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in Mol Pharmacol

Kinetic analysis of the early signaling steps of the human chemokine receptor CXCR4

  • C. Perpina-Viciano
  • A. Isbilir
  • A. Zarca
  • B. Caspar
  • L.E. Kilpatrick
  • S.J. Hill
  • M.J. Smit
  • M.J. Lohse
  • C. Hoffmann
in Nat Chem Biol

Single-molecule analysis reveals agonist-specific dimer formation of µ-opioid receptors

  • J. Möller
  • A. Isbilir
  • T. Sungkaworn
  • B. Osberg
  • C. Karathanasis
  • V. Sunkara
  • E.O. Grushevskyi
  • A. Bock
  • P. Annibale
  • M. Heilemann
  • C. Schütte
  • M.J. Lohse
in Mol Pharmacol

Context-dependent signaling of CXC chemokine receptor 4
and atypical chemokine receptor 3

  • J. Heuninck
  • C. Perpina Viciano
  • A. Işbilir
  • B. Caspar
  • D. Capoferri
  • S.J. Briddon
  • T. Durroux
  • S.J. Hill
  • M.J. Lohse
  • G. Milligan
  • J.P. Pin
  • C. Hoffmann
in Cell

Mutations in disordered regions can cause disease by creating dileucine motifs

  • K. Meyer
  • M. Kirchner
  • B. Uyar
  • J.Y. Cheng
  • G. Russo
  • L.R. Hernandez-Miranda
  • A. Szymborska
  • H. Zauber
  • I.M. Rudolph
  • T.E. Willnow
  • A. Akalin
  • V. Haucke
  • H. Gerhardt
  • C. Birchmeier
  • R. Kühn
  • M. Krauss
  • S. Diecke
  • J.M. Pascual
  • M. Selbach
in Hum Gene Ther

Efficient non-viral T cell engineering by Sleeping Beauty minicircles diminishing DNA toxicity and miRNAs silencing the endogenous TCR

  • J. Clauss
  • M. Obenaus
  • C. Miskey
  • Z. Ivics
  • Z. Izsvák
  • W. Uckert
  • M. Bunse
in Nature

Tumour ischaemia by interferon-γ resembles physiological blood vessel regression

  • T. Kammertoens
  • C. Friese
  • A. Arina
  • C. Idel
  • D. Briesemeister
  • M. Rothe
  • A. Ivanov
  • A. Szymborska
  • G. Patone
  • S. Kunz
  • D. Sommermeyer
  • B. Engels
  • M. Leisegang
  • A. Textor
  • H.J. Fehling
  • M. Fruttiger
  • M. Lohoff
  • A. Herrmann
  • H. Yu
  • R. Weichselbaum
  • W. Uckert
  • N. Hübner
  • H. Gerhardt
  • D. Beule
  • H. Schreiber
  • T. Blankenstein
in J Clin Invest

MHCII-independent CD4(+) T cells protect injured CNS neurons via IL-4

  • J.T. Walsh
  • S. Hendrix
  • F. Boato
  • I. Smirnov
  • J. Zheng
  • J.R. Lukens
  • S. Gadani
  • D. Hechler
  • G. Gölz
  • K. Rosenberger
  • T. Kammertöns
  • J. Vogt
  • C. Vogelaar
  • V. Siffrin
  • A. Radjavi
  • A. Fernandez-Castaneda
  • A. Gaultier
  • R. Gold
  • T.D. Kanneganti
  • R. Nitsch
  • F. Zipp
  • J. Kipnis