Our COVID-19 study titled „Temporal omics analysis in Syrian hamsters unravel cellular effector responses to moderate COVID-19“ is published in Nature Communications. Many thanks to our collaboration partners at Freie Universität Berlin, BIMSB, MDC and BIH.
You find the press release here.
Congratulations to Cengiz Gökeri and Geraldine Nouailles for receiving a Sonnenfeld Stiftung grant!
Bravo Christoph Tabeling, Sandra-Maria Wienhold and Markus Brack for publishing their work related to pulmonary fibrosis in Fra-2 transgenic mice and the subsequent susceptibility to pneumococcal pneumonia, we are thankful we could contribute.
Longitudinal omics in Syrian hamsters integrated with human data unravel complexity of moderate immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 – as a result of great interdisciplinary collaboration our preprint is out now on bioRxiv. We sincerely thank our collaborators from Freie Universität Berlin, BIMSB, MDC, BIH and Charité.
We are delighted to have contributed towards the clinical trial involving the pneumococcal exotoxin pneumolysin and its effects on platelets.
Bravo to Sibylle Schirm, Markus Scholz and team from the e:med consortium. In our most recent study, we devised a biomathematical model of immune response and barrier function in mice with pneumococcal lung infection.