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The SFB1328 "Adenine Nucleotides in Immunity and Inflammation" focuses on cellular and molecular signaling processes in inflammation and immunity. The aim is to decipher the role of a novel class of siganling molecules in inflammatory processes and in the immune response. In addition to basic research-oriented projects, the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic methods is also a focus.

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DZIF's mission is to coordinate and strategically align translational infection research with the aim of developing new diagnostic, preventative and therapeutic methods for treating infectious diseases. The UKE is part of the Hamburg-Borstel-Lübeck DZIF site. Prof. Altfeld is a member of the TTU HIV within the DZIF, and several of Prof. Altfeld‘s research projects on HIV-1 pathogenesis and Cure research are funded by the DZIF.

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Scientists from the UKE and the Universities of Essen, Muenster and Munich are pursuing the goal of uncovering previously unknown connections between the immune system and strokes and developing new treatment options.

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