DOI : 10.1055/s-00000017

Experimental and Clinical Endocrinology & Diabetes

Issue 03 · Volume 122 · March 2014 DOI: 10.1055/s-004-26599


57th Symposium of the German Society of Endocrinology (DGE)
Dresden, 19th–22th March, 2014

President: Prof. Dr. Stefan R. Bornstein
Abstracts (HTML) List of Authors
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Frahnow, T; Osterhoff, M; Sales, S; Sampaio, J; Hornemann, S; Kruse, M; Pfeiffer, AFH: Human rapid and long-term response in blood lipid composition under an isocaloric high-fat diet in the NUGAT-(NutriGenomic Analysis in Twins)-study
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Berti, L; Lukas, C; Irmler, M; Beckers, J; Staiger, H; Häring, HU; Hrabe' de Angelis, M: FGF21 inhibits adiponectin secretion in human adipocytes
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Hoboth, P; Kalaidzidis, Y; Müller, A; Ivanova, A; Sönmez, A; Lachnit, M; Solimena, M: Actin regulates the turnover of insulin secretory granules
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Kaiser, G; Gerst, F; Stefan, N; Ullrich, S; Haering, HU: The hepatokine fetuin-A associates with insulin resistance and induces inflammation but selectively improves cAMP-dependent insulin secretion of human islets
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Klotzsche-von Ameln, A; Korovina, I; Neuwirth, A; Alexaki, I; Chavakis, T: Hif2α in myeloid cells regulates angiogenesis in proliferative retinopathy
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Schindler, M; Fischer, S; Thieme, R; Gürke, J; Haucke, E; Knelangen, JM; Pendzialek, M; Fischer, B; Navarrete Santos, A: Hormonal and metabolic adaptation of preimplantation embryos to the uterine environment: A key mechanism for embryonic survival in a diabetic pregnancy
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Fietz, D; Bakhaus, K; Wapelhorst, B; Hartmann, K; Sánchez-Guijo, A; Hartmann, MF; Wudy, SA; Kliesch, S; Weidner, W; Bergmann, M; Geyer, J: SOAT – a steroid sulfate carrier relevant for male reproduction? (subproject 2, DFG research group 1369 “Sulfated Steroids in Reproduction)
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Wudy, SA; Sánchez-Guijo, A; Hartmann, MF: LC-MS/MS and GC-MS(/MS) based Steroidomics (subproject 7, DFG research group 1369 “Sulfated Steroids in Reproduction”)
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Eggers, J; Martino, V; Reinbold, R; Schäfer, S; Kiesel, L; Greve, B; Götte, M: microRNA miR-200b differentially affects proliferation, invasiveness and stemness of endometriotic cells by targeting the transcription factors KLF4, ZEB1 and ZEB2