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Photochemical internalisation (PCI) is a novel technology for improving the transfer of macromolecules into the cytosol of cells. This is executed through photochemical targeting of endocytic vesicles, leading to release of the contents of these vesicles into the cytosol. The group’s main focus is to develop PCI for therapeutic purposes.

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News & events

University of Oslo's Research Prize to Johan Moan
Jul 19, 2010

JAMA article first-authored by Philip Wilkens
Jul 6, 2010

Sir Hans Krebs Medal to Harald Stenmark
Jul 6, 2010

Paper from Anne-Lise Børresen-Dale and co-workers published in "Science Translational Medicine"
Jun 30, 2010

Sandvig group with review article in "Nanomedicine"
Jun 25, 2010

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Kristian Berg

Selbo PK, Weyergang A, Høgset A, Norum OJ, Berstad MB, Vikdal M, Berg K
Photochemical internalization provides time- and space-controlled endolysosomal escape of therapeutic molecules
J Control Release (in press)
PubMed 20600406

Berg K, Weyergang A, Prasmickaite L, Bonsted A, Høgset A, Strand MT, Wagner E, Selbo PK (2010)
Photochemical internalization (PCI): a technology for drug delivery
Methods Mol Biol, 635, 133-45
PubMed 20552345

Woodhams J, Lou PJ, Selbo PK, Mosse A, Oukrif D, MacRobert A, Novelli M, Peng Q, Berg K, Bown SG (2010)
Intracellular re-localisation by photochemical internalisation enhances the cytotoxic effect of gelonin--quantitative studies in normal rat liver
J Control Release, 142 (3), 347-53
PubMed 19932724

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