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Line Bisgaard is a Teaching Assistant Professor at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in Physiology with a focus on circulation, kidney, and lung functions. Her research primarily investigates the composition of macrophage phenotypes in atherosclerotic plaques and compares in vitro macrophage models. She also explores mechanisms underlying the acceleration of atherosclerosis in kidney disease and the development of insulin resistance as a contributor to accelerated atherogenesis. Line completed her Master of Science in Molecular Biomedicine from the University of Copenhagen in 2010. She is currently a PhD student in the Laboratory of Professor Lars Bo Nielsen at the Department of Biomedical Sciences. Previously, she worked as a research assistant in the Laboratory of Jens Peter Gøtze at Rigshospitalet. Her collaborative efforts include key research on macrophage phenotypes and atherogenesis and she has engaged in significant external collaborations over the past five years.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen N
Engaged in research at the Laboratory of Professor Lars Bo Nielsen focusing on heart and renal circulation.
Rigshospitalet • Copenhagen
Assisted in research in the Laboratory of Jens Peter Gøtze in the Department of Clinical Biochemistry.
Rigshospitalet • Copenhagen
Conducted master research in the Laboratory of Professor Lars Bo Nielsen.
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.