Areas of Activity#
Here you will find all fields of scholarship for this section.
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- 1972-1974 Part time teaching positions at Depts. of Anatomy, Medical and Physiological Chemistry, and Physiology Go to
Fields of Scholarship
- 1975-1980 Graduate student scholarship at Dept of Medical and Physiological Chemistry combined with a part time teaching position Go to
- 1980 Research Assistant at Dept of Medical and Physiological Chemistry Go to
- 1981 Lecturer at Dept of Medical and Physiological Chemistry Go to
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- Adenoviral proteome Go to
- Adhesion Signalling Go to
- Aging und adaptation of the cardiovascular system Go to
- Amino acid and phenylpropanoid biosynthesis Go to
- Anaerobic ammonium oxidation Go to
- Anaerobic methane oxidation Go to
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- Basic and clinical aspects of cancer Go to
- Basic and clinical immunology Go to
- Biochemical effects of mutations Go to
- biochemistry & cell biology Go to
- Biophysics: Neefjes developed various technologies to measure FRET and FRAP for single cell biochemistry. Go to
- Biosynthesis of alkaloids Go to
- Biosythesis of dyes and terpenes in plants Go to
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- Caenorhabditis elegans Go to
- Cancer: utilizing biophysics showed conformational changes estrogen receptor and deciphered new resistance mechanism Go to
- cardiovascular research Go to
- Cell and Developmental Biology Go to
- Cell and gene therapy Go to
- Cell Biology: identified MHC class I and MHC class II cell biology, dynein motor control of vesicles, PI3kinase in MVB biogeneses Go to
- cell biology, immunology Go to
- Cell cycle checkpoints Go to
- Cell cycle regulation Go to
- cell & developmental biology Go to
- Cell Differentiation Go to
- Cell fate determination Go to
- Cell Migration, Cell Proliferation and Signaling Go to
- cell & molecular biology Go to
- Chemical Biology: developed reciprocal chemical genetics to find host targets controlling bacterial infections and lead structures Go to
- Chemistry: Neefjes applies chemistry in cell biology. Generated first inhibitors for TAP and for host factor antibiotics Go to
- Cholesterol dysfunction Go to
- Chromatin replication Go to
- Chromosomal Translocations Go to
- Chromosome pairing and recombination during meiosis Go to
- chromosome segregation Go to
- clinical chemistry (clinical pathology) Go to
- clinical immunology Go to
- Computational biology and medicine Go to
- Control of gene expression Go to
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- developmental biology & genetics Go to
- Developmental biology Go to
- developmental biology Go to
- Developmental Biology Go to
- Developmental biology Go to
- Developmental biology Go to
- developmental biology, mouse genetics Go to
- developmental genetics Go to
- Development of electron microscope tomography Go to
- Development of structured controlled vocabularies (ontologies) for use in the context of biological databases Go to
- Discovering a novel type regulatory RNA - siRNA Go to
- discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) Go to
- Double helix structure of DNA Go to
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- enhancement of the immune response and its relevance to vaccines Go to
- Epigenetic control of gene expression Go to
- Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions Go to
- Establishment of cell polarity in Drosophila Go to
- exploring the possible clinical utility of signal transduction antagonists Go to
- Extravasation of lymphocytes Go to
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- Field cancerization Go to
- Formation of morphine in mammals and in the human organism Go to
- formation of new blood vessels (angiogenesis) Go to
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- genetic aspects of tumor biology Go to
- Genetic fingerprinting Go to
- Genetic mechanisms existing in bacteria and bacteriophages Go to
- genetics, immunology Go to
- Genome organization and evolution in Drosophila Go to
- genome organization and stability Go to
- G protein-coupled receptors Go to
- Growth and cell migration in the zebrafish Go to
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- Hereditary diseases Go to
- High throughput screenings: Neefjes performed various genetic and chemical screens to successfully find new targets and leads Go to
- Host cell gene expression Go to
- Huntington's disease Go to
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- immunology, cancer biology Go to
- Immunology: Mechanisms of control of MHC class I and MHC class II expression, bacterial control phagosomes Go to
- immunopathology, particularly in relation to systemic LE and to multiple sclerosis Go to
- insect sting allergy Go to
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- Lymphendothelial cells Go to
- Lymphocyte trafficking Go to
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- Metagenomics of complex microbial communities Go to
- Microbial ecology of anaerobic micro organism Go to
- microbial immunology. Particular topics include microbial subversion of the innate immune response and the immunology of measles Go to
- Microbial physiology of nitrogen and methane cycle bacteria Go to
- Microbiology, Tumour and Cell Biology Go to
- Molecular and genetic analysis of development Go to
- Molecular Cell Biology Go to
- Molecular cell biology Go to
- Molecular Cell Biology Go to
- Molecular control of heart and skeletal muscle development Go to
- Molecular developmental biology Go to
- molecular endocrinology Go to
- molecular machinery that drives cell division and controls cell shape Go to
- Molecular Medicine: Neefjes applied cell biology and next generation sequencing to find new modes of actions of anticancer drug Go to
- Molecular Neurobiology Go to
- molecular pharmacology Go to
- molecular plant genetics Go to
- Muscle Cell Biology (Skeletal and Cardiac Muscle) Go to
- myogenic cell lineages Go to
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- Nature and fate of transcription products Go to
- Nervous system development Go to
- Neural development (developmental neurobiology) Go to
- Neurodegenerative diseases Go to
- neurodegenerative diseases Go to
- Neuroendocrine Signaling Go to
- Nuclear transplantation Go to
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- pioneer in the area of cellular biology Go to
- plant developmental biology Go to
- plant ecophysiology Go to
- plant molecular biology Go to
- Prep1 transcription factor in mammalian development and regulation of Hox activity Go to
- protein-dna interactions Go to
- Protein Engineering Go to
- Protein signaling in cells Go to
- Proteomic strategies in health and disease Go to
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- Regulation of gene expression Go to
- Regulation of genetic activity Go to
- Retro viral oncogenes Go to
- Retro viral oncogenes Go to
- role of pericytes (smooth muscle-like cells in microvessels) in vessel integrity Go to
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- Signal transduction Go to
- spindle assembly checkpoint Go to
- Stem cell commitment in hematopoiesis Go to
- Stem cell neurobiology and differentiation Go to
- Stem cells and the regeneration of contractile tissues Go to
- structure and biology of basement membranes Go to
- synaptonemal complex Go to
- Systems Biology: Neefjes has performed integrated screens to generate new biology that was experimentally validated Go to
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- Telomeres and genome stability in ageing Go to
- the cell cycle in yeast Go to
- the immunochemistry, biology and genetics of the complement system Go to
- the pathophysiology of AIDS Go to
- Tissue Regeneration Go to
- Transcellular migration Go to
- Transcriptional regulation Go to
- Transcriptional regulation of urokinase (uPA) gene expression Go to
- Tyrosine phosphorylation Go to
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