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Biography Elin Kristianne Sandaker

I work as a research technican at Nofima in Tromsø. My workingplace is in the laboratory, using different techniques in virology, immuneology and microbiology. Our projects is mostly done working together in team, but also both plan and work out smaller projects. My profession is biotechnican. In addition different courses, for instance at Norwegian College of Fishery Science in Tromsø (Fish health) and University of Oslo (cell growth). My work also involve learning New methods and techniques in work at our laboratory.

Elin Kristianne Sandaker has 6 publications at Nofima:

Holdbarhet på klippfisk. Flekket klippfisk lagret ved forhøyede temperaturer

Lorentzen, Grete Elisabeth; Røhme, Amalie; Sandaker, Elin Kristianne

2016

Nofima reports

Rapport/Report 6/2016 – English summary

Lorentzen, Grete Elisabeth; Johansen, Jørn-Owe; Breiland, Mette Serine Wesmajervi; Dahl, Reidun Wenche; Sandaker, Elin Kristianne; Ytterstad, Elinor

2016

Nofima reports

Establishing a cell line from Atlantic cod as a novel tool for in vitro studies

Jensen, Ingvill; Steiro, Kari; Sommer, Ann Inger; Mennen, Saskia; Johansen, Audny; Sandaker, Elin Kristianne; Seppola, Marit

2013

Academic article

Susceptibility of Atlantic cod Gadus morhua juveniles to different routes of experimental challenge with infectious pancreatic necrosis virus (IPNV)

Jensen, Ingvill; Seppola, Marit; Steiro, Kari; Sandaker, Elin Kristianne; Mennen, Saskia; Sommer, Ann Inger

2009

Academic article

Random amplification of polymorphic DNA (RAPD) typing of carnobacteria isolated from hindgut chamber and large intestine of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua l.)

Seppola, Marit; Olsen, Rolf Erik; Sandaker, Elin Kristianne; Kanapathippillai, Premasany; Holzapfel, Willhelm; Ringø, Einar

2006

Academic article

Quantification of Atlantic salmon type-I interferon using an Mx1 promoter reporter gene assay

Johansen, Audny; Collet, Bertrand; Sandaker, Elin Kristianne; Secombes, Christopher; Jørgensen, Jorunn

2004

Academic article

Predictive

1. January 2018 – 31. December 2020

The overall aim of the project is to expand the knowledge on how the environment affects the biology of farmed fish and develop robust systems that may be used to screen and evaluate the impacts of the challenges related to changing environment.