Poster exhibition
Virus pathogenesis and persistence

Programm

• • Poster
  • P 448

  Brain tropism acquisition: The spatial dynamics and evolution of a measles virus collective infectious unit that drove lethal subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

  • Professor Roberto Cattaneo (Rochester MN / US)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 449

  Increasing the cell surface expression of the adenovirus protein E3/49K to optimize its immunomodulatory function for potential therapeutic applications

  • Khadija Aichane (Hannover / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 450

  Both F-MuLV- and SFFV- infections lead to a strong increase in IL-10 production in T cells

  • Philip Podschwadt (Essen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 451

  Placenta susceptibility to Infections by delta and omicron SARS-COV-2 variants and their impact on trophoblast fusion

  • Dr. Manel Essaidi-Laziosi (Geneva / CH)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 452

  Unveiling the temporal dynamics of Marek's disease virus pathogenesis: A novel SMASh tag approach to selectively switch off virus replication

  • Lisa Kossak (Berlin / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 453

  Molecular cloning and analysis of rodent cytomegalovirus genomes using STAR cloning technology

  • Laura Staliunaite (Hamburg / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 454

  Investigation on the interactome of human cytomegalovirus RL11 proteins reveals that pUL6 induces angiogenesis through MERTK

  • Nina Plückebaum (Hannover / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 455

  Brain region-specific susceptibility upon alphaherpesviral infection

  • Viktoria Korff (Greifswald / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 456

  Establishment of endothelial cell cultivation under flow as a model system to investigate the molecular pathogenicity of hantaviruses in vitro

  • Linah Chibrac-Ahad (Berlin / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 457

  CD4 T-cells depletion prevents Lassa fever associated hearing loss in the mouse model

  • Professor Slobodan Paessler (Galveston / US)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 458

  Exploring the Hypoxia-CD73-Adenosine (HCA) Axis in HIV Persistence: A novel route for cure strategies

  • Dr. Hannah Schwarzer-Sperber (Essen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 459

  Dissecting the neurotropism and neurovirulence of MPXV using human stem cell-based models

  • Dr. Lisa Bauer (Rotterdam / NL)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 460

  Do seals act as a bridging host for avian influenza A virus adaptation in humans?

  • Dr. El-Sayed Mohammed Abdel-Whab (Greifswald / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
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  • P 461

  Investigating the efficacy of Adenovirus Type 35 in a lung cancer cell model and elucidating the role of natural killer cells in oncolytic therapy

  • Professor Malik Aydin (Witten / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 462

  The impact of viral morphology on IAV infectivity in aerosols

  • Dr. Lu Liu (Zürich / CH)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 463

  Characterizing the intercellular transfer of the mobile HTLV-1 accessory protein p8

  • Florian Simon (Erlangen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 464

  Human cytomegalovirus exploits IgG antibodies to achieve diaplacental transmission

  • Dr. Philipp Kolb (Freiburg / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 465

  Matched molecular clones of KSHV and EBV for functional analysis of viral cooperation

  • Jan Knickmann (Hamburg / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 466

  Evolutionary-related high- and low-virulent classical swine fever virus isolates reveal viral determinants of virulence

  • Dr. Matthias Liniger (Mittelhäusern / CH)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 467

  Modulation of cellular metabolism by Varicella Zoster Virus

  • Josephine Schenk (Hannover / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 468

  Recombinant System and Reporter Viruses for Macacine alphaherpesvirus 1

  • Sabine Gärtner (Göttingen / DE)
  • Dr. Abdul Rahman Siregar (Göttingen / DE)
  • Dr. Michael Winkler (Göttingen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 469

  Reverse genetic systems for DWV-A and DWV-B as a basis for virulence studies

  • Sandra Barth (Gießen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 471

  Genotype-dependent differences of HBx-protein related to changes in mitochondrial dynamics and associated signaling pathways

  • Anja Schollmeier (Langen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 472

  Influenza A virus replicates productively in primary human kidney cells and induces factors and mechanisms related to kidney pathology observed in virus-infected patients

  • Dr. Benjamin Koch (Frankfurt/M. / DE)
  • Professor Stephan Pleschka (Giessen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 473

  Analyzing merkel cell polyomavirus Large T-antigen host cell DNA binding

  • Veronika Brinschwitz (Hamburg / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 474

  In turkeys, unlike chickens, NS1 does not play a role in the virulence and tissue tropism of the H7N1 avian influenza virus

  • Dr. El-Sayed Mohammed Abdel-Whab (Greifswald / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 475

  Investigation on the epigenetic landscape of varicella zoster virus in a quiescent infection model of differentiated neuronal cells

  • Nadine Brückner (Hannover / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 477

  Assessing concentration, size distribution and infectivity of phage-laden bioaerosols during disinfection of contaminated indoor air in a test room

  • Dr. Nataliya Kucheryava (Göttingen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 478

  Intracellular "in silico microscopes" – Fully 3D spatio-temporal virus replication model simulations

  • Dr. Markus M. Knodel (Ölbronn-Dürrn / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 479

  Impact of rubella virus infection on syncytialization of human trophoblast cell line BeWo

  • Dr. Claudia Claus (Leipzig / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 480

  Keratinocyte stemness and stromal inflammation are mechanistically linked via the CEBPα/miR-203/p63 pathway in cutaneous HPV8 infection

  • Dr. Anna Sternjakob (Homburg / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 481

  Development of rhesus macaque astrocyte cell lines supporting infection with a panel of viruses

  • Stefanie Reiter (Göttingen / DE)
  • Sabine Gärtner (Göttingen / DE)
  • Dr. Michael Winkler (Göttingen / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance
• • Poster
  • P 482

  Interplay between HIV and Human Pegivirus (HPgV) Load in Co-Infected Patients: Insights from prevalence and genotype analysis

  • Professor Baki Akgül (Cologne / DE)

   Virus pathogenesis and persistance