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Dr. Lisa Müller

Düsseldorf / DE

Institute of Virology/ Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf

Speaker

25/03/2024
Poster
P 369
Synonymous and nonsynonymous mutations in splicing regulatory elements affect HIV-1 gene expression and replication capacity
Virus replication strategies

Further involvements

25/03/2024
Poster
P 099
Exploring HIV-1 splice site susceptibility to splicing inhibitors as a potential therapeutic strategy to interfere with viral replication
Antiviral therapy and resistance
25/03/2024
Poster
P 369
Synonymous and nonsynonymous mutations in splicing regulatory elements affect HIV-1 gene expression and replication capacity
Virus replication strategies
25/03/2024
Poster
P 367
Inducing Rev-independent nuclear export of unspliced and intron containing HIV-1 mRNAs via HEXplorer algorithm guided mutations
Virus replication strategies
25/03/2024
Poster
P 396
Clinical spectrum of acute human parvovirus B19 infections in pediatric patients with spherocytosis: A case series
Clinical and diagnostic virology
25/03/2024
Poster
P 306
A newly developed method for KIR3DL1 genotyping reveals a soluble KIR3DL1 isoform
Innate immunity