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Henrik Dimke is a professor of Translational Kidney Physiology at the University of Southern Denmark, with over 20 years of experience in the field of physiology, including 7 years leading international research laboratories. His research focuses on elucidating regulatory mechanisms involved in maintaining mineral balance, particularly calcium, magnesium, and phosphate transport in the kidney and intestine. Dimke aims to understand the molecular regulation of cation transport proteins, particularly TRPV5 and TRPM6, and their roles in renal calcium and magnesium transport, as well as the involvement of calcium sensing receptors in renal transport and kidney stone formation. He utilizes complex targeted transgenic strategies and histological and molecular biological techniques on human kidney isolates. His studies often employ whole-animal models to explore the intricate relationships between structure and function in various organs.
University of Southern Denmark • Odense, Denmark
Leading research in translational kidney physiology, focusing on mineral transport and regulatory mechanisms.
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