Graduates

v.l.n.r Murtaza Ali, Nadine Thomas, Anne Günther, Jana-Fabienne Ebel, Annalena Wille, Fahime Hashemi Arani, Tanja Hussner, Claudia Curdt, Nathalie Schröder, Eyad Naser

Wiebke Hansen, Jan Buer P01 - Anne Günther

 Impact of the sphingomyelin/ceramide pathway on immune cell function

Joachim Fandrey P02 - Tina Schönberger

 Role of hypoxia on lipid signaling

Katrin Becker-Flegler P03 - Eyad Naser

 Characterization of ARC39, a new inhibitor of acid sphingomyelinase

Astrid Westendorf P04 - Jana Fabienne Ebel

 Role of acid sphingomyelinase/ceramidase in gut infection and inflammation

Erich Gulbins P07 - Fahime Heshemi Arani

Sphingolipids as antifungal agents

Dirk Hermann P08 - Tanja Hussner

Role of ceramide-rich macrodomains in regulating ABC transporters post ischemia.

 

Bodo Levkau / Petra Keul P09 - Nathalie Schröder

Sphingosine-1-Phosphate (S1P) and its role in aortic aneurysms

Bodo Levkau P10 - Nadine Thomas

 Trafficking of sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) between membranes and 
 high-density lipoproteins as crucial component of S1P signalling and lipid transfer

Bodo Levkau P11 - Annalena Wille

Contact

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Research Training Group 2098
Biomedicine of Sphingolipids

Speaker:
Prof. Dr. Erich Gulbins

Vice-Speaker:
Prof. Dr. Wiebke Hansen

Coordination: Kristin Schimank

Phone: +49 201 723 3536
Fax: +49 201 723 5974
E-Mail: kristin.schimank@uk-essen.de