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PO-1177 The role of SABR in the management of oligometastatic and recurrent head and neck cancers by Mohamed, A.A., Schlenter, M., Sorge, C., Tometten, M., Hackenberg, S., Goncalves, M., Hölzle, F., Eble, M.

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681P OPTIM: A randomized phase II study on the OPTimization of IMmunotherapy in squamous carcinoma of the head and neck – AIO-KHT-0117 by Gruenwald, V., Alt, J., Tometten, M., Haenel, M., Ivanyi, P., Schuch, G., Klinghammer, K., Gutsche, K., Hasenkamp, J., Hapke, G., Mänz, M., Weichert, W., Hahn, D.A.

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Depletion of CD8+ Cells Abolishes the Pregnancy Protective Effect of Progesterone Substitution with Dydrogesterone in Mice by Altering the Th1/Th2 Cytokine Profile by Blois, Sandra M, Joachim, Ricarda, Kandil, Judith, Margni, Ricardo, Tometten, Mareike, Klapp, Burghard F, Arck, Petra C

“…One of the most remarkable immunological regulations is the maternal immune tolerance toward the fetal semiallograft during pregnancy, which has been referred…”
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Lineage, Maturity, and Phenotype of Uterine Murine Dendritic Cells Throughout Gestation Indicate a Protective Role in Maintaining Pregnancy by BLOIS, Sandra M, SOTO, Catalina D, TOMETTEN, Mareike, KLAPP, Burghard F, MARGNI, Ricardo A, ARCK, Petra C

“…Dendritic cells (DCs) are known to play a major role in the induction, maintenance, and regulation of immune responses. Recently, DCs have been described to be…”
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Intercellular Adhesion Molecule-1/LFA-1 Cross Talk Is a Proximate Mediator Capable of Disrupting Immune Integration and Tolerance Mechanism at the Feto-Maternal Interface in Murine Pregnancies by Blois, Sandra, Tometten, Mareike, Kandil, Judith, Hagen, Evelin, Klapp, Burghard F, Margni, Ricardo A, Arck, Petra C

“…Our understanding why a woman's immune system does not reject her histoincompatible fetus is still very limited. Distinct insights into the mechanisms involved…”
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Nerve Growth Factor Translates Stress Response and Subsequent Murine Abortion via Adhesion Molecule-Dependent Pathways by TOMETTEN, Mareike, BLOIS, Sandra, KUHLMEI, Arne, STRETZ, Anna, KLAPP, Burghard F, ARCK, Petra C

“…Spontaneous abortion is a frequent threat affecting 10%–25% of human pregnancies. Psychosocial stress has been suggested to be attributable for pregnancy…”
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Lineage, Maturity, and Phenotype of Uterine Murine Dendritic Cells Throughout Gestation Indicate a Protective Role in Maintaining Pregnancy by Blois, S M, Soto, CDA, Tometten, M, Klapp, B F, Margni, R A, Arck, P C

“…Dendritic cells (DCs) are known to play a major role in the induction, maintenance, and regulation of immune responses. Recently, DCs have been described to be…”
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Nerve Growth Factor and its Functional Receptor TrkA are Up-regulated in Murine Decidual Tissue of Stress-triggered and Substance P-mediated Abortion by Tometten, Mareike, Klapp, Burghard F., Joachim, Ricarda, Fest, Stefan, Zenclussen, Ana C., Peters, Eva M., Hertwig, Kai, Arck, Petra C.

“…Problem:  Stress, elicited by environmental and social conditions, is known to affect the homeostasis of the nervous, endocrine and immune systems. In…”
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Nerve growth factor in reproductive biology: link between the immune, endocrine and nervous system? by Tometten, Mareike, Blois, Sandra, Arck, Petra C

“…Successful pregnancy outcome requires balanced networking of the immune and endocrine system. In addition, numerous sophisticated adaptive mechanisms promote…”
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The CCK2-receptor is expressed in human medullary thyroid carcinomas as well as in normal thyroid tissue by BLAEKER, M, WEERTH, A, JONAS, L, TOMETTEN, M, SCHUTZ, M, HOEPPNER, W, ARIT, D, HOANGVU, C, VONSCHRENCK, T

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Expression of the cholecystokinin 2-receptor in normal human thyroid gland and medullary thyroid carcinoma by Blaker, Michael, de Weerth, Andreas, Tometten, Mareike, Schulz, Martina, Höppner, Wolfgang, Arlt, Dorit, Hoang-Vu, Cuong, Dralle, Henning, Terpe, Harald, Jonas, Ludwig, von Schrenck, Tammo

“…The cholecystokinin(2)-receptor (CCK(2)R) promotes secretion and cell growth induced by its ligands cholecystokinin (CCK) and gastrin. The receptor has…”
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