List of projects by field of study



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Airway epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition: Compartmentalized cyclic AMP signaling?

Researchers
prof. dr. M. Schmidt

Keywords:
epithelial-mesenchymal compartmentalization drug targeting

Application of Next-Generation Sequencing in managing hospital outbreaks with Multidrug Resistant Gram-Negative Bacteria

Researchers
Prof. dr. A.W. Friedrich

Keywords:
molecular biology molecular microbiology

Aquaglyceroporin-3 (AQP3) as an “elusive” drug target for cancer treatment: development of new approaches to study its structure and function

Researchers
Dr. A. Casini
dr. A. Kocer

Keywords:
cancer aquaporins biophysics

Bridging the gap between immunology and microbiology: mechanistic insights into the involvement of Staphylococcus aureus in the pathogenesis of Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis

Researchers
Prof. dr. P. Heeringa
Prof. dr. J.M. van Dijl
C. Glasner
dr. M.M. van Timmeren
Dr. W.H. Abdulahad

Keywords:
molecular microbiology Staphylococcus aureus Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis

Does dysfunctional crosstalk between epithelial cells and fibroblasts contribute to the abnormal tissue repair and remodeling processes in COPD?

Researchers
dr. H.I. Heijink
Dr. C.A. Brandsma

Keywords:
COPD inflammation smoking

Drosophila as model organism for neurodegeneration and aging

Researchers
prof. dr. O.C.M. Sibon

Keywords:
ageing neurodegenerative diseases Drosophila

Eat more molecular! Modulating the gastrointestinal immune system to support health

Researchers
P. de Vos

Keywords:
immunology carbohydrates intestine

Endothelial-Mesenchymal Transition in Cardiovascular Disease

Researchers
dr. G. Krenning
dr. J.A.J. Moonen

Keywords:
microRNA epigenetics signal transduction

Epigenetic editing towards directed gene silencing of oncogenes

Researchers
No researchers found

Keywords:
gene expression epigenetics gene regulation

Epigenetics of Endothelial Dysfunction

Researchers
dr. G. Krenning
Dr. M.C. Harmsen
M. Maleszewska

Keywords:
epigenetics Endothelial Cell Polycomb

Follistatin-like 1, a crucial factor in lung development, as a novel regulator in COPD

Researchers
prof. dr. M. Schmidt

Keywords:
COPD fibrosis Follistatin-1

Identification and characterization of novel mTOR regulators

Researchers
prof. dr. K. Thedieck

Keywords:
proteomics Metabolic signaling systems biology

Identification of the gene regulatory processes underlying the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes.

Researchers
dr. J.W. Jonker

Keywords:
gene regulation energy metabolism type 2 diabetes

microRNAs in Diabetic Retinopathy

Researchers
dr. G. Krenning
J.F. Friedrich

Keywords:
microRNA diabetes Endothelial Cell

Promoting beta-cell survival in type 1 diabetes

Researchers
dr. J.W. Jonker
dr. J.K. Kruit

Keywords:
diabetes insulin basic research

Proteogenomics analysis of COPD patient derived fibroblast to reveal molecular mechanism of COPD development

Researchers
dr. P.L. Horvatovich
dr. M. van den Berge
dr. V. Guryev
dr. H.P. Permentier

Keywords:
COPD proteomics genetics

Selective pharmacological intervention in microvascular endothelial cells in chronic inflammation.

Researchers
dr. J.A.A.M. Kamps
prof.dr. G. Molema

Keywords:
liposomes siRNA small molecular drugs

Studies on a potential impact of Epac during interactions between Aspergillus fumigatus and host

Researchers
prof. dr. M. Schmidt

Keywords:
Aspergillus fumigatus Epac actin cytoskeleton dynamic

The Epac1 and Epac2 signalosome – unravelling molecular mechanisms underlying unwanted effects of β2-agonists with focus on biased signaling

Researchers
prof. dr. M. Schmidt

Keywords:
Biased agonism

The inflammatory response in preeclampsia

Researchers
Dr. M.M. Faas
dr. M.G. van Pampus

Keywords:
inflammation endothelial cells microparticles preeclampsia monocytes

Weapons of self-destruction: Causes and consequences of autoimmunity

Researchers
Prof. dr. P. Heeringa

Keywords:
immune response inflammation autoimmunity

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