associated TP10: Wound healing and epidermolysis bullosa acquisita
The project addressed 2 main questions:
- Characterization of the adaptive immune response in the antibody transfer-induced epidermolysis bullosa acquisita (EBA) mouse model
- Investigation of the effect on would healing in experimental EBA
The project has been completed and Eva Hauenschild obtained her degree in 2014.
- Projects
- Projects
- Associated projects
- MD projects
- Associated MD projects
- Concluded projects
- Concluded TP
- Concluded Ass.TP
- associated TP1 - Immunoadsorbtion
- associated TP2 - Breg
- associated TP3 - Osteoimmunology
- associated TP4 - Cytokines in EBA
- associated TP5 - Scaring alopecia
- associated TP6 - Diet and Autoimmunity
- associated TP7 - QTL in RA
- associated TP8 - Systems biology
- associated TP9 - Microbiome
- associated TP10 - Wound healing in EBA
- associated TP11 - Novel BP model
- associated TP12 - Anti-p200 pemphigoid
- associated TP13 - miRNA expression patterns
- associated TP14 - therapeutic Collagen VII and XVII-specific IgGs
- associated TP 15 - Bioactive lipid mediaters
- associated TP 17 - The role of mitochondrial DNA
- associated TP 18 -Pathogenesis of pemphigoid diseases
- associated TP 19 - New neutrophil inhibitors
- associated TP 20 - Glycosylated antibodies & autoreactive B cells
- associated TP 21 - Glycosylated IgA
- associated TP 22 - Neuronal auto-antigens
- associated TP 23 - Neuroinflammatory autoantibodies
- associated TP 24 - T cell repertoire
- associated TP 25 - Nutrition in EBA
- associated TP 26 - Circadian clocks in EBA
- associated TP 27 - Pemphigus characterization
- associated TP 28 - Mast cells in BP
- associated TP 29 - IL-10 in EBA
- Concluded MD TP
- Concluded Ass. MD TP