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Die grüne Immunfärbung des Hepatitis E Virus Kapsidproteins in den Plazentazellen weist die Replikation des Virus in diesen nach.
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Hepatitis E virus infections are usually subclinical and are considered as an underrated disease by physicians. The number of infections worldwide is estimated at 20 million infected people per year. In our latitudes,...
09.02.2018
Bakterien der Art Yersinia pseudotuberculosis dringen in menschliches Gewebe ein.
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Each year, bacteria of the Yersinia genus cause several thousand cases of gastrointestinal infections in Germany alone. In most cases, the human immune system manages to eliminate the bacteria. But in a fraction of the...
08.02.2018
Petra Dersch wurde in die Europäische Akademie für Mikrobiologie aufgenommen.
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In January, Prof Petra Dersch, Head of the Department of Molecular Infection Biology at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig, was admitted to the European Academy of Microbiology. The...
07.02.2018
Butyrat-bildende Bakterien ernähren die Darmzellen und wirken antientzündlich.
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Butyrate, a short-chain fatty acid, is produced by intestinal bacteria and serves as the main energy source of intestinal cells. It is a main factor for human health as well since it strengthens the intestinal...
08.01.2018
Protein structure
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Carolacton is a natural product with antibiotic properties that is produced by soil-dwelling microorganisms. Researchers of the Helmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland (HIPS) and the Helmholtz Centre...
20.12.2017
Smartphone
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German scientists from the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) and the German Center for Infection Research (DZIF) in Braunschweig and Nigerian researchers are applying the new mobile information system for...
14.12.2017
Biofilm Pseudomonas
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a major pathogen that can cause severe infections in various organs of the human body. The infection becomes particularly harmful when the bacteria agglomerate into biofilms: They do this not...
07.12.2017
Interview with Silke Tannapfel
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Silke Tannapfel has been the Administrative Director of the HZI since 01 October 2017. A lawyer with a focus on science management, she previously directed the division for extramural research support of the Bavarian...
01.12.2017
Thomas Ebensen administers a new vaccine in a mouse via the mucous membranes – in humans, this might be done with a nasal spray in the future
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Vaccination affords the best protection from many infectious diseases. Vaccines are usually administered with a syringe, but researchers are working on alternatives – like a nasal spray or a vaccination cream. These...
01.12.2017