Günter Lepperdinger

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Histoire, Philosophie et Sociologie des sciences (11) Droit (1)

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Autres (9) Articles (3)

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Science (10) Aging (8) Aging (8) puits (4) Stem cells (4) Old age (4) Number (4) modèle (3) analyse (3) Diseases (3) Functions (3) Expression (3) Example (3) Diseases (3) Comprehension (3) Cells (3) Mesenchymal stem cells (3) Properties (3) Utilization (3) Analysis (3) levure (2) espèce (2) recherche (2) protéine (2) champ (2) évolution (2) enzyme (2) différenciation (2) âge (2) sujet (2)

Documents écrit par Günter Lepperdinger (12) | parle de Günter Lepperdinger (0)

Bioinformatics in aging research: A workshop report
Anil Wipat et al. (20 avr. 2011)
Identification of evolutionarily conserved genetic regulators of cellular aging
Angelika Jamnig et al. (28 oct. 2010)
Designed Human Serum Hyaluronidase 1 Variant, HYAL1ΔL, Exhibits Activity up to pH 5.9
Brigitte Greiderer et al. (5 nov. 2009)
Aging Stem Cells and Regenerative Biomedicine: Concepts, Opportunities and Technological Advances
Günter Lepperdinger (3 févr. 2009)
Open-ended question: is immortality exclusively inherent to the germ line?
Günter Lepperdinger (3 févr. 2009)
Controversial Issue: Is it safe to employ mesenchymal stem cells in cell-based therapies?
Angelika Jamnig et al. (3 févr. 2009)
lin–Sca-1+ Cells and Age-Dependent Changes of Their Proliferation Potential Are Reliant on Mesenchymal Stromal Cells and Are Leukemia Inhibitory Factor Dependent
Christine Fehrer et al. (3 févr. 2009)
Automated Quantitative Assessment of Proteins’ Biological Function in Protein Knowledge Bases
Gabriele Mayr et al. (3 févr. 2009)
Changes of the functional capacity of mesenchymal stem cells due to aging or age-associated disease – implications for clinical applications and donor recruitment
Angelika Jamnig et al. (3 févr. 2009)
High-Yield Recombinant Expression of the Extremophile Enzyme, Bee Hyaluronidase In Pichia Pastoris
Christine Fehrer et al. (3 févr. 2009)
The use of genetically engineered model systems for research on human aging
Beatrix Grubeck-Loebenstein et al. (5 sept. 2008)
Non-regulatory CD8+CD45RO+CD25+ T lymphocytes may compensate for the loss of antigen-inexperienced CD8+CD45RA+ T cells in old age
Beatrix Grubeck-Loebenstein et al. (6 août 2008)