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AG Kettenmann

Zelluläre Neurowissenschaften

Informationen zu unserer Arbeitsgruppe finden Sie auf der englischen Seite.

Team

Gruppenleiter

 

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Research

 

Collaborators

Prof. Gutmann, MD, PhD



Post-Docs

Dr. Dr. Omar Dzaye

Dr. Darko Markovic

Dr. Christiane Nolte

Dr. Marcus Semtner



Guest Scientists

Tatyana Pivneva



PhD Students

Olga Bakina

Alice Buonfiglioli

Amanda Costa

Dilansu Güneykaya

Verena Haage

Yimin Huang

Urs Kindler

Francesca Logiacco

Nirmeen El Madany

Meron Maricos

Niklas Meyer

 

MD

Julia Bachorz

Ibrahim Efecan Efe

Hannah Haneke

Fatih Yalcin



Technical Assistants

Inga Krüger

Regina Piske

Nadine Scharek

Michaela Seeger-Zografakis

Maren Wendt



Administration

Birgit Jarchow



Other

Meino Alexandra Gibson

Vera Heinemann

Stefanie Korthals

Bastiaan Pierik

Clemens Webert

 
 
 
 
 

Veröffentlichungen

in Cell Rep

Transcriptional and translational differences of microglia from male and female brains

D. Guneykaya et al.
in Acta Neuropathol

Distinguishing features of microglia- and monocyte-derived macrophages after stroke

G. Kronenberg et al.
in Cell Rep

Oligodendrocytes in the mouse corpus callosum maintain axonal function by delivery of glucose

N. Meyer et al.
in Neuro Oncol

Loss of host-derived osteopontin creates a glioblastoma-promoting microenvironment

F. Szulzewsky et al.
in Cereb Cortex

Barreloid borders and neuronal activity shape panglial gap junction-coupled networks in the mouse thalamus

L. Claus et al.
in J Clin Invest

S-sulfocysteine/NMDA receptor-dependent signaling underlies neurodegeneration in molybdenum cofactor deficiency

A. Kumar et al.
in Neuron

Building bridges through science

T. Lissek et al.
in Neurobiol Aging

Changes in phagocytosis and potassium channel activity in microglia of 5xFAD mice indicate alterations in purinergic signaling in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease

S. Wendt et al.
in Neurochem Res

Introduction: Special issue in honor of Bruce Ransom

H. Kettenmann
in Brain Behav Immun

Deep brain stimulation during early adolescence prevents microglial alterations in a model of maternal immune activation

R. Hadar et al.
Prof. Dr. Helmut Kettenmann
Prof. Dr. Helmut Kettenmann