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HECT-type Ubiquitin Ligases in Nerve Cell Development
(2016-10-11)Development of neurons begins in the middle of embryogenesis after closure of the neural tube. In the process of neurogenesis, neural stem cells generate nerve cells by asymmetric cell divisions at the ventricular zone of ... -
Hemmung der Cytochrom c-induzierten Caspase-Aktivierung durch Toxoplasma gondii in vitro und in vivo:molekulare Mechanismen und parasitäre Effektormoleküle
(2012-11-22)Toxoplasma gondii is an obligate intracellular parasite and is able to infect almost all nucleated cells of humans and warm-blooded animals. Infection of immunocompetent individuals is mostly asymptomatic and leads to ... -
Herstellung und Charakterisierung monoklonaler Antikörper gegen die Anaphylatoxin-Rezeptoren
(2008-01-29)Anaphylatoxins are potent pro-inflammatory mediators that induce their biological effects through high affinity binding to specific cellular receptors. Due to controversial evidence in the ... -
Herstellung von katalytischen monoklonalen Antikörpern
(2001-01-15)Utilizing the similar binding characteristics of substrates to enzymes and antigens to antibodies, respectively, antibodies with catalytic activities have been created since 1986. We have ... -
High-resolution analysis of regulatory interactions and nano-scale chromatin structures
(2024-09-11)Despite having the same genetic blueprint, the development of a complex, multicellular organism from a single fertilized egg results in a wide variety of hundreds distinct cell types, each uniquely contributing to the ... -
High-resolution characterization of structural changes involved in prion diseases and dialysis-related amyloidosis
(2009-10-16)Protein aggregation is the cause of several human diseases such as diabetes mellitus type 2, Parkinson s disease, Alzheimer s disease, Huntington s disease, spongiform encephalopathies, ... -
Hilfeverhalten und Zivilcourage: Ein Vergleich von antizipiertem und realem Verhalten
(2009-03-03)So far, there have been few experimental studies concerning the similarities and differences of helping behavior and civil courage. In contrast to research on helping behavior, there is ... -
Historische Anatomieleichen der Universität Göttingen – Zur Morbidität einer Bevölkerungsgruppe des 19. Jahrhunderts
(2019-07-29)The work presented here deals with the results of the study on the morbidity frequencies of a population group of the 19th century In 2011, human remains of 159 individuals were recovered in a partial excavation on the ... -
HMGB2 programming and structural variations as tumor supportive mechanisms in cancer
(2025-06-17)Cancer is a widespread disease that affects many. In order to escape into malignancy, a cell has to undergo a multistep process during which it acquires a set of traits. These traits allow it to replicate indefinitely and ... -
Holocene Vegetation and Disturbance Dynamics in the Araucaria araucana Forest: a paleoecological contribution for conservation
(2020-07-15)Climatic changes have changed the vegetation distribution in northern Patagonia over millennial time-scale; while, fire and volcanoes disturbance might play an important role in the vegetation dynamics, especially in the ... -
Holocene vegetation and environmental changes with a focus on peat ecosystems in southwestern and northeastern Amazonia
(2024-03-27)Amazon rainforests are well-known for playing a significant role in the climate, hydrological cycle, and biodiversity on earth. Recent investigations found that Amazonia may contain the largest peat carbon (C) stock in the ... -
Holocene vegetation dynamics and disturbance regimes in north Patagonia Argentina (40°S)
(2020-07-14)Northern Patagonia in Argentina (40°S) offers a great opportunity to analyse the influence of volcanic ash deposition and fire on the vegetation composition. Here, three lakes located strategically along the forest-steppe ... -
HORMA domain proteins in Autophagy initiation
(2022-08-01)The autophagic pathway is an evolutionarily conserved strategy among eukaryotic cells for maintaining cell homeostasis at the basal level and during stressful conditions. It removes protein aggregates, damaged organelles, ... -
Human and mouse meniscus progenitor cells and their role in meniscus tissue regeneration
(2014-05-19)Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative disease of hyaline cartilage. The cartilage is an avascular tissue, once damaged it is difficult to repair. Articular cartilage is responsible for the smooth, frictionless, and painless ... -
Hydraulic traits and their relevance for water use strategies in five broad-leaved tree species of a temperate mixed forest
(2013-11-14)Without anthropogenic intervention, Central Europe would be covered by about 65% by beech-dominated broad-leaved forests. However, large forest areas have been replaced by coniferous monocultures since the early 19th century ... -
I. Etablierung eines induzierbaren Suizidsystems zur Identifizierung von Mutanten der salizylsäureabhängigen Signaltransduktion II. Expression von tierischen Signaltransduktionskomponenten in Tabak zur Herstellung eines induzierbaren Expressionssystems
(2002-09-04)During pathogen defense in plants the salicylic acid concentration increases. In response to this signal a number of defense genes is activated via a signal transduction chain few steps of ... -
Identification and analysis of novel insect head patterning genes
(2015-09-24)The insect head is a composite structure of several segments and an anterior non-segmental region. Due to head involution, the Drosophila larval head is strongly reduced and for technical reasons the developmental basis ... -
Identification and characterization of Campylobacter jejuni factors relevant for the infection process
(2007-10-09)Campylobacter jejuni is the most frequent bacterial cause of foodborne-illness in the developed world including Germany, where the reported number is 60,000 cases in a year. Despite the ... -
Identification and Characterization of Deafness Genes in Drosophila melanogaster
(2011-02-08)The antennal auditory organ of Drosophila, Johnston s organ (JO), provides a valuable system to study hearing. JO neurons and hair cells of mammals are developmentally specified via homologous ... -
Identification and Characterization of Microbial Key Functions in Soils of the German Biodiversity Exploratories Representing Different Land Use and Management Types
(2012-05-11)Soil probably harbors the highest microbial species diversity of any environment on Earth and represents a major reservoir of microbial taxonomic, genomic, and metabolic diversity. The most promising approach to gain ...