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Searchresult: Experimental Hematology
Our Research Our work encompasses the study of molecular events that mediate cellular aging; the environmental factors that impact upon the aging process; and the interplay between hematopoietic and…
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Searchresult: Hematology and Immune Engineering
Reprogramming Aging Immunity Keeping the immune system young to extend healthy life. The challenge Aging erodes the immune system, making us more vulnerable to infections, cancer, and poor vaccine…
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Searchresult: Molecular Hematology/Oncology
Our Research Our translational and clinical research focus on Cancer of Unknown Primary (CUP). CUP is a highly aggressive, primary metastatic malignancy, in which only metastases but no primary…
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Searchresult: Cell Signaling and Metabolism
Our Research Metabolism supplies the bioenergetic and biosynthetic pathways which underlie all cellular functions. Therefore, to match the metabolic demands of different physiological and…
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Searchresult: Molecular Neurobiology
Our Research How many differently committed stem cells do we have in the adult brain? How many different subtypes do we actually need for efficient brain repair? How restricted is stem cell…
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Searchresult: Molecular Neurogenetics
Our Research In the Division of Molecular Neurogenetics, our research centers on uncovering the molecular mechanisms that drive brain development and pathology, with a special focus on brain…
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Searchresult: Clinical Neurobiology
Our Research GABAergic interneurons are the principal source of inhibition in the adult brain and synchronize the activity of neuronal networks with millisecond precision, a prerequisite for most…
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Searchresult: Inflammatory Stress in Stem Cells
Our Research Infection is a common, natural form of stress, with which the body is regularly challenged. During infection or inflammation, cells of the immune system are responsible for fighting the…
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Searchresult: Stem Cells and Cancer
Our Research Our group investigates the biology of normal and malignant stem cells. While stem cells maintain and regenerate tissues through self-renewal and differentiation, mutations and…
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Searchresult: Newly Discovered Marker for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Is the Achilles’ Heel of Highly Aggressive Tumor CellsNewly Discovered Marker for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Is the Achilles’ Heel of Highly Aggressive Tumor Cells Date: 01.07.2026 Press release content type: Press release
A team led by researchers from the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) and the HI-STEM* Stem Cell Institute has discovered a promising new approach to treating advanced colorectal cancer. The study,…
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