Anders Grubb

Anders Grubb is a Professor and Research Team Manager at Lund University in the Department of Clinical Chemistry. His work focuses on Cystatin C and its applications in renal disease, amyloidosis, and antibiotic development.

• Biomedical Laboratory Science/Technology
• Clinical Laboratory Medicine
• Medicinal Chemistry

His research has defined the Shrunken Pore Syndrome as a selective glomerular hypofiltration disorder with high mortality and developed international cystatin C calibration standards. He explores cystatin C’s role in amyloid formation, Alzheimer’s disease, and novel antimicrobial agents targeting gram-positive bacteria and viruses.

Recent publications highlight cystatin C-derived markers for renal function, structural modifications in peptidomimetics, and race/sex-independent GFR equations. Collaborations include institutions across Europe and the United States.