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949 IDENTIFICATION OF TWO CLINICALLY DISTINCT SUBTYPES IN AUTOIMMUNE HEPATITIS BY COMPARATIVE FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS by Marquardt, J.U, Ploch, P, Becker, D, Andersen, J.B, Seidel, D, Eickmeier, I, Gamstätter, T, Hansen, T, Conner, L.A, Galle, P.R, Schott, E, Thorgeirsson, S.S, Teufel, A

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1096 DENDRITIC CELLS BUT NOT KUPFFER CELLS ARE REQUIRED FOR THE ACTIVATION OF SELF-REACTIVE CD8 T-CELLS IN THE LIVER by Eickmeier, I, Derkow, K, Müller, A, Seidel, D, Bergk, A, Wiedenmann, B, Schott, E

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683 INEFFICIENT PRIMING OF CD4 T-CELLS BY LIVER-DERIVED ANTIGEN IN A MOUSE MODEL OF AUTOIMMUNE HEPATITIS by Derkow, K, Seidel, D, Eickmeier, I, Wiedenmann, B, Schott, E

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880 THE ROLE OF CD4 T-CELLS IN A MOUSE MODEL OF AUTOIMMUNE HEPATITIS by Derkow, K, Loddenkemper, C, Eickmeier, I, Seidel, D, Wiedenmann, B, Schott, E

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Metabolite profiling reveals distinct changes in carbon and nitrogen metabolism in phosphate-deficient barley plants (Hordeum vulgare L.) by Huang, C.Y.(University of Adelaide, South Australia (Australia)), Roessner, U, Eickmeier, I, Genc. Y, Callahan, D.L, Shirley, N, Langridge, P, Bacic, A

“…Plants modify metabolic processes for adaptation to low phosphate (P) conditions. Whilst transcriptomic analyses show that P deficiency changes hundreds of…”
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Mitochondrial uncoupling protein is required for efficient photosynthesis by Sweetlove, L.J, Lytovchenko, A, Morgan, M, Nunes-Nesi, A, Taylor, N.L, Baxter, C.J, Eickmeier, I, Fernie, A.R

“…Uncoupling proteins (UCPs) occur in the inner mitochondrial membrane and dissipate the proton gradient across this membrane that is normally used for ATP…”
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Expression of an Escherichia coli phosphoglucomutase in potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) results in minor changes in tuber metabolism and a considerable delay in tuber sprouting by Lytovchenko, A, Hajirezaei, M, Eickmeier, I, Mittendorf, V, Sonnewald, U, Willmitzer, L, Fernie, A.R

“…The aim of this work was to evaluate the influence of elevating the cytosolic activity of phosphoglucomutase (PGM; EC 5.4.2.2) on photosynthesis, growth and…”
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