- Projects
- 1st Generation
- A: Defining Autoimmune Pre-Disease
- B: Targeting of Autoimmune Pre-Disease
- Associated projects
- Medical doctoral researcher projects
- Concluded projects
- Doctoral researchers
- Medical doctoral researchers
- MD A1: Investigation of the influence of specific CDK inhibitors on neutrophil activation
- MD A2: Anatomical expression of target antigens in autoimmune blistering dermatoses as markers for lesion formation
- MD A3: Structural characterization of skin-directed autoantibodies and their interaction with the antigen to gain insights into autoimmune pre-disease
- MD A4: Do interactions between AT1R autoantibodies derived from patients with systemic sclerosis and endothelial cells lead to endothelial dysfunction?
- MD A5: Establishing a human 3D skin model for pemphigus vulgaris
- MD A6: Assessing vasculopathy in systemic sclerosis using optical coherence tomography
- MD A7: Identification of autoantibodies contributing to the break of immunotolerance in immunization induced mucous membrane pemphigus mouse model
- MD A8: Impact of angiotensin II type 1 receptor antibodies on endothelial dysfunction in systemic sclerosis
- MD A9: Impact of glycosylation on IgG4-induced signaling in neutrophils
- MD A10: Testing a new single chain variable fragment for pemphigus foliaceus in the human skin organ culture model
- MD A11: Impact of glycosylation on IgG3-induced signaling in neutrophiles
- MD A12: Screening for inhibitors to prevent keratinocyte dissociation
- MD A13: Investigation of the local and systemic complement activation in bullous pemphigoid patients
- MD A14: Impact of different IgG subclasses and glycosylation patterns on immune complex-induced signaling in neutrophils
- MD A15: Novel target antigens of the lower basal membrane zone as inducers of autoimmunity of bullous autoimmune dermatoses
- MD A16: Identification of the major epitope of the BP180 ectodomain recognized by serum IgA autoantibodies of patients with pemphigoid diseases – IgA autoantibodies as prognostic marker?
- MD A17: Autoantibody-mediated effects on endothelial and immune cell signaling in systemic sclerosis
- MD A18: Molecular and cellular characterization of pre-autoimmune effects induced by aging in mice
- MD A19: Immunogenic effects of Staphylococcus aureus toxins in autoimmune vasculitis
- MD B1: Testing the effect of kinase inhibitors in the human skin organ culture model for pemphigus vulgaris
- MD B2: Investigation of cigarette smoking-induced autoantibodies against human airway epithelial cells in patients with chronic obstructive lung disease
- MD B3: Contribution of taurine, pyridoxine and pantothenic acid to the pathomechanism of pemphigus vulgaris
- MD B4: The influence of prednisolone treatment on split formation in the human skin organ culture model for pemphigus vulgaris
- MD B5: Molecular characterization of the pre-autoimmune effects of Western diet in healthy mice
- MD B6: Testing established MAP kinase inhibitors in a different approach of the human skin organ culture model for pemphigus vulgaris
- MD B7: Testing the effect of kinase inhibitors in the human skin organ culture model for pemphigus foliaceus
- Ass. doctoral researchers
- Ass. medical doctoral researchers
- 2nd Generation
- 1st Generation
