LIV Lecture

The LIV Lecture is an event that takes place once a month on a Thursday. Here, external scientists give an insight into their research work.

The event is open to employees of the LIV and the CSSB as well as interested students and researchers.

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Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, a Model for Potential Rev Function Inhibitors

Prof. Tom Phillips, D.V.M., Ph.D., Associate Dean, Research College of Veterinary Medicine; Western University of…

Mini-Symposium

zur Besetzung der Position eines/einer Nachwuchsgruppenleiter/-in am Heinrich-Pette-Institut.

Differential antigen processing and presentation by Dendritic Cell subsets in vivo

(Vortrag im Rahmen der Besetzung einer HPI-Nachwuchsgruppe) Seminarraum HPI Vortragender: Dr. Diana Dudziak, The…

A modulator of oxidative stress and apoptosis

FIT 2006 im Oktober in Hamburg

„Infectious Diseases and Host Defense – New Targets for Innovative Therapies“

HIV-1 Vif: The key to disarming a potent host antiviral defense mechanism

Chronic inflammation and cancer: lessons from Kaposi's sarcoma and its causative herpesvirus

FAT10 - an interferon gamma inducible ubiquitin-like modifier that may be involved in antiviral protection

Tentative title: Retinoblastoma protein family in cancer development

Prognostically useful gene-expression profiles in acute myeloid leukemia

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Contact

Prof. Dr. Marcus Altfeld

Head of the LIV Lecture organizing team

Phone: +49 (0)40 48051-221

Email: marcus.altfeld@leibniz-liv.de

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