generous support provided by the Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery. During 2020 the fee will be based on external fundings or by support from research groups involved.