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                "de": "CII-AT-0042-04-0809 - Medical Imaging & Medical Information Processing",
                "en": "CII-AT-0042-04-0809 - Medical Imaging & Medical Information Processing"
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                "de": "CII-AT-0042-05-0910 - Image Processing, Information Engineering & Interdisciplinary Knowledge Exchange",
                "en": "CII-AT-0042-05-0910 - Image Processing, Information Engineering & Interdisciplinary Knowledge Exchange"
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                "de": "Investigation of the effect of intensified lifestyle-modification on the follow up observation of coronary heart disease in patients after elective PTCA",
                "en": "Investigation of the effect of intensified lifestyle-modification on the follow up observation of coronary heart disease in patients after elective PTCA"
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                "de": "A longterm observation of patients after elective PTCA and a one-year -intensified lifesstyle-intervention",
                "en": "A longterm observation of patients after elective PTCA and a one-year -intensified lifesstyle-intervention"
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                "de": "Einfluss der Lipidverteilung in mütterlichem und fetalem Kreislauf auf Wachstum des Kindes",
                "en": "Maternal-fetal lipid relationship an its significance for fetal growth"
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            "short": "Maternal-fetal lipid relationship",
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                "de": "Trotz großer Fortschritte im Bemühen um eine Normalisierung des Zuckerstoffwechsels ist Diabetes während der Schwangerschaft immer noch mit einem erhöhten Risiko für das Neugeborene verbunden. Dieses ist zum Teil auf ein überschießendes Wachstum des heranwachsenden Kindes während der Schwangerschaft zurückzuführen. Vereinzelte Ergebnisse der letzten Jahre lassen die Vermutung zu, dass nicht nur eine Veränderung des Zuckergehaltes in der Mutter sondern auch mit Diabetes verbundene Veränderungen im Lipidstoffwechsel auch beim Kind eine entscheidende Rolle in der Ursache dieser Probleme spielen. \r\nDas gegenständliche Projekt hat zum Ziel, die Bedeutung des Lipidstoffwechsels bzw. von Lipiden für das Wachstum des Kindes während der Schwangerschaft zu studieren. Da Lipide im kindlichen Blutkreislauf größtenteils von der Mutter stammen und durch den Mutterkuchen (Plazenta) zum Kind gelangen, werden auch drei Moleküle in der Plazenta untersucht, die in diese Transportvorgänge involviert sind. Zusätzlich soll der Einfluss der beiden Hauptklassen von Diabetes in der Schwangerschaft sowie der Behandlungsmöglichkeiten durch Diät alleine oder verbunden mit Insulingabe studiert werden um Hinweise für mögliche Ursachen allfälliger Veränderungen zu finden. \r\n",
                "en": "Trotz großer Fortschritte im Bemühen um eine Normalisierung des Zuckerstoffwechsels ist Diabetes während der Schwangerschaft immer noch mit einem erhöhten Risiko für das Neugeborene verbunden. Dieses ist zum Teil auf ein überschießendes Wachstum des heranwachsenden Kindes während der Schwangerschaft zurückzuführen. Vereinzelte Ergebnisse der letzten Jahre lassen die Vermutung zu, dass nicht nur eine Veränderung des Zuckergehaltes in der Mutter sondern auch mit Diabetes verbundene Veränderungen im Lipidstoffwechsel auch beim Kind eine entscheidende Rolle in der Ursache dieser Probleme spielen. \r\nDas gegenständliche Projekt hat zum Ziel, die Bedeutung des Lipidstoffwechsels bzw. von Lipiden für das Wachstum des Kindes während der Schwangerschaft zu studieren. Da Lipide im kindlichen Blutkreislauf größtenteils von der Mutter stammen und durch den Mutterkuchen (Plazenta) zum Kind gelangen, werden auch drei Moleküle in der Plazenta untersucht, die in diese Transportvorgänge involviert sind. Zusätzlich soll der Einfluss der beiden Hauptklassen von Diabetes in der Schwangerschaft sowie der Behandlungsmöglichkeiten durch Diät alleine oder verbunden mit Insulingabe studiert werden um Hinweise für mögliche Ursachen allfälliger Veränderungen zu finden. \r\n"
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                "de": "A gene expression data set for breast cancer",
                "en": "A gene expression data set for breast cancer"
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            "short": "Gene express data set for breast cancer",
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                "de": "The goal of the proposed project is to generate a fully disease-representative gene expression database for breast cancer containing genome-wide gene expression profiles and extensive pathologic and clinical data for each sample with ehich to decode the biological significance of the expression data. This resource will introduce new levels of quality and scope of gene expression data for cancer research.\r\nTo achieve this objective there is a need for an extensively documented collection of frozen and formalin-fixed primary breast cancer samples and state-of-the-art DNA microarray/bioinformatic and tissue microarray analysis platforms. This unique combination of resources can only be achieved in the context of a collaboration between GEN-AU and NGFN-funded programmes. The Disease Bank programme, lead by the Institute of Pathology in Graz, has access to one of the world's largest and highest quality collections of diseased tissues which includes 2600 frozen and 17000 formalin-fixed breast cancer samples with associated clinical, pathological and outcome data. The programme also has access to a proprietary tissue microarray robot for the rapid construction of highly standardised tissue microarrays. The NGFN-funded Division of Molecular Genome Analysis at the DKFZ in Heidelberg has developed highly standardised, high density DNA arrays containing 36000 genes and sophisticated bioinformatic tools for data analysis.\r\nAn important feature of the proposed study is that, throughout, great attention will be paid to sample preparation and documentation so as to generate a resource that is sufficiently standardised to be placed in the public domain and accessed by all scientists working in the breast cancer field. The availability of this resource will introduce a new era of breast cancer research in which the emphasis is shifted to hypothesis-driven data mining and the rapid transfer of research findings into clinical practice.",
                "en": "The goal of the proposed project is to generate a fully disease-representative gene expression database for breast cancer containing genome-wide gene expression profiles and extensive pathologic and clinical data for each sample with ehich to decode the biological significance of the expression data. This resource will introduce new levels of quality and scope of gene expression data for cancer research.\r\nTo achieve this objective there is a need for an extensively documented collection of frozen and formalin-fixed primary breast cancer samples and state-of-the-art DNA microarray/bioinformatic and tissue microarray analysis platforms. This unique combination of resources can only be achieved in the context of a collaboration between GEN-AU and NGFN-funded programmes. The Disease Bank programme, lead by the Institute of Pathology in Graz, has access to one of the world's largest and highest quality collections of diseased tissues which includes 2600 frozen and 17000 formalin-fixed breast cancer samples with associated clinical, pathological and outcome data. The programme also has access to a proprietary tissue microarray robot for the rapid construction of highly standardised tissue microarrays. The NGFN-funded Division of Molecular Genome Analysis at the DKFZ in Heidelberg has developed highly standardised, high density DNA arrays containing 36000 genes and sophisticated bioinformatic tools for data analysis.\r\nAn important feature of the proposed study is that, throughout, great attention will be paid to sample preparation and documentation so as to generate a resource that is sufficiently standardised to be placed in the public domain and accessed by all scientists working in the breast cancer field. The availability of this resource will introduce a new era of breast cancer research in which the emphasis is shifted to hypothesis-driven data mining and the rapid transfer of research findings into clinical practice."
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            "id": 2990,
            "title": {
                "de": "Interaktion von TRPC-Ionenkanälen mit Membranlipiden",
                "en": "Interaktion von TRPC-Ionenkanälen mit Membranlipiden"
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            "short": "TRPC",
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                "de": null,
                "en": null
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            "title": {
                "de": "Dynamik von CaV1.2 Kalziumkanälen in neuronaler Modulation",
                "en": "Dynamik von CaV1.2 Kalziumkanälen in neuronaler Modulation"
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            "short": "T443   ",
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                "en": null
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                "de": "A comprehensive disease bank for functional genomics.",
                "en": "A comprehensive disease bank for functional genomics."
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            "short": "GEN-AU",
            "url": "http://www.bioresource-med.com/",
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                "de": "Gewebebanken stellen eine einzigartige Quelle für die medizinische\r\nGenomforschung dar. Die Analyse von Gewebeproben\r\nermöglicht neue Einblicke in die Entstehung von Krankheiten.\r\nIm Rahmen von GEN-AU soll eine der weltweit umfassendsten\r\nGewebebanken etabliert werden, die erkrankte und gesunde\r\nmenschliche Gewebe, entsprechende Blutproben und fallweise\r\nauch Zelllinien umfassen soll. Ergänzt werden die Proben durch\r\ndas Einverständnis der Patientinnen und Patienten und detaillierte\r\n(anonymisierte) Informationen über den Krankheitsverlauf.\r\nModernste Analyseplattformen wie beispielsweise krankheitsspezifische\r\nGen-Chips und Gewebemikroarrays sollen (anonymisierte)\r\nDaten aus den Geweben auch anderen Forschungsgruppen\r\nzugänglich machen.",
                "en": "Gewebebanken stellen eine einzigartige Quelle für die medizinische\r\nGenomforschung dar. Die Analyse von Gewebeproben\r\nermöglicht neue Einblicke in die Entstehung von Krankheiten.\r\nIm Rahmen von GEN-AU soll eine der weltweit umfassendsten\r\nGewebebanken etabliert werden, die erkrankte und gesunde\r\nmenschliche Gewebe, entsprechende Blutproben und fallweise\r\nauch Zelllinien umfassen soll. Ergänzt werden die Proben durch\r\ndas Einverständnis der Patientinnen und Patienten und detaillierte\r\n(anonymisierte) Informationen über den Krankheitsverlauf.\r\nModernste Analyseplattformen wie beispielsweise krankheitsspezifische\r\nGen-Chips und Gewebemikroarrays sollen (anonymisierte)\r\nDaten aus den Geweben auch anderen Forschungsgruppen\r\nzugänglich machen."
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            "id": 280,
            "title": {
                "de": "PONT: Parallel Optimization of New Technologies for Post-Genomics Drug Discovery",
                "en": "PONT: Parallel Optimization of New Technologies for Post-Genomics Drug Discovery"
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            "short": "EU-STREP: PONT",
            "url": null,
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                "de": "Es werden mittels Genexpressionsprofilen und Gewebearrays neue zelluläre Angriffspunkte für Medikamente (Targets) zur Therapie von Leberkarzinomen gesucht. Diese Targets werden daraufhin von der PSF Biotech aus Berlin in Zusammenarbeit mit der Freien Universität Berlin kristallographisch charakterisiert. Die Information über die Detailstruktur der Targets ermöglicht nun das Unternehmen \"Tripos Receptor Research, UK\" mittels Computersimulation und Experimenten, die sich die Aptamertechnologie von NascaCell zunutze machen, neu chemische Verbindungen zu suchen, die an die Targets binden und als Ausgangsunkt für neue Medikamente dienen. Diese Substanzen werden in der Folge wieder am Institut für Pathologie hinsichtlich ihrer Eigenschaften und Fähigkeiten, das Wachstum von Leberkarzinomen zu hemmen, getestet. ",
                "en": "Es werden mittels Genexpressionsprofilen und Gewebearrays neue zelluläre Angriffspunkte für Medikamente (Targets) zur Therapie von Leberkarzinomen gesucht. Diese Targets werden daraufhin von der PSF Biotech aus Berlin in Zusammenarbeit mit der Freien Universität Berlin kristallographisch charakterisiert. Die Information über die Detailstruktur der Targets ermöglicht nun das Unternehmen \"Tripos Receptor Research, UK\" mittels Computersimulation und Experimenten, die sich die Aptamertechnologie von NascaCell zunutze machen, neu chemische Verbindungen zu suchen, die an die Targets binden und als Ausgangsunkt für neue Medikamente dienen. Diese Substanzen werden in der Folge wieder am Institut für Pathologie hinsichtlich ihrer Eigenschaften und Fähigkeiten, das Wachstum von Leberkarzinomen zu hemmen, getestet. "
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            "id": 289,
            "title": {
                "de": "Gene-Silencing mittels siRNA in kleinzelligen Lungenkarzinomen",
                "en": "Gene-Silencing mittels siRNA in kleinzelligen Lungenkarzinomen"
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            "short": "Gene-Silencing mittels siRNA ",
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                "de": "Das Silencing von Genen mithilfe kleiner doppelsträngiger RNAs  (dsRNA) ist eine neue Methode für das Studium funktioneller Zusammenhänge von Genaktivierung und gegenseitiger Regulation. Die dsRNA wird intrazellulär mithilfe multifaktorieller Ebzymkomplexe (Dicer, RISC) in einzelsträngige siRNA umgebaut. Durch Silencing kann ein Zielgen ausgeschaltet und der daraus resultierende Effekt auf die Expression anderer Gene studiert werden. Diese Expression wird mittels einer Hybridisierung auf cDNA chips erreicht.\r\nZiel dieser Untersuchung ist es, die Auswirkung des Silencing der mRNA für c-Met, Ash1, NCAM, und PCNA auf die Signaling Kaskade beim SCLC zu untersuchen. Aus den daraus gewonnenen Erkenntnissen kann dann mittels bereits erhältlicher Inhibitoren in einer Folgeuntersuchung ein therapeutischer Einsatz getestet werden.",
                "en": "Das Silencing von Genen mithilfe kleiner doppelsträngiger RNAs  (dsRNA) ist eine neue Methode für das Studium funktioneller Zusammenhänge von Genaktivierung und gegenseitiger Regulation. Die dsRNA wird intrazellulär mithilfe multifaktorieller Ebzymkomplexe (Dicer, RISC) in einzelsträngige siRNA umgebaut. Durch Silencing kann ein Zielgen ausgeschaltet und der daraus resultierende Effekt auf die Expression anderer Gene studiert werden. Diese Expression wird mittels einer Hybridisierung auf cDNA chips erreicht.\r\nZiel dieser Untersuchung ist es, die Auswirkung des Silencing der mRNA für c-Met, Ash1, NCAM, und PCNA auf die Signaling Kaskade beim SCLC zu untersuchen. Aus den daraus gewonnenen Erkenntnissen kann dann mittels bereits erhältlicher Inhibitoren in einer Folgeuntersuchung ein therapeutischer Einsatz getestet werden."
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            "id": 292,
            "title": {
                "de": "AT-0042 Image Processing, Information Engineering & Interdisciplinary Knowledge Exchange",
                "en": "AT-0042 Image Processing, Information Engineering & Interdisciplinary Knowledge Exchange"
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            "short": "CEEPUS-Netzwerk AT-0042",
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            "abstract": {
                "de": "Virtual Endoscopy of Airways: \r\nApplying methods of virtual reality  to Spiral Computed Tomography investigations of airways, views can be generated similar to endoscopy . These views can be used to simulate endoscopic procedures for training of residents or for planing therapeutic interventions. Moreover, the virtual camera can be sent to positions, where a real endoscope fails.\r\n\r\nVirtual Dissection of the Colon: \r\nBesides endoscopy different imaging strategies are available for detection of colonic polyps. The medical goals is to detect those polyps as early as possible in order to prevent the development of a colonic cancer. Spiral Computed Tomography (S-CT) and Magnetic Resonance Tomography (MRT), augmented by virtual reality, have already demonstrated their effectivness in the detection of colonic polyps.\r\n\r\nComputer Aided Diagnosis of Breast Cancer:\r\nA system was programmed to support the reporting radiologist as a \"never tied second reader\" by using algorithms of artificial neural nets and image processing. In addition, a graphical user interface was developed to display the results of the \"never tired second reader\" to the radiologist in a convenient way. \r\n\r\n",
                "en": "Virtual Endoscopy of Airways: \r\nApplying methods of virtual reality  to Spiral Computed Tomography investigations of airways, views can be generated similar to endoscopy . These views can be used to simulate endoscopic procedures for training of residents or for planing therapeutic interventions. Moreover, the virtual camera can be sent to positions, where a real endoscope fails.\r\n\r\nVirtual Dissection of the Colon: \r\nBesides endoscopy different imaging strategies are available for detection of colonic polyps. The medical goals is to detect those polyps as early as possible in order to prevent the development of a colonic cancer. Spiral Computed Tomography (S-CT) and Magnetic Resonance Tomography (MRT), augmented by virtual reality, have already demonstrated their effectivness in the detection of colonic polyps.\r\n\r\nComputer Aided Diagnosis of Breast Cancer:\r\nA system was programmed to support the reporting radiologist as a \"never tied second reader\" by using algorithms of artificial neural nets and image processing. In addition, a graphical user interface was developed to display the results of the \"never tired second reader\" to the radiologist in a convenient way. \r\n\r\n"
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            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "1997-01-01T01:00:00+01:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2050-12-31T01:00:00+01:00",
            "assignment": "2005-10-26T02:00:00+02:00",
            "program": null,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14106,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 2,
            "manager": 51913,
            "contact": 51913,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 2,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
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            "persons": [
                "292-51913-10"
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        {
            "id": 484,
            "title": {
                "de": "Rolle des Endothelin-Systems bei pathologischen Schwangerschaften",
                "en": "The endothelin/endothelin receptor system in early pregnany diseases with dysregulation of trophoblast proliferation and invasion"
            },
            "short": "Endothelin",
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "Verschiedene Probleme in der Schwangerschaft beruhen auf einer gestörten Invasion des Mutterkuchens (Plazenta) in das umliegende Gewebe. Andere Pathologien sind das Ergebnis eines überschießenden Zellwachstums. Auf Grund vorangegangener Arbeiten unserer Gruppe an isolierten Zellen gibt es Hinweise darauf, dass das Endothelin- und Endothelin-Rezeptor-System in diesem Geschehen eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Inhalt des gegenständlichen Projektes ist, diese an Modellsystemen erarbeiteten Ergenisse an biologischem Material von Patienten zu bestätigen. Aus diesem Grund wird sowohl Plazentamaterial als auch Blut, Harn und Cervikalabstriche von Frauen mit gestörten und ungestörten Schwangerschaften zu Beginn der Schwangerschaft gesammelt und darin Endothelin und Endothelin-Rezeptormengen mit verschiedenen Methoden auf verschiedene Ebenen (Protein-, RNA-Ebene) untersucht. Als weiteres Vergleichsmaterial sollen als Paraffinmaterial gelagerte Proben anderer Fehlentwicklungen der Plazenta (Blasenmolen und Chorionkarzinome) herangezogen werden. Ziel ist es, neue diagnostische Parameter für die Früherkennung gestörter Schwangerschaften zu erhalten. ",
                "en": "Verschiedene Probleme in der Schwangerschaft beruhen auf einer gestörten Invasion des Mutterkuchens (Plazenta) in das umliegende Gewebe. Andere Pathologien sind das Ergebnis eines überschießenden Zellwachstums. Auf Grund vorangegangener Arbeiten unserer Gruppe an isolierten Zellen gibt es Hinweise darauf, dass das Endothelin- und Endothelin-Rezeptor-System in diesem Geschehen eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Inhalt des gegenständlichen Projektes ist, diese an Modellsystemen erarbeiteten Ergenisse an biologischem Material von Patienten zu bestätigen. Aus diesem Grund wird sowohl Plazentamaterial als auch Blut, Harn und Cervikalabstriche von Frauen mit gestörten und ungestörten Schwangerschaften zu Beginn der Schwangerschaft gesammelt und darin Endothelin und Endothelin-Rezeptormengen mit verschiedenen Methoden auf verschiedene Ebenen (Protein-, RNA-Ebene) untersucht. Als weiteres Vergleichsmaterial sollen als Paraffinmaterial gelagerte Proben anderer Fehlentwicklungen der Plazenta (Blasenmolen und Chorionkarzinome) herangezogen werden. Ziel ist es, neue diagnostische Parameter für die Früherkennung gestörter Schwangerschaften zu erhalten. "
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2005-08-13T02:00:00+02:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2008-11-30T01:00:00+01:00",
            "assignment": "2005-10-26T02:00:00+02:00",
            "program": 79,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14038,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 4,
            "manager": null,
            "contact": null,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 2,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
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                12
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            "funder_projectcode": null,
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": []
        },
        {
            "id": 252,
            "title": {
                "de": "Effects of hepoxilin A3 and its analogues on the function of human eosiophil and basophil granulocytes",
                "en": "Effects of hepoxilin A3 and its analogues on the function of human eosiophil and basophil granulocytes"
            },
            "short": "Effects of hepoxilin A3 on granulocytes",
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "Hepoxilins are formed from arachidonic acid via 12-lipoxygenase pathway. Three isoforms of 12-lipoxygenase have been described and are widely expressed in immune cells an tissue, such as skin and lung. With respect to its diverse biological actions hepoxilin A3 is considered as the most relevant of this class of eicosanoids. In vivo and in vitro studies suggest that hepoxilin A3 has both pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory actions, and might play a role in the resolution phase of inflammatory conditions. Although hepoxilins are likely to be abundant at sites of allergic reactions, such as lung and skin, no data is available to-date on the effect of hepoxilins on eosinophil and basophil function, which are important effector cells involved in early- and late-phase allergic responses. In preliminary experiments we observed that hepoxilin A3 is a potent and highly effective inhibitor of eosinophil chemotaxis in vitro. Therefore, the proposed studies aim at further clarifying the actions of hepoxilin A3 on eosinophil and basophil function, including chemotaxis to a wide range of chemoattratants, degranulation, respiratory burst, cell survival and mobilisation of eosinophils from the bone marrow. In addition to their cytotoxic products eosinophils are also an important source of inflammatory mediators, such as leukotrienes and cytokienes.\r\nWe expect this study to provide better insights into the role of 12-lipogenases in general, and hepoxilins in particular, in regulating eosinophil and basophil function in order to predict the biological and pharmacological relevance hepoxilins in allergic disease. The study might hence yield novel regimes for the treatment of allergic diseases.",
                "en": "Hepoxilins are formed from arachidonic acid via 12-lipoxygenase pathway. Three isoforms of 12-lipoxygenase have been described and are widely expressed in immune cells an tissue, such as skin and lung. With respect to its diverse biological actions hepoxilin A3 is considered as the most relevant of this class of eicosanoids. In vivo and in vitro studies suggest that hepoxilin A3 has both pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory actions, and might play a role in the resolution phase of inflammatory conditions. Although hepoxilins are likely to be abundant at sites of allergic reactions, such as lung and skin, no data is available to-date on the effect of hepoxilins on eosinophil and basophil function, which are important effector cells involved in early- and late-phase allergic responses. In preliminary experiments we observed that hepoxilin A3 is a potent and highly effective inhibitor of eosinophil chemotaxis in vitro. Therefore, the proposed studies aim at further clarifying the actions of hepoxilin A3 on eosinophil and basophil function, including chemotaxis to a wide range of chemoattratants, degranulation, respiratory burst, cell survival and mobilisation of eosinophils from the bone marrow. In addition to their cytotoxic products eosinophils are also an important source of inflammatory mediators, such as leukotrienes and cytokienes.\r\nWe expect this study to provide better insights into the role of 12-lipogenases in general, and hepoxilins in particular, in regulating eosinophil and basophil function in order to predict the biological and pharmacological relevance hepoxilins in allergic disease. The study might hence yield novel regimes for the treatment of allergic diseases."
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2004-11-01T01:00:00+01:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2006-04-30T02:00:00+02:00",
            "assignment": "2005-10-26T02:00:00+02:00",
            "program": 79,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14022,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 4,
            "manager": null,
            "contact": 51756,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 2,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [
                12
            ],
            "funder_projectcode": null,
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "252-51756-10"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": 1374,
            "title": {
                "de": "SFB LIPOTOX: Teilprojekt des Koordinationsprojekts (Pathophysiologischer Teil)",
                "en": "SFB LIPOTOX: Teilprojekt des Koordinationsprojekts (Pathophysiologischer Teil)"
            },
            "short": "SFB_LIPOTOX_Höfler",
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "The goal of the SFB-LIPOTOX is to elucidate the molecular and cellular\r\nprocesses and pathways behind the conversion of physiological substrates,\r\nsuch as FA and lipids into noxious compounds, their effects on cell and\r\norgan function and dysfunction, and their contribution to various forms of\r\ncell death. \r\nThe conversion of FA and lipids into lipotoxic substances occurs via two\r\nprocesses: First, substrate overload, as defined by the excessive cellular\r\nuptake of FA and lipids that exceeds the oxidative capacity of target cells.\r\nSecond, the chemical conversion and modification of FA and lipid substrates\r\ngenerating biologically active signaling molecules of high toxic potential,\r\ne.g. ceramide, lysophospholipids, lipid oxidation products, or ROS. Within\r\nthe SFB-LIPOTOX we propose to identify presently unknown lipotoxic compounds\r\nby a mass spectrometry (MS) based lipidomic approach, to study the molecular\r\nmechanisms of their biosynthesis and inactivation, and to elucidate the resulting biological responses in genetically modified model organisms. \r\nWe will:\r\n*identify and characterize enzymatic processes that generate or catabolize signalling lipids;\r\n*study the mechanisms by which FA and lipotoxic lipids affect cell signalling;\r\n*examine lipid modification processes and their role in lipotoxicity;\r\n*characterize the involvement of genes and their protein products in lipotoxic pathways;\r\n*uncover lipotoxic effects on cell and organ function and lipid-induced cell death;\r\nrelate our findings in model organisms to the pathogenesis of human diseases, such as insulin resistance, atherosclerosis, and neurodegenerative disorders.\r\n\r\nTo achieve these goals, it is necessary to combine a broad spectrum of\r\nscientific and methodological expertise from various fields in biomedicine:\r\nlipid biology, signal transduction, cell organelle function, and apoptosis\r\nresearch. Accordingly, we assembled an interdisciplinary research consortium\r\non the basis of scientific excellence, plus a keen interest in, and a strong\r\ncommitment to the goals of the SFB-LIPOTOX. All principal investigators have\r\na strong scientific track record, contribute important biological model\r\nsystems required for the project, and possess the technical expertise\r\nrequired for the proposed research. The combined expertise of the consortium\r\nmembers will provide a unique opportunity to investigate lipotoxic pathways\r\non a large scale across species, tissues, and conditions.\r\nWithin the initial funding period of the SFB-LIPOTOX (4 years) we expect to\r\ndiscover  unknown lipid species involved in signaling, enzymes and metabolic\r\nprocesses that generate or inactivate (degrade) signalling lipids, and the\r\nconsequences of lipid signalling on cell dysfunction and death. Long term\r\ngoals beyond the initial project period include the elucidation of the\r\ndetailed physiological function of our discoveries, their contribution to\r\nlipid and energy metabolism, and their potential application in the\r\ndiagnosis and treatment of human disease.\r\n",
                "en": "The goal of the SFB-LIPOTOX is to elucidate the molecular and cellular\r\nprocesses and pathways behind the conversion of physiological substrates,\r\nsuch as FA and lipids into noxious compounds, their effects on cell and\r\norgan function and dysfunction, and their contribution to various forms of\r\ncell death. \r\nThe conversion of FA and lipids into lipotoxic substances occurs via two\r\nprocesses: First, substrate overload, as defined by the excessive cellular\r\nuptake of FA and lipids that exceeds the oxidative capacity of target cells.\r\nSecond, the chemical conversion and modification of FA and lipid substrates\r\ngenerating biologically active signaling molecules of high toxic potential,\r\ne.g. ceramide, lysophospholipids, lipid oxidation products, or ROS. Within\r\nthe SFB-LIPOTOX we propose to identify presently unknown lipotoxic compounds\r\nby a mass spectrometry (MS) based lipidomic approach, to study the molecular\r\nmechanisms of their biosynthesis and inactivation, and to elucidate the resulting biological responses in genetically modified model organisms. \r\nWe will:\r\n*identify and characterize enzymatic processes that generate or catabolize signalling lipids;\r\n*study the mechanisms by which FA and lipotoxic lipids affect cell signalling;\r\n*examine lipid modification processes and their role in lipotoxicity;\r\n*characterize the involvement of genes and their protein products in lipotoxic pathways;\r\n*uncover lipotoxic effects on cell and organ function and lipid-induced cell death;\r\nrelate our findings in model organisms to the pathogenesis of human diseases, such as insulin resistance, atherosclerosis, and neurodegenerative disorders.\r\n\r\nTo achieve these goals, it is necessary to combine a broad spectrum of\r\nscientific and methodological expertise from various fields in biomedicine:\r\nlipid biology, signal transduction, cell organelle function, and apoptosis\r\nresearch. Accordingly, we assembled an interdisciplinary research consortium\r\non the basis of scientific excellence, plus a keen interest in, and a strong\r\ncommitment to the goals of the SFB-LIPOTOX. All principal investigators have\r\na strong scientific track record, contribute important biological model\r\nsystems required for the project, and possess the technical expertise\r\nrequired for the proposed research. The combined expertise of the consortium\r\nmembers will provide a unique opportunity to investigate lipotoxic pathways\r\non a large scale across species, tissues, and conditions.\r\nWithin the initial funding period of the SFB-LIPOTOX (4 years) we expect to\r\ndiscover  unknown lipid species involved in signaling, enzymes and metabolic\r\nprocesses that generate or inactivate (degrade) signalling lipids, and the\r\nconsequences of lipid signalling on cell dysfunction and death. Long term\r\ngoals beyond the initial project period include the elucidation of the\r\ndetailed physiological function of our discoveries, their contribution to\r\nlipid and energy metabolism, and their potential application in the\r\ndiagnosis and treatment of human disease.\r\n"
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2007-04-01T02:00:00+02:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2011-03-31T02:00:00+02:00",
            "assignment": "2007-10-04T17:55:13+02:00",
            "program": 67,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14020,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 2,
            "manager": 51691,
            "contact": null,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 1,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [
                9
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            "funder_projectcode": "F30",
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "1374-51691-10"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": 7299,
            "title": {
                "de": "OES Gewebeproben – Phase 2",
                "en": "OES Gewebeproben – Phase 2"
            },
            "short": null,
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": null,
                "en": null
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2022-12-01T01:00:00+01:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2025-09-30T02:00:00+02:00",
            "assignment": "2022-12-12T14:54:22+01:00",
            "program": null,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14020,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 4,
            "manager": 86408,
            "contact": null,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 2,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [],
            "funder_projectcode": null,
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "7299-86408-10"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": 482,
            "title": {
                "de": "Defective DNA-Repair in acute myeloid leukemia",
                "en": "Defective DNA-Repair in acute myeloid leukemia"
            },
            "short": "Defective DNA-Repair ",
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": null,
                "en": null
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2005-09-05T02:00:00+02:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2009-09-03T02:00:00+02:00",
            "assignment": "2005-10-26T02:00:00+02:00",
            "program": null,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14082,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 4,
            "manager": 51857,
            "contact": null,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 2,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [
                423
            ],
            "funder_projectcode": null,
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "482-51857-10"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": 5,
            "title": {
                "de": "Pathogenese und Immunologie großzellig-anaplastischer Lymphome",
                "en": "Pathogenese und Immunologie großzellig-anaplastischer Lymphome"
            },
            "short": "Pathogenese und Immunologie ",
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "Pathogenese und Immunologie großzellig-anaplastischer Lymphome",
                "en": "Pathogenese und Immunologie großzellig-anaplastischer Lymphome"
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2002-07-01T02:00:00+02:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2006-03-31T02:00:00+02:00",
            "assignment": "2005-10-26T02:00:00+02:00",
            "program": 72,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14020,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 4,
            "manager": 51691,
            "contact": 51691,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 1,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [
                9
            ],
            "funder_projectcode": "P15300",
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "5-51691-10"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": 287,
            "title": {
                "de": "PEROXISOMES: Integrated Project to decipher the biological function of peroxisomes in health and disease",
                "en": "PEROXISOMES: Integrated Project to decipher the biological function of peroxisomes in health and disease"
            },
            "short": "Peroxisomes",
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "Although peroxisomes are essential for life, the various functions and dynamics of this organelle in health and disease are only poorly understood. Most inherited peroxisomal disorders in humans have a low incidence but collectively they represent an enormous burden on affected individuals, families and society. A detailed understanding of biogenesis and function of this organelle is required for developing therapeutic strategies. To bridge the gap between the scarce knowledge about peroxisomes and their importance for living organisms, we will establish genomic, proteomic and metabolomic platforms focussed on peroxisomes. We will identify novel peroxisomal matrix and membrane proteins and gather comprehensive knowledge about their functions. Using this information, we should be able to decipher the molecular mechanism of so far uncharacterised peroxisomal disorders and open up novel diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities. Genome-wide gene expression and biochemical analyses of 14 different mouse models of  peroxisomal deficiencies will reveal why differing phenotypes occur even when the same metabolic pathway is disturbed. Mouse genetics will be used to evaluate the role of peroxisomes in different cell types during development and in adulthood. Because evidence is emerging for a role of peroxisomes as modulators in diseases of complex inheritance, such as arteriosclerosis, cancer and Alzheimer's disease, we will screen appropriate databases to detect dysregulation of genes encoding peroxisomal proteins. Tissue microarray analysis, cDNA chip and quantitative RT-PCR analysis will be used to verify the results with the final goal to develop diagnostic tools. The role of peroxisomes in Alzheimer's disease and in chronic metabolic liver diseases will be analysed and the biogenesis and dynamics of this organelle deciphered. Only with this integrated EU project will we be able to elucidate the role of peroxisomes in living organisms in the near future.",
                "en": "Although peroxisomes are essential for life, the various functions and dynamics of this organelle in health and disease are only poorly understood. Most inherited peroxisomal disorders in humans have a low incidence but collectively they represent an enormous burden on affected individuals, families and society. A detailed understanding of biogenesis and function of this organelle is required for developing therapeutic strategies. To bridge the gap between the scarce knowledge about peroxisomes and their importance for living organisms, we will establish genomic, proteomic and metabolomic platforms focussed on peroxisomes. We will identify novel peroxisomal matrix and membrane proteins and gather comprehensive knowledge about their functions. Using this information, we should be able to decipher the molecular mechanism of so far uncharacterised peroxisomal disorders and open up novel diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities. Genome-wide gene expression and biochemical analyses of 14 different mouse models of  peroxisomal deficiencies will reveal why differing phenotypes occur even when the same metabolic pathway is disturbed. Mouse genetics will be used to evaluate the role of peroxisomes in different cell types during development and in adulthood. Because evidence is emerging for a role of peroxisomes as modulators in diseases of complex inheritance, such as arteriosclerosis, cancer and Alzheimer's disease, we will screen appropriate databases to detect dysregulation of genes encoding peroxisomal proteins. Tissue microarray analysis, cDNA chip and quantitative RT-PCR analysis will be used to verify the results with the final goal to develop diagnostic tools. The role of peroxisomes in Alzheimer's disease and in chronic metabolic liver diseases will be analysed and the biogenesis and dynamics of this organelle deciphered. Only with this integrated EU project will we be able to elucidate the role of peroxisomes in living organisms in the near future."
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "2005-01-01T01:00:00+01:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "2008-12-31T01:00:00+01:00",
            "assignment": "2005-10-26T02:00:00+02:00",
            "program": 21,
            "subprogram": "Life sciences, genomics and biotechnology for health",
            "organization": 14020,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 2,
            "manager": 51691,
            "contact": 51691,
            "status": 2,
            "research": 1,
            "grant": 10,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [
                10
            ],
            "funder_projectcode": null,
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "287-51691-10"
            ]
        },
        {
            "id": 2295,
            "title": {
                "de": "Immunotherapie des Zervixkarzinoms",
                "en": "Immunotherapie des Zervixkarzinoms"
            },
            "short": null,
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": null,
                "en": null
            },
            "begin_planned": null,
            "begin_effective": "1998-02-02T01:00:00+01:00",
            "end_planned": null,
            "end_effective": "1999-05-02T02:00:00+02:00",
            "assignment": "2009-09-08T11:12:58+02:00",
            "program": 69,
            "subprogram": null,
            "organization": 14064,
            "category": 10,
            "type": 10,
            "partner_function": 4,
            "manager": 51941,
            "contact": 51941,
            "status": 2,
            "research": null,
            "grant": null,
            "event": null,
            "study": null,
            "language": null,
            "funders": [
                9
            ],
            "funder_projectcode": "J1563",
            "ethics_committee": null,
            "edudract_number": null,
            "persons": [
                "2295-51941-10"
            ]
        }
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