Poster session
Pathogenesis and persistence

Programm

• • Poster
  • P 195

  Evolution of Omicron lineage towards increased fitness in the upper respiratory tract in the absence of severe lung pathology

  • Dr. Arthur Wickenhagen (Hamilton, MT / US)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 196

  Neurotropism in a murine model of alphaherpesvirus infection is most prominent within the temporal lobe

  • Viktoria Korff (Greifswald / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 197

  Latency Reversal in the Context of Friend Retrovirus Infections and Its Potential Role in the Elimination of Retroviral Reservoirs through Cytotoxic T-Follicular Helper Cells

  • Jeffrey Hastings (Essen / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 198

  The profiles and signatures of miRNAs in different phases of natural history of chronic HBV infection

  • Qiong Wang (Essen / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 199

  Lassa fever: Investigation of clinical and immunological signatures in acute disease

  • Dr. Ludmilla Unrau (Hamburg / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 200

  Characterization of proviral/human DNA crosstalk in chronic HIV-1 infection

  • Lisa Brauckmann (Hamburg / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 201

  Influence of substitutions in hepatitis B virus precore/core on HBeAg production in a cccDNA cell culture model

  • Maximilian Damagnez (Duesseldorf / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 202

  Elevated IFITM3 enhanced Severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) virus infection in platelets leading to thrombocytopenia of SFTS disease

  • Professor Shu Shen (Wuhan / CN)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 203

  Dynamics of HBV and HBsAg secretion during chronic HBV-infection and Schistosomiasis

  • Surmeet Kaur (Giessen / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 204

  Functional PAN RNA Knockout by en passant mutagenesis in KSHV BAC16 decreases viral infectivity rate

  • Ruchira Bhowmik (Hanover / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 205

  Alveolar epithelial type II cells can survive an acute respiratory RNA virus infection in vivo

  • Lisa Kern (Freiburg / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 206

  Bidirectional Crosstalk Between Cellular Lipid Metabolism and HIV Persistence

  • Eva Müller (Essen / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 207

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

  • Nadine Brückner (Hanover / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 208

  Initial characterization of the infection pathways and transmission of RusV in vivo

  • Sophie-Celine Weinert (Greifswald / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 209

  A "defective" canine distemper virus strain responsible for chronic central nervous system disease in a Eurasian Lynx shares key phenotypic traits with measles virus strains associated with SSPE in humans

  • Dr. Martin Ludlow (Hanover / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 210

  Organotypic brain slices as a model to study the neurotropism of the highly pathogenic Nipah and Ebola viruses

  • Dr. Michelle Gellhorn Serra (Marburg / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 211

  Transcriptional changes induced by the G Protein-Coupled Receptor of the oncogenic KSHV reveal regulation of multiple aspects of B cell biology

  • Dr. Anna K. Grosskopf (Bethesda, MD / US)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 212

  HCMV IgG binding glycoproteins gp34 and gp68 as molecular determinants of congenital infection

  • Rebecca Göttler (Freiburg / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence
• • Poster
  • P 213

  The Role of Subnuclear Compartments in KSHV latency establishment

  • Romina Carla Vargas Ayala (Hamburg / DE)

   Pathogenesis and persistence