8th German Pharm-Tox Summit

Plexins are required for epithelial regeneration

Signal transduction and second messengers		 	

<B>Posters will be presented during the time period mentioned above. This will give all participants and the poster jury the opportunity to interact with the presenting authors. Please be available to answer questions at your poster during the poster session. </B>


Session 2

Poster

Disease models, drug development

Ascites reprograms peritoneal mesothelial cells to promote ovarian cancer cell migration

Cancer pharmacology	

<B>Posters will be presented during the time period mentioned above. This will give all participants and the poster jury the opportunity to interact with the presenting authors. Please be available to answer questions at your poster during the poster session.  

Session 1

A novel organoid model of acute kidney injury allows for identification and characterization of drug effects on renal repair

Nuclear receptors, enzymes and other targets		

Prof.

Thomas Worzfeld

Further involvements