A recent study published in Nature Communications has unveiled a complex landscape of autoantibodies emerging after SARS-CoV-2 infection. Researchers investigated the development of autoantibodies in a large cohort of healthcare workers and hospitalized COVID-19 patients, tracking their emergence and persistence over a 16-month period...Read more

On November 7th it was announced that Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation in an initiative to strengthen AI and life science allocates an additional SEK 600 million to data-driven life science including SEK 270 million for the "AlphaCell" pilot project aiming to build AI based cell models and SEK 30 million to extend the Human Protein Atlas program until the year 2030...Read more

At the HUPO meeting in Dresden, program director Mathias Uhlen and a group of selected researchers presented an overview of the Human Protein Atlas project, with a particular focus on the content of the new version 24...Read more

In connection with the launch of version 24 of the Human Protein Atlas at the HUPO World congress in Dresden, the program director professor Mathias Uhlén was interviewed for an article in Technology Networks...Read more

A new version of the open access Human Protein Atlas has been launched (version 24) including many new features. The data is summarized in eight resources harboring information about all human protein-coding genes. Altogether 5 million web pages and over 10 million manually annotated high-resolution bioimages are presented, including 16 knowledge summaries in which various aspects of the human proteome is reported...Read more