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Frontiers in Immunology|February 5, 2021
Gut Commensal-Induced IκBζ Expression in Dendritic Cells Influences the Th17 ResponseLena Michaelis, Marcel Treß, Hanna-Christine Löw, et al.Journal of the American Chemical Society|December 29, 2021
Medium and Large N-Heterocycle Formation via Allene Hydroamination with a Bimetallic Rh(II) CatalystKelton G Forson, Benjamin O Bohman, Coriantumr Z Wayment, et al.ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces|January 2, 2023
Coupling Particle Ordering and Spherulitic Growth for Long-Term Performance of Nanocellulose/Poly(ethylene oxide) ElectrolytesGleb Bobrov, Stephanie A Kedzior, Syed Atif Pervez, et al.Nano Letters|October 21, 2024
Element-Specific Ultrafast Lattice Dynamics in Monolayer WSe2Hyein Jung, Shuo Dong, Daniela Zahn, et al.Redox Biology|August 1, 2024
Transcriptomics pave the way into mechanisms of cobalt and nickel toxicity: Nrf2-mediated cellular responses in liver carcinoma cellsAlicia Thiel, Franziska Drews, Marcello Pirritano, et al.The British Journal of Dermatology|October 15, 2013
Nail Assessment in Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis (NAPPA): development and validation of a tool for assessment of nail psoriasis outcomesM Augustin, C Blome, A Costanzo, et al.Experimental Dermatology|December 23, 2022
GPR4 in the pH-dependent migration of melanoma cells in the tumor microenvironmentJudith Anthea Stolwijk, Susanne Wallner, Judith Heider, et al.Brain, Behavior, and Immunity|September 10, 2019
Persistent Toll-like receptor 7 stimulation induces behavioral and molecular innate immune toleranceKatherine A Michaelis, Mason A Norgard, Peter R Levasseur, et al.Behavioral and Brain Functions : BBF|May 8, 2012
DRD2 and PPP1R1B (DARPP-32) polymorphisms independently confer increased risk for autism spectrum disorders and additively predict affected status in male-only affected sib-pair familiesJoe A Hettinger, Xudong Liu, Melissa L Hudson, et al.Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders|October 20, 2000
The HOPA gene dodecamer duplication is not a significant etiological factor in autismR C Michaelis, S A Copeland-Yates, K Sossey-Alaoui, et al.Pageof 219