Christian Riedel
Senior Forskare
E-postadress: christian.riedel@ki.se
Telefon: +46852483885
Besöksadress: Blickagången 16, 14152 Flemingsberg
Postadress: H7 Medicin, Huddinge, H7 CeRM Riedel, 171 77 Stockholm
Om mig
Jag är gruppledare vid Institutionen för Medicin, Huddinge, samt vid Institutionen för Molekylära Biovetenskaper vid Stockholms universitet. Mitt laboratorium arbetar med reglering av åldrande och åldersrelaterade sjukdomar. Vänligen klicka på följande länkar till våra laboratoriehemsidor för mer information:
https://www.su.se/english/research/research-groups/group-riedel
Forskningsbeskrivning
Åldrande, Nnringsberoende signalering, transkription, kromatinbiologi
Artiklar
- Article: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS. 2025;16(1):6566Kavsek A; Salignon J; Millan-Arino L; Marcinkowski P; Sen I; Riedel CG
- Article: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS. 2025;16(1):1681Breusegem SY; Houghton J; Romero-Bueno R; Fragoso-Luna A; Kentistou KA; Ong KK; Janssen AFJ; Bright NA; Riedel CG; Perry JRB; Askjaer P; Larrieu D
- Article: METHODS IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 2025;2871:19-31Marcinkowski P; Riedel CG
- Article: EMBO JOURNAL. 2024;43(22):5718-5746Romero-Bueno R; Fragoso-Luna A; Ayuso C; Mellmann N; Kavsek A; Riedel CG; Ward JD; Askjaer P
- Article: GENOMICS. 2024;116(4):110858Salignon J; Millan-Arino L; Garcia MU; Riedel CG
- Article: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS. 2024;15(1):2320Emerson FJ; Chiu C; Lin LY; Riedel CG; Zhu M; Lee SS
- Article: BMC BIOLOGY. 2024;22(1):48Coschiera A; Yoshihara M; Lauter G; Ezer S; Pucci M; Li H; Kavsek A; Riedel CG; Kere J; Swoboda P
- Article: CELL STRESS. 2023;7(12):105-111Annunziata C; Castoldi F; Schlegel J; Ang HX; Ristovska M; Melini S; Welch R; Riedel CG; Pietrocola F
- Journal article: DEVELOPMENT. 2023;150(21):dev201755Robert VJ; Caron M; Gely L; Adrait A; Pakulska V; Couté Y; Chevalier M; Riedel CG; Bedet C; Palladino F
- Article: DEVELOPMENT. 2023;150(21):dev201755Robert VJ; Caron M; Gely L; Adrait A; Pakulska V; Coute Y; Chevalier M; Riedel CG; Bedet C; Palladino F
- Article: AGING-US. 2023;15(12):5240-5265Salignon J; Faridani OR; Miliotis T; Janssens GE; Chen P; Zarrouki B; Sandberg R; Davidsson P; Riedel CG
- Article: JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY SERIES A-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND MEDICAL SCIENCES. 2023;78(1):158-166Salignon J; Rizzuto D; Calderon-Larranaga A; Zucchelli A; Fratiglioni L; Riedel CG; Vetrano DL
- Article: AGING-US. 2022;14(2):530-543Meron E; Thaysen M; Angeli S; Antebi A; Barzilai N; Baur JA; Bekker-Jensen S; Birkisdottir M; Bischof E; Bruening J; Brunet A; Buchwalter A; Cabreiro F; Cai S; Chen BH; Ermolaeva M; Ewald CY; Ferrucci L; Florian MC; Fortney K; Freund A; Georgievskaya A; Gladyshev VN; Glass D; Golato T; Gorbunova V; Hoejimakers J; Houtkooper RH; Jager S; Jaksch F; Janssens G; Jensen MB; Kaeberlein M; Karsenty G; de Keizer P; Kennedy B; Kirkland JL; Kjaer M; Kroemer G; Lee K-F; Lemaitre J-M; Liaskos D; Longo VD; Lu Y-X; MacArthur MR; Maier AB; Manakanatas C; Mitchell SJ; Moskalev A; Niedernhofer L; Ozerov I; Partridge L; Passegue E; Petr MA; Peyer J; Radenkovic D; Rando TA; Rattan S; Riedel CG; Rudolph L; Ai R; Serrano M; Schumacher B; Sinclair DA; Smith R; Suh Y; Taub P; Trapp A; Trendelenburg A-U; Valenzano DR; Verburgh K; Verdin E; Vijg J; Westendorp RGJ; Zonari A; Bakula D; Zhavoronkov A; Scheibye-Knudsen M
- Article: MOLECULAR METABOLISM. 2021;54:101329Casteels T; Zhang Y; Frogne T; Sturtzel C; Lardeau C-H; Sen I; Liu X; Hong S; Pauler FM; Penz T; Brandstetter M; Barbieux C; Berishvili E; Heuser T; Bock C; Riedel CG; Meyer D; Distel M; Hecksher-Sorensen J; Li J; Kubicek S
- Article: CURRENT PROTOCOLS. 2021;1(7):e187Sen I; Kavsek A; Riedel CG
- Article: AGING-US. 2020;12(24):24484-24503Mkrtchyan GV; Abdelmohsen K; Andreux P; Bagdonaite I; Barzilai N; Brunak S; Cabreiro F; de Cabo R; Campisi J; Cuervo AM; Demaria M; Ewald CY; Fang EF; Faragher R; Ferrucci L; Freund A; Silva-Garcia CG; Georgievskaya A; Gladyshev VN; Glass DJ; Gorbunova V; de Grey A; He W-W; Hoeijmakers J; Hoffmann E; Horvath S; Houtkooper RH; Jensen MK; Jensen MB; Kane A; Kassem M; de Keizer P; Kennedy B; Karsenty G; Lamming DW; Lee K-F; MacAulay N; Mamoshina P; Mellon J; Molenaars M; Moskalev A; Mund A; Niedernhofer L; Osborne B; Pak HH; Parkhitko A; Raimundo N; Rando TA; Rasmussen LJ; Reis C; Riedel CG; Franco-Romero A; Schumacher B; Sinclair DA; Suh Y; Taub PR; Toiber D; Treebak JT; Valenzano DR; Verdin E; Vijg J; Young S; Zhang L; Bakula D; Zhavoronkov A; Scheibye-Knudsen M
- Article: CURRENT PROTOCOLS IN PROTEIN SCIENCE. 2020;102(1):e114Millan-Ariño L; Yuan Z-F; Oomen ME; Brandenburg S; Chernobrovkin A; Salignon J; Körner L; Zubarev RA; Garcia BA; Riedel CG
- Article: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS. 2020;11(1):138Sen I; Zhou X; Chernobrovkin A; Puerta-Cavanzo N; Kanno T; Salignon J; Stoehr A; Lin X-X; Baskaner B; Brandenburg S; Bjorkegren C; Zubarev RA; Riedel CG
- Article: CELL REPORTS. 2019;27(2):467-480.e6Janssens GE; Lin X-X; Millan-Arino L; Kavsek A; Sen I; Seinstra RI; Stroustrup N; Nollen EAA; Riedel CG
- Article: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS. 2018;9(1):4400Lin X-X; Sen I; Janssens GE; Zhou X; Fonslow BR; Edgar D; Stroustrup N; Swoboda P; Yates JRIII; Ruvkun G; Riedel CG
- Article: CELL METABOLISM. 2015;22(1):151-163Heimbucher T; Liu Z; Bossard C; McCloskey R; Carrano AC; Riedel CG; Tanasa B; Klammt C; Fonslow BR; Riera CE; Lillemeier BF; Kemphues K; Yates JRIII; O'Shea C; Hunter T; Dillin A
- Article: NATURE CELL BIOLOGY. 2013;15(5):491-501Riedel CG; Dowen RH; Lourenco GF; Kirienko NV; Heimbucher T; West JA; Bowman SK; Kingston RE; Dillin A; Asara JM; Ruvkun G
- Article: CURRENT BIOLOGY. 2012;22(10):881-890Zhang C; Montgomery TA; Fischer SEJ; Garcia SMDA; Riedel CG; Fahlgren N; Sullivan CM; Carrington JC; Ruvkun G
- Article: GENES & DEVELOPMENT. 2011;25(19):2079-2092Hayes GD; Riedel CG; Ruvkun G
- Article: PLOS GENETICS. 2011;7(9):e1002235Rizki G; Iwata TN; Li J; Riedel CG; Picard CL; Jan M; Murphy CT; Lee SS
- Article: CELL CYCLE. 2010;9(20):4048-4049Riedel CG
- Article: CELL CYCLE. 2010;9(13):2657-2662Rumpf C; Cipak L; Dudas A; Benko Z; Pozgajova M; Riedel CG; Ammerer G; Mechtler K; Gregan J
- Article: NATURE. 2009;459(7250):1079-U60Curran SP; Wu X; Riedel CG; Ruvkun G
- Article: CURRENT BIOLOGY. 2007;17(14):1190-1200Gregan J; Riedel CG; Pidoux AL; Katou Y; Rumpf C; Schleiffer A; Kearsey SE; Shirahige K; Allshire RC; Nasmyth K
- Article: NATURE PROTOCOLS. 2007;2(5):1145-1151Gregan J; Riedel CG; Petronczki M; Cipak L; Rumpf C; Poser I; Buchholz F; Mechtler K; Nasmyth K
- Article: NATURE. 2006;441(7089):53-61Riedel CG; Katis VL; Katou Y; Mori S; Itoh T; Helmhart W; Gálova M; Petronczki M; Gregan J; Cetin B; Mudrak I; Ogris E; Mechtler K; Pelletier L; Buchholz F; Shirahige K; Nasmyth K
- Article: JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. 2005;280(45):37846-37852Riedel CG; Mazza M; Maier P; Körner R; Knop M
- Article: TRENDS IN BIOCHEMICAL SCIENCES. 2004;29(8):389-392Riedel CG; Gregan J; Gruber S; Nasmyth K
- Article: BIOTECHNIQUES. 2002;33(3):592-602Knop M; Barr F; Riedel CG; Heckel T; Reichel C
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Alla övriga publikationer
- Corrigendum: EMBO JOURNAL. 2025;44(10):3048-3051Romero-Bueno R; Fragoso-Luna A; Ayuso C; Mellmann N; Kavsek A; Riedel CG; Ward JD; Askjaer P
- Preprint: BIORXIV. 2023;BIORXIVEmerson FJ; Chiu C; Lin LY; Riedel CG; Zhu M; Lee SS
- Preprint: BIORXIV. 2022Breusegem SY; Houghton J; Romero-Bueno R; Fragoso-Luna A; Kentistou KA; Ong KK; Janssen AFJ; Bright NA; Riedel CG; Perry JRB; Askjaer P; Larrieu D
- Review: CURRENT GENOMICS. 2018;19(6):464-482Zhou X; Sen I; Lin X-X; Riedel CG
- Book chapter: CHROMATIN REGULATION AND DYNAMICS. 2017;p. 95-116Lezzerini M; Riedel CG
- Other: CELL CYCLE. 2010;9(20):4048-4049Riedel CG
Forskningsbidrag
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2024 - 31 December 2027Aging is the biggest risk factor for human morbidity and mortality, caused by damage accumulation and resulting functional decline of the organism over time. Fortunately, aging can be interfered with, and thus detailed mechanistic understanding of the underlying pathways could instruct powerful therapies to extend our healthspan and lifespan. Our research focuses on one of the most powerful aging regulators, the insulin/IGF signaling (IIS) pathway, relaying nutrient scarcity into a transcriptional program that improves stress resistance, slows damage accumulation, and ultimately defers aging. Much of this program is driven by the transcription factor (TF) DAF-16/FOXO, but it has long been thought that also the chromatin landscape could play an important role in its coordination. Indeed, by ATAC-seq we identified vast changes in chromatin accessibility under reduced IIS, and through different approaches we identified four chromatin-associated proteins that either confer or utilize these changes to contribute to the aging-preventive transcriptional outcomes. These include two chromatin-associated proteins that directly bind to DAF-16/FOXO, namely BAF-1 and PQN-51, and two TFs that bind enhancer regions which open up under reduced IIS, LIN-39 and LIN-32. Each of them are essential for reduced IIS to prevent aging but they function through distinct mechanisms of action, and we think that their full understanding will provide exciting new insights into aging prevention.
- Swedish Cancer Society1 January 2024Despite many years of intensive research, there is currently a lack of effective treatment options for many types of cancer. It is clear that to be able to cure more forms of cancer, new therapeutic strategies are required. Treatment of cancer is today focused on the cancer cells themselves, but it is now clear that cancer requires interaction between the cancer cells and surrounding cells, which are in themselves healthy but which support the cancer cells. The molecular mechanisms that make up the interaction between cancer cells and surrounding tissue are currently incompletely mapped. A characteristic of most cancer cells is that they carry an abnormal number of chromosomes compared to normal cells, a condition known as aneuploidy. This chromosomal imbalance facilitates the cancer cells' ability to usurp extreme properties, such as uncontrolled growth through cell division. However, aneuploidy also involves a strain on basal cellular mechanisms. New data indicate that such cellular stress leads to the secretion of signaling molecules that can affect surrounding normal cells. In this project, we wish to validate the existence of this communication between cells and investigate whether it is important in tumor diseases. To begin with, we hope to confirm the existence of this new form of communication between cancer cells and their cellular neighbors in the local tissue. If this works, we will map the underlying molecular mechanisms and test whether they are required for cancer cell survival and the ability to form tumors. If so, manipulation of these communication mechanisms may represent a new strategy for treating cancer.
- A new mechanism by which mitochondria modulate the outcomes of reduced insulin/IGF-like signaling and slow down the aging processNovo Nordisk Foundation1 January 2023 - 31 December 2024
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2022 - 31 December 2024
- A new mechanism by which mitochondria modulate the outcomes of reduced insulin/IGF-like signaling and slow down the aging processNovo Nordisk Foundation1 January 2022 - 31 December 2022
- Swedish Cancer Society1 January 2021Despite many years of intensive research, there is currently a lack of effective treatment options for many types of cancer. It is clear that to be able to cure more forms of cancer, new therapeutic strategies are required. Treatment of cancer is today focused on the cancer cells themselves, but it is now clear that cancer requires interaction between the cancer cells and surrounding cells, which are in themselves healthy but which support the cancer cells. The molecular mechanisms that make up the interaction between cancer cells and surrounding tissue are currently incompletely mapped. A characteristic of most cancer cells is that they carry an abnormal number of chromosomes compared to normal cells, a condition known as aneuploidy. This chromosomal imbalance facilitates the cancer cells' ability to usurp extreme properties, such as uncontrolled growth through cell division. However, aneuploidy also involves a strain on basal cellular mechanisms. New data indicate that such cellular stress leads to the secretion of signaling molecules that can affect surrounding normal cells. In this project, we wish to validate the existence of this communication between cells and investigate whether it is important in tumor diseases. To begin with, we hope to confirm the existence of this new form of communication between cancer cells and their cellular neighbors in the local tissue. If this works, we will map the underlying molecular mechanisms and test whether they are required for cancer cell survival and the ability to form tumors. If so, manipulation of these communication mechanisms may represent a new strategy for treating cancer.
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2020 - 31 December 2023
- Swedish Research Council1 December 2017 - 31 December 2022
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2016 - 31 December 2019
- Molecular mechanisms of longevity controlInternational Human Frontier Science Program Organization1 May 2008 - 30 April 2011
Anställningar
- Senior Forskare, Medicin, Huddinge, Karolinska Institutet, 2024-
- Associate Professor, Department of Molecular Biosciences, The Wenner-Gren Institute, Stockholm University, 2024-
- Professor, Chair of Nutritional Physiology, Faculty of Lifesciences, University of Bayreuth, 2023-2024
- Assistant Professor, European Research Institute for the Biology of Ageing, University Medical Center Groningen, 2013-2015
- Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Molecular Biology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 2007-2012
Examina och utbildning
- Molecular Biology, Research Institute of Molecular Pathology, 2006
- Biochemistry, University of Tübingen, 2001