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Carl Martin Peter Nilsson

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    2200 København N

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20092024

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Martin Nilsson

Vismarlövsvägen 179-22

233 76  Klågerup

Tel: 46 70 2373566 (mobile),

[email protected]

690514-4231, 140569-3239

 

Personal

Born May 14th 1969 in Lund, Sweden. Swedish citizen. Married, two children

 

Professional experience

1501-             Copenhagen University, Assistant Professor

0811-1412     Copenhagen University, Postdoctoral Position

0802-0810     DTU, Postdoctoral Position

0509-0708     Affibody AB, Scientist

0501-0508     Affibody AB, Head of Affibody Generation

0311-0412     Affibody AB, Team leader

0105-0310     Biostapro/Department of Microbiology, SLU, Researcher

9501-0104     Department of Microbiology, SLU, PhD student

9406-9408     Department of Molecular biology, Uppsala University

9305-9312     Department of Microbiology, SLU

 

Education

95-01             PhD student at the Department of Microbiology at SLU

89-94             Master of Science in Agriculture at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (Biotechnology program)

85-88             Nature science, Berga, Eslöv

 

Publications

23 peer-reviewed articles

Doctoral theses. 2001. Fibrinogen and von Willebrand factor binding proteins in Staphylococci

 

Patent applications

New fibrinogen binding protein originating from coagulase-negative Staphylococcus. 1997. Applicants and Inventors: Guss, Bengt; Nilsson, Martin; Frykberg, Lars; Flock, Jan-Ingmar; Lindberg, Martin (EPO 97928617.6)

 

Von Willebrand binding factor-binding proteins from staphylococci. 2000. Guss, Bengt; Nilsson, Martin; Frykberg, Lars; Jacobsson Karin; Bjerketorp Joakim (PCT/SE017/00766)

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Education

Master of Science in Biotechnology from SLU, Uppsala

PhD in Microbiology from SLU, Uppsala

 

Previous employment

Affibody AB, Scientist, Team leader, 2003-2007

DTU and Copenhagen University, Postdoctoral Position 2008-2014

 

At Costerton Biofilm Center I work with various biofilm related projects. A transposon library based on the oral pathogen Streptococcus mutans was used to identify genes involved in antimicrobial tolerance in biofilms. Thereafter, the tolerance mechanisms mediated by the products of the isolated genes were investigated. Currently, I am part of a team that focus on identifying and studying compounds that interfere with biofilm formation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. In addition, I have also contributed in other studies e.g. the function of amyloids in biofilm formation in Pseudomonas species, the presence of biofilms in skin biopsis from patients with Hidradenitis suppurativa and if DNA from oral bacteria can be detected on coronary angioplasty balloons collected from patients.

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