Jana Buhre
Inhibition of the development of pathogenic non-(a)galactosylated IgG autoantibodies
The effector function of an IgG antibody is highly influenced by its Fc N-glycosylation. In case of autoantibodies it is known that a switch to more pathogenic antibodies correlates with an increase in agalactosylated IgG molecules. Treatments with Biologica, like anti-TNFa, lead to changes in IgG Fc N-glycosylation patterns linked to a less inflammatory state. Based on these findings, we here will investigate the effect of Biologica in different autoimmune diseases. Furthermore, the underlying mechanisms that facilitate changes in Fc N-glycosylation patterns shall be analyzed.
- People
- Doctoral Candidates
- Merabell Adem
- Katja Adriany
- Farbod Bahreini
- Estelle Bergmann
- Swayanka Biswas
- Jana Buhre
- David De Luca Laredo
- Kaan Ersoy
- Ferdinand Gebauer
- Lennart Gooß
- Maja Grote
- Sen Guo
- Veronika Hartmann
- Michelle Hein
- Marie Jaboreck
- Luise Janusch
- Maj Jäpel
- Anna Knauer
- Valentin Kneitz
- Maximilian Lahmer
- Wing Yu Lee
- Isabelle Luckow
- Daniel Mehlberg
- Sahar Mehrabani
- Afsaneh Mehrpouyan
- Sadegh Mousavi
- Danial Namazi
- Dennis Niese
- Milica Novovic
- Justus Ohmes
- Bianca Opelka
- Colin Osterloh
- Cristian Papara
- Isa Popken
- Tina Rastegar Lari
- Daniel Rohling
- Rochi Saurabh
- Alessia Maria Sbaraglia
- Jovan Schanzenbacher
- Mareile Schlotfeldt
- Carolin Schmidt
- Solveig Lea Schmidt
- Leon Schmidt-Jiménez
- Nora Schoell
- Lena Schröder
- Hannah Schuhmacher
- Salomini Sinnathurai
- Sarah Stenger
- Chiara Walczyk
- Nele Wellbrock
- Julia Wimmer-Gross
- Natalia Zappe
- Jianrui Zheng
- Luca Zillikens
- Carla Zünkeler
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- Associated Scientists
- Administration
- Finished doctoral degrees
- Doctoral Candidates