Lancet and Nature Communications papers
LIED researchers were involved in recent publications: One review article in The Lancet on "Pemphigus" and one article in Nature Communications: "Gene-diet interactions associated with complex trait variation in an advanced intercross outbred mouse line"
Graduation of MDs
Sören Dräger, Linda Heimberg and Stine Krüger
with her doctoral supervisor Enno Schmidt,
have received their MD degrees in July 2019.
The Lübeck Institute of Experimental Dermatology
LIED is dedicated to improve the diagnosis and treatment of patients with chronic inflammatory skin diseases. Our research encompasses basic and translational research to reach this goal.
Photo: Group picture in front of house 10
Ebook on Autoantibodies published
A collection of well-over 80 articles covering all aspects of autoantibodies in one Ebook, edited by international key opinion leaders in the field, including LIED researchers.
Download from the Frontiers in Immunology homepage.
Graduations in 2019
Yosra Bejaoui
Shirin Emtenani
Kazuko Matsumoto
Congratulations!
Cooperations
- Research Training Group (RTG) 1727: Modulation of Autoimmunity
- Clinical Research Unit (CRU) 303: Klinische Forschergruppe 303
- Research Training Group (RTG) 1743: Genes, Environment and Inflammation
- IRTG 1911:Immunoregulation of Inflammation in Allergy and Infection
- Exzellenzcluster:
Precision Medicine in Chronic Inflammation
Cluster Lab VII
Comprehensive Center for Inflammation Medicine
Diet reveals hidden genetic associations and modulates genetic disease susceptibility
Nature Communicationsvolume 10, Article number: 4097 (2019)
Mi, 26.06.2019
Ebook on Autoantibodies
A collection of well-over 80 articles covering all aspects of autoantibodies in one Ebook, edited...
Do, 30.05.2019
New LIED publications
Current Clinical Trials in Pemphigus and Pemphigoid.
Our mission
Autoimmune and chronic inflammatory skin diseases, such as pemphigoid, pemphigus, lupus erythematosus and psoriasis pose a major medical burden. Our mission at LIED is to identify the genetic and molecular basis of these diseases, enabling better diagnosis and treatment for patients.
LIED is structured in 4 divisions:
1. Genetics of cutaneous inflammation (Ibrahim lab)
2. Model Systems of Inflammatory Skin Diseases (Ludwig lab)
3. Translational Research (Schmidt lab)
4. Systems Biology of Inflammatory Diseases (Busch lab)
