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Research area A: Cell Death in inflammation and disease


Work in research area A focuses the regulation and function of cell death in organism a homeostasis and disease. Within this research area, 13 projects study how different forms of RCD are regulated, how dying cells are sensed by bystander cells and how this cross-talk triggers distinct tissue responses resulting in tissue repair or inflammation and disease.

A03 | HORNUNG

The role of metalloprotease activity in necroptosis driven inflammation

A04 | SCHMIDT

Molecular pathways of gasdermin pore formation and repair

A06 | LANGER

The role of mitochondria for cellular protection against ferroptosis

A07 | EMING

Control of macrophage cell death in skin homestasis and repair

A09 | BENZING & SCHERMER

Regulated cell death and kidney fibrosis as a consequence of mutation of cilia-associated genes

A10 | PELTZER

Cell death and inflammation modulated by the ubiquitin E3 ligase activities whin LUBAC in metabolic inflmmation

A11 | LATZ

NLRP10 inflammasome mediated anti-inflammation in immune signalling

A12 | WALCZAK

The role of ANKIB1 in regulating cell death in inflammation in immune signalling

A13 | ISING

Contribution of microglia cell death to tau pathology in Alzheimer's disease and other tauopathies

A14 | ODA

Immunological dissection of cell death-induced inflammation in human disease