Magnus Abrahamson is affiliated with Lund University in Sweden, focusing primarily on medical research with a specialization in nephrology. Their scholarly output spans several related subfields including physiology, cancer research, radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, as well as health, toxicology, and mutagenesis.
The researcher has contributed extensively to topics connected to chronic kidney disease and diabetes, dialysis and renal disease management, and renal diseases and glomerulopathies. Other thematic concentrations include thermoregulation and physiological responses, protease and inhibitor mechanisms, climate change and health impacts, and advanced glycation end products research.
Magnus Abrahamson has published a number of scientific papers, notable among them are:
Their frequent publication venues include:
Magnus Abrahamson's collaboration network encompasses coauthors who have contributed to multiple joint papers. The frequent coauthors are:
This body of work reflects a focused engagement with kidney-related diseases and physiological responses, integrating clinical investigation with biochemical and pathophysiological mechanisms. Their research contributes to disciplines that seek to improve understanding of kidney function, injury, and related systemic effects.
Veronika Stoka;Veronika Stoka;Boris Turk;Sharon L. Schendel;Tae Hyoung Kim
Magnus Abrahamson;Isleifur Olafsson;Astridur Palsdottir;Magnus Ulvsbäck
M Abrahamson;A J Barrett;G Salvesen;A Grubb
Robert Janowski;Maciej Kozak;Elzbieta Jankowska;Zbigniew Grzonka
Marcia Alvarez-Fernandez;Alan J. Barrett;Bernd Gerhartz;Pam M. Dando
Guy Salvesen;Catherine Parkes;Magnus Abrahamson;Anders Grubb
Magnus Abrahamson;Anka Ritonja;Molly A Brown;Anders Grubb
James W. Larrick;Lena Danielsson;Carol A. Brenner;Magnus Abrahamson
A Palsdottir;Magnus Abrahamson;L Thorsteinsson;A Arnason
Magnus Abrahamson;Anders Grubb;Isleifur Olafsson;Åke Lundwall
Lars Björck;Per Åkesson;Martin Bohus;Jerzy Trojnar
Magnus Abrahamson;Henrik Dalbøge;Isleifur Olafsson;Søren Carlsen
Magnus Abrahamson;Robert W Mason;Heléne Hansson;David J Buttle
Jian Ni;Magnus Abrahamson;Mei Zhang;Marcia Alvarez Fernandez
Jian Ni;Marcia Alvarez Fernandez;Lena Danielsson;Rajeev A. Chillakuru
James W. Larrick;Lena Danielsson;Carol A. Brenner;Ellen F. Wallace
Bjarne Vincents;Ulrich von Pawel-Rammingen;Lars Björck;Magnus Abrahamson
Anders Hall;Katarina Håkansson;Robert W. Mason;Anders Grubb
Irena Ekiel;Magnus Abrahamson
Ana C. S. Monteiro;Magnus Abrahamson;Ana P. C. A. Lima;Marcos A. Vannier-Santos
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