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Penile Fibroblasts Play Larger Role in Erectile Function

Penile Fibroblasts Play Larger Role in Erectile Function
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Eduardo linck guimaraesDaniel hollKarolinska institutetMaria garcia colladoDavid oliveira diasAnais julienLars jakobssonFung hauMia phillipsonDepartment of cellAlice wallenberg foundationMolecular biologyAlice wallenbergWing fung hauSoniya savant

Penis fibroblasts crucial for erection, underestimated

Frequent erections aid erectile function; fewer erections decrease fibroblasts, vital for function.

Uppsala lanAnais julienEduardo linck guimaraesDaniel hollLars jakobssonKarolinska institutetMaria garcia colladoEduardo guimaraesDavid oliveira diasMia phillipsonFung hauDepartment of cellAlice wallenberg foundationUppsala universityMolecular biologyAlice wallenberg

Use it or lose it: Regular erections help maintain erectile function

Use it or lose it: Regular erections help maintain erectile function
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Uppsala lanDaniel hollEduardo linck guimaraesAnais julienMia phillipsonFung hauDavid oliveira diasLars jakobssonKarolinska institutetMaria garcia colladoEduardo guimaraesAlice wallenberg foundationDepartment of cellUppsala universityMolecular biologyAlice wallenberg

Penis fibroblasts crucial for erection, underestimated

Frequent erections aid erectile function; fewer erections decrease fibroblasts, vital for function.

Uppsala lanFung hauMia phillipsonEduardo guimaraesKarolinska institutetMaria garcia colladoLars jakobssonDavid oliveira diasDaniel hollEduardo linck guimaraesAnais julienDepartment of cellAlice wallenberg foundationUppsala universityMolecular biologyAlice wallenberg

SEK 136M granted to materials research at Stockholm University

The Wallenberg Initiative Materials Science for Sustainability (WISE) is investing a total of SEK 500 million in equipment and infrastructure at seven universities in Sweden. Stockholm University will receive SEK 136 million for four research platforms. The investment is the largest of its kind in Sweden. Of the four research platforms at Stockholm University that will receive funding, three are linked to the Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry and the Department of Organic Chemistry and one is linked to the Department of Physics.

Anders nilssonAli mathewOlle erikssonNiklas hedinMagnus berggrenGunnar svenssonHazard assesment laboratoryAlice wallenberg foundationDepartment of physicsStockholm universityInstitute of organic chemistryDepartment of organic chemistryWallenberg initiative materials science for sustainabilityDepartment of materialsWallenberg initiative materials scienceEnvironmental chemistry