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Research | 12 June 2017
Cold-induced conversion of cholesterol to bile acids in mice shapes the gut microbiome and promotes adaptive thermogenesis
- Anna Worthmann
- , Clara John
- , Malte C Rühlemann
- , Miriam Baguhl
- , Femke-Anouska Heinsen
- , Nicola Schaltenberg
- , Markus Heine
- , Christian Schlein
- , Ioannis Evangelakos
- , Chieko Mineo
- , Markus Fischer
- , Maura Dandri
- , Claus Kremoser
- , Ludger Scheja
- , Andre Franke
- , Philip W Shaul
- & Joerg Heeren
Nature Medicine 23 , 839–849

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Research | 16 June 2017 | Open
Both interferon alpha and lambda can reduce all intrahepatic HDV infection markers in HBV/HDV infected humanized mice
- Katja Giersch
- , Maria Homs
- , Tassilo Volz
- , Martina Helbig
- , Lena Allweiss
- , Ansgar W. Lohse
- , Jörg Petersen
- , Maria Buti
- , Teresa Pollicino
- , Camille Sureau
- , Maura Dandri
- & Marc Lütgehetmann
Scientific Reports 7 , 1–11

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Research | 23 March 2015
Clearance of persistent hepatitis C virus infection in humanized mice using a claudin-1-targeting monoclonal antibody
- Laurent Mailly
- , Fei Xiao
- , Joachim Lupberger
- , Garrick K Wilson
- , Philippe Aubert
- , François H T Duong
- , Diego Calabrese
- , Céline Leboeuf
- , Isabel Fofana
- , Christine Thumann
- , Simonetta Bandiera
- , Marc Lütgehetmann
- , Tassilo Volz
- , Christopher Davis
- , Helen J Harris
- , Christopher J Mee
- , Erika Girardi
- , Béatrice Chane-Woon-Ming
- , Maria Ericsson
- , Nicola Fletcher
- , Ralf Bartenschlager
- , Patrick Pessaux
- , Koen Vercauteren
- , Philip Meuleman
- , Pascal Villa
- , Lars Kaderali
- , Sébastien Pfeffer
- , Markus H Heim
- , Michel Neunlist
- , Mirjam B Zeisel
- , Maura Dandri
- , Jane A McKeating
- , Eric Robinet
- & Thomas F Baumert
Nature Biotechnology 33 , 549–554

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Research | 24 February 2008
Prevention of hepatitis B virus infection in vivo by entry inhibitors derived from the large envelope protein
- Joerg Petersen
- , Maura Dandri
- , Walter Mier
- , Marc Lütgehetmann
- , Tassilo Volz
- , Fritz von Weizsäcker
- , Uwe Haberkorn
- , Lutz Fischer
- , Joerg-Matthias Pollok
- , Berit Erbes
- , Stefan Seitz
- & Stephan Urban
Nature Biotechnology 26 , 335–341

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Research | 27 March 2011
RGB marking facilitates multicolor clonal cell tracking
- Kristoffer Weber
- , Michael Thomaschewski
- , Michael Warlich
- , Tassilo Volz
- , Kerstin Cornils
- , Birte Niebuhr
- , Maike Täger
- , Marc Lütgehetmann
- , Jörg-Matthias Pollok
- , Carol Stocking
- , Maura Dandri
- , Daniel Benten
- & Boris Fehse
Nature Medicine 17 , 504–509

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