Search Results - "Wagner, S.N."

265 A standardized analysis of tertiary lymphoid structures in human melanoma: disease progression- and tumor site-associated changes with germinal center alteration by Werner, F., Wagner, C., Simon, M., Glatz, K., Mertz, K.D., Läubli, H., Griss, J., Wagner, S.N.

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433 Single-cell characterization of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphomas reveals distinct clonal properties of marginal zone, follicle center and leg-type lymphomas by Griss, J., Drach, M., Thaler, F., Nguyen, V., Weninger, W., Wagner, C., Wagner, S.N., Farlik, M., Jonak, C., Brunner, P.M.

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479 B cells sustain inflammation and predict response to immune checkpoint blockade in human melanoma by Griss, J., Bauer, W., Wagner, C., Simon, M., Chen, M., Grabmeier-Pfistershammer, K., Steinberger, P., Wagner, S.N.

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Dual c-Jun N-terminal kinase-cyclin D1 and extracellular signal-related kinase-c-Jun disjunction in human melanoma by Pathria, G., Garg, B., Garg, K., Wagner, C., Wagner, S.N.

“…Summary Background Activity of both c‐Jun and cyclin D1 is deemed critical for melanoma cell proliferation. This functionality is corroborated by frequently…”
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A chemical biology approach identifies AMPK as a modulator of melanoma oncogene MITF by Borgdorff, V, Rix, U, Winter, G E, Gridling, M, Müller, A C, Breitwieser, F P, Wagner, C, Colinge, J, Bennett, K L, Superti-Furga, G, Wagner, S N

“…The microphthalmia-associated transcription factor (MITF) is indispensable for the viability of melanocytic cells, is an oncogene in melanoma and has a cell…”
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CO16. The Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase pathway regulates the expression of p18INK4c and p21Waf1/Cip1 cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitors through the activating protein-1 transcription factor by Jalili, A., Wagner, C., Mertz, K.D., Pashenkov, M., Stingl, G., Ramaswamy, S., Wagner, S.N.

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Mechanisms of lymphocyte adhesion and invasion mediated by cd44 variant isoform v10 by Wagner, S.N., Wagner, C., Zöller, M., Goos, M.

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Tyrosine phosphorylation in psoriatic T cells is modulated by drugs that induce or improve psoriasis by Ockenfels, H M, Nussbaum, G, Schultewolter, T, Mertins, K, Wagner, S N, Goos, M

“…The induction of protein tyrosine kinases (PTKs) is known to be a key element in the activation of lymphocytes. Because immunologic mechanisms are important in…”
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