,Faculty of Nursing

Eva Charlotte Halapi

Associate Professor
460 8484

Location

  • B208
  • Sólborg

Specialisation

Immunology Microbiology Inflammatory Diseases Statistics
Research portal - Eva Charlotte Halapi 

General information

Courses

RAT0106100
Research methods and statistical analysis
HLT1206200
Molecular genetics 2. Medical biotechnology.
ERF1106110
Genetics
HHS0110110
Health and health services: Position, aims and trends
MER0110120
Quantitative research methods
ÓNF1106090
Immunology
SÓV0108160
Microbiology, Immunology and Virology
RHF0176220
Research Methods in Humanities & Social Science
SÓV0108160
Microbiology, Immunology and Virology

Education

1998
Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, Ph.D. – Immunology

Research

2017
Adolescent digital profiles: A process-based typology of highly engaged internet users
2015
Processes discriminating adaptive and maladaptive Internet use among European adolescents highly engaged online
2010
A sequence variant on 17q21 is associated with age at onset and severity of asthma
2010
Genome-Wide Association Study to Identify Genetic Determinants of Atopy
2009
Clonal CD8+ and CD52- T cells are induced in responding B cell lymphoma patients treated with Campath-1H* (anti-CD52)
2009
Sequence variants affecting eosinophil numbers associate with asthma and myocardial infarction
2009
Overview on the current status of asthma genetics
2007
Functional polymorphism and differential regulation of CYSLTR1 transcription in human airway smooth muscle and monocytes
2006
105 Susceptibility locus for obstructive sleep apnea on Chr 20 – Preliminary results from an ongoing linkage study in Iceland
2006
Identification of Treatment Response Genes
2005
Profiling of genes expressed in peripheral blood mononuclear cells predicts glucocorticoid sensitivity in asthma patients
2005
Application of Pharmacogenomic Approaches in the Study of Drug Response in Complex Diseases
2004
Population Genomics of Drug Response
2004
Genetic Approaches to Assessing Evidence for a T Helper Type 1 Cytokine Defect in Adult Asthma
2004
Association of Vitamin D Binding Protein Variants with Chronic Mucus Hypersecretion in Iceland
2004
Recent development in genomic and proteomic research for asthma
2002
A Major Susceptibility Gene for Asthma Maps to Chromosome 14q24
2002
Advances in the development of genetic markers for the diagnosis of disease and drug response
2002
Genetics of obstructive airways disease
2002
A potential role for genes in asthma independent of atopy
2002
Asthmatic patients exhibit different gene expression profiles, depending on their sensitivity to glucocorticoids
2002
Genetic Analyses in Asthma
2001
Kinetics of the T-cell receptor CD4 and CD8 Vβ repertoire in HIV-1 vertically infected infants early treated with HAART
2001
Allelic Frequencies and Patterns of Single-nucleotide Polymorphisms in Candidate Genes for Asthma and Atopy in Iceland
2001
Association Between IL-1 β /TNF- α –Induced Glucocorticoid-Sensitive Changes in Multiple Gene Expression and Altered Responsiveness in Airway Smooth Muscle
1999
T cell receptor usage in malignant diseases
1998
Oligoclonal T cells in human cancer
1997
Correlation between HIV sequence evolution, specific immune response and clinical outcome in vertically infected infants
1997
T cell repertoire in patients with multiple myeloma and monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance: Clonal CD8+ T cell expansions are found preferentially in patients with a low tumor burden
1997
The Role of Virologic and Immunologic Factors in Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV-1
1997
Role of immunity in maternal-infant HIV-1 transmission
1997
Mechanisms of escape from CD8 T‐cell clones specific for the HER‐2/NEU proto‐oncogene expressed in ovarian carcinomas: Related and unrelated to decreased MHC class 1 expression
1997
Mechanisms of escape from CD8+ T-cell clones specific for the HER-2/NEU proto-oncogene expressed in ovarian carcinomas: Related and unrelated to decreased MHC class 1 expression
1996
Sequence Note: Genetic Analysis of V3 Domain Sequences Obtained from Uruguayan HIV Type 1-Infected Individuals
1996
RT-PCR Based Analysis of T-Cell Receptor B Variable Region Gene Usage in Normal Human Breast Skin Resident T Lymphocytes (SRT)
1996
Detection of CD8 T-cell expansions with restricted T-cell receptor V gene usage in infants vertically infected by HIV-1
1996
Detection of CD8 T-cell expansions with restricted T-cell receptor V gene usage in infants vertically infected by HIV-1
1995
Human ??T-Cells in the Epithelium of the Gut and in the Inflamed Synovial Tissue Preferentially Express the V?8 T-Cell Receptor Chain
1995
Lack of interleukin-2 (IL-2) expression and selective expression of IL-10 mRNA in human renal cell carcinoma
1993
Neutralizing antibodies and viral characteristics in mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1
1993
Analysis of the HIV-1 Envelope V3-Loop Sequences from Ten Mother-Child Pairs
1993
Cytotoxic activity and T cell receptor repertoire in tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes of adrenal cell carcinomas
1993
Restricted T cell receptor V-β and J-β usage in T cells from interleukin-2-cultured lymphocytes of ovarian and renal carcinomas
1993
Comparison of variable region 3 sequences of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 from infected children with the RNA and DNA sequences of the virus populations of their mothers.
1993
Regulation of Lymphocyte Aggregation and Proliferation through Adhesion Molecule GD54 (ICAM-1)
1992
Selective expression of interleukin 10, interferon gamma, and granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor in ovarian cancer biopsies.
1992
Oligoclonal T Cells Expressing the TCR V-ß 6 Gene Product Following IL-2 Culture of Ovarian Carcinoma Derived Lymphocytes
1992
Soluble CD4 suppress the antigen driven proliferative response of certain T cell clones specific for mycobacteria and for peptides by mycobacterial heat shock proteins
1990
Synovial Cells Responding to a 65-kDa Mycobacterial Heat Shock Protein have a High Proportion of a TcRgammadelta Subtype Uncommon in Peripheral Blood
1990
Mycobacterial-induced cytotoxic T cells as well as nonspecific killer cells derived from healthy individuals and leprosy patients