In research, translation refers to the implementation of findings from basic research in the clinic or in therapeutic applications.
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Ideally, feasibility should already be considered in the design of basic research. Only translation makes results of basic research practically accessible for people. The slogan “From bench to bedside” describes the aim of translational research.
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Workshop
Tübingen University Hospital, Hörsaalzentrum, Room 7E02 Auf der Morgenstelle 16 72076Tübingen Germany
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