Grundlagenforschung | Trauma und Inflammation 1
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Meeting Abstract (DKOU26_Abs_2179)
Integrated in vivo and in vitro transcriptomics reveal inflammatory drivers of GC-induced bone loss
Kölbl C, Lee S, Nungeß S, Ignatius A, Tuckermann J, Ahmad M -
Meeting Abstract (DKOU26_Abs_2289)
How simulation-based planning and smart wearable data help understand the role of peak loads during fracture healing
Arnegger A, Niemeyer F, Popov I, Protsenko V, Bilyi V -
Meeting Abstract (DKOU26_Abs_749)
Einblicke in die dynamisch-pathophysiologischen Mechanismen der traumabedingten akuten Nierenschädigung mittels Genexpressionsanalysen
Oßwald K, Mulaw M, Huber-Lang M, Halbgebauer R -
Meeting Abstract (DKOU26_Abs_2102)
Traumatic brain injury in the omics era: Plasma and extracellular vesicle proteomic signatures in polytrauma
Leppik L, Funda L, Proschinger S, Krüger M, Weber B, Henrich D, Marzi I, Schindler C -
Meeting Abstract (DKOU26_Abs_2165)
Divergent effects of interleukin-6- and polytrauma-stimulated neutrophil extracellular vesicles on inflammatory signaling in hepatic in vitro model
Rauchmann C, Becker N, Relja B -
Meeting Abstract (DKOU26_Abs_2455)
Translational signposts of free zinc, and total zinc homeostasis reveal early indicators of neurological recovery after traumatic spinal cord injury in a rodent model
Heller R, Maares M, Alhalabi OT, Mannes M, Krieg SM, Achatz G, Haase H, Schomburg L, Moghaddam A, Biglari B, Younsi A
