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- Page 25: FOREWORD The Center for Biotechnolo
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- Page 41 and 42: 3.2 Generation of reliable diagnost
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4.50 Characterization of the molecu
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POSTERS 5. MOLECULAR MEDICINE AND T
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5.2 Gabapentin-lactam failed to pre
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5.4 In situ cytokine profi ling of
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5.6 Depot-specifi c differences in
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5.8 DNAzymes designed to inhibit pr
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5.10 Synthesis of novel 4-phenylhyd
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5.12 Gene silencing in acute and pe
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5.14 Antisense-mediated inhibition
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5.16 Phospholipid metabolism detect
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5.18 Tauopathies’ relation to axo
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5.20 Morphometrical investigations
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5.22 Extended tropism of HIV vector
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5.24 Phenotype-dependent differenti
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5.26 Pathological changes caused by
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5.28 Detection of novel polyomaviru
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5.30 Borrelia burgdorferi dissemina
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5.32 Developmental and amyloid plaq
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5.34 Proteomics reveals alterations
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5.36 Inhibition of C13orf19 mRNA ex
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5.38 Keratinocyte-derived dranulocy
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5.40 Quantitative assessment of the
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5.42 New targets for novel immunoth
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5.44 LSC as powerful tool for the a
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5.46 Structural alterations of the
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5.48 N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) re
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5.50 Norchloro-fl uorohomoepibatidi
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5.52 Behavioural effects of the ant
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5.54 Active cardiomyocytes on colla
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5.56 Variability of the mitochondri
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5.58 Cell cycle regulatory proteins
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5.60 Neuronal activation of Ras reg
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5.62 Flow cytometry in Alzheimer’
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5.64 The infl uence of neuropeptide
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6.2 Interaction of signaling pathwa
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6.4 Effects of surface coatings usi
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6.6 Investigation of RGD-oligonucle
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6.8 Evidence for abnormal iodinatio
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6.10 Comparison of entrapped strate
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6.12 Engineering of three dimension
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6.14 Peptide mediated DNA import in
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6.16 Solid-state NMR spectroscopy o
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6.18 Automation of the 3D in vitro
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6.20 Effect of oxygen stress on the
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6.22 Investigation of the dynamics
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190 NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOELECT
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192 NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOELECT
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194 NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOELECT
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196 NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOELECT
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198 NANOBIOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOELECT
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202 BIOINFORMATICS 8.1 Multiple Gen
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204 BIOINFORMATICS 8.3 Identifying
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206 BIOINFORMATICS 8.5 Progressive
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208 BIOINFORMATICS 8.7 From phyloge
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210 BIOINFORMATICS 8.9 Fuzzy dynami
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212 BIOINFORMATICS 8.11 Coarse-grai
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216 CENTER FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BI
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218 CENTER FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BI
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222 INDEX A Ahnert, Peter 98 Alber,
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224 INDEX Hess, Michael 90 Hesse, S
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226 INDEX Reibetanz, Uta 76 Reiche,
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228 NOTIZEN
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232 NOTIZEN