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Prof. Dr. Beate Sodeik

Hannover / DE

Hannover Medical School

Chair

28/03/2023
15:45 – 17:15
Workshop
Virus receptors and entry
Lecture hall 1

Further involvements

28/03/2023
Poster
P 212
The N-terminus of the restriction factor MxB is sufficient for binding to HSV-1 capsids
Innate immunity
28/03/2023
Poster
P 133
Identification of small chemical compounds blocking tegumentation and assembly of Herpes Simplex Virus
Epidemiology and public health
28/03/2023
Poster
P 074
Innovative approaches to assess pheno- and genotypicaly Acyclovir resistance of herpes simplex virus clinical isolates
Clinical virology
28/03/2023
Poster
P 206
The interferon-inducible antiviral MxB GTPase promotes herpesvirus capsid disassembly and premature genome release in cells
Host cell factors and modulation, Innate immunity
28/03/2023
Poster
P 337
Herpes Simplex Virus infects keratinocytes and cutaneous Schwann cells in murine and human skin explant cultures
Viral pathogenesis and persistence
28/03/2023
Poster
P 443
Herpes Simplex Virus capsids bind – most likely via the NLS of their large inner tegument protein pUL36 – to importin α, importin β and nucleoporin Nup358
Viral pathogenesis and persistence, Virus receptors and entry
28/03/2023
Poster
P 229
The role of the deamidase activity of the essential Herpes Simplex Virus-1 tegument protein pUL37 on host responses
Innate immunity, Viral pathogenesis and persistence