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GRK2633 | Defining and Targeting Autoimmune Pre-Disease
University of Lübeck - Defining and Targeting Autoimmune Pre-Disease - Projects - 1st Generation - Concluded projects - MDs
MDs
  • Projects
    • 1st Generation
      • A: Defining Autoimmune Pre-Disease
      • B: Targeting of Autoimmune Pre-Disease
      • Associated projects
      • Concluded projects
        • PhDs
        • MDs
          • MD A1 - Investigation of the influence of specific CDK inhibitors on neutrophil activation
          • MD A2 - Conception of an anatomical expression of landscape 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 - Optimization and exploitation of a 3D model of human skin for translational use
          • MD A6 - To study vasculopathy in systemic sclerosis
          • MD A7 - Identification of autoantibodies contributing to the break of immunotolerance in immunization induced MMP mouse model
          • MD A8 - The role of AT1R antibodies and extracellular vesicles in mediating endothelial dysfunction in systemic sclerosis with pulmonary arterial hypertension
          • 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 keratinocytes dissoziation
          • MD A13 - Investigation of the local and systemic complement activation in bullous pemphigoid
          • MD A14 - Impact of different subclasses on immune complex-induced signaling in neutrophils.
          • MD A15 - Novel target antigens as inducers of autoimmunity of autoimmune bullous 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
          • MD B2 - Cigarette smoking-induced autoantibodies
          • MD B3 - Contribution of taurine, hypoxanthine, vitamin B5 and B6 in 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 the effect of kinase inhibitors in the human skin organ culture model for pemphigus foliaceus
          • MD B7 - Testing the Effect of Kinase Inhibitors in the Human Skin Organ Culture (HSOC) Model for Pemphigus Foliaceus
        • Ass. PhDs
        • Ass. MDs
    • 2nd Generation

 

 

RTG 2633
Autoimmune Pre-Disease
University of Lübeck
Spokesperson: Ralf Ludwig