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Frontiers in Bioscience (Landmark Edition)|June 3, 2010
Genetic defects, thyroid growth and malfunctions of the TSHR in pediatric patientsHeike Biebermann, Franziska Winkler, Gunnar KleinauG3 (Bethesda, Md.)|May 19, 2017
Essential Function of the Serine Hydroxymethyl Transferase (SHMT) Gene During Rapid Syncytial Cell Cycles in DrosophilaFranziska Winkler, Maria Kriebel, Michaela Clever, et al.Current Biology : CB|March 19, 2019
A Link between Deoxyribonucleotide Metabolites and Embryonic Cell-Cycle ControlBoyang Liu, Franziska Winkler, Marco Herde, et al.Thyroid Research|August 13, 2011
Molecular description of non-autoimmune hyperthyroidism at a neonate caused by a new thyrotropin receptor germline mutationHeike Biebermann, Franziska Winkler, Daniela Handke, et al.Biophysical Journal|September 3, 2015
Fluctuation Analysis of Centrosomes Reveals a Cortical Function of Kinesin-1Franziska Winkler, Maheshwar Gummalla, Lutz Künneke, et al.Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology|May 17, 2021
Live Imaging of Calciprotein Particle Clearance and Receptor Mediated Uptake: Role of Calciprotein MonomersSina Koeppert, Ahmed Ghallab, Sarah Peglow, et al.Frontiers in Nutrition|April 14, 2022
Spectrum of Interventional Procedures During Hybrid Central Line Placement in Pediatric Intestinal Rehabilitation Patients With End-Stage Vascular AccessLudger Sieverding, Jörg Michel, Christian Urla, et al.The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism|May 27, 2010
A new phenotype of nongoitrous and nonautoimmune hyperthyroidism caused by a heterozygous thyrotropin receptor mutation in transmembrane helix 6Franziska Winkler, Gunnar Kleinau, Patrick Tarnow, et al.The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism|November 25, 2011
New pathogenic thyrotropin receptor mutations decipher differentiated activity switching at a conserved helix 6 motif of family A GPCRHeike Biebermann, Franziska Winkler, Daniela Handke, et al.Clinical Nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)|May 27, 2024
Vascular rehabilitation in children with chronic intestinal failure reduces the risk of central-line associated bloodstream infections and catheter replacementsJohannes Hilberath, Ludger Sieverding, Cristian Urla, et al.Pageof 2