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Abstracts of the 52nd Workshop for Pediatric Research : Frankfurt, Germany. 27-28 October 2016.

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SUBMITTER: van den Bruck R

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5435609 | biostudies-literature | 2017 May

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Abstracts of the 52nd Workshop for Pediatric Research : Frankfurt, Germany. 27-28 October 2016.

van den Bruck Rhea R Weil Patrick P PP Ziegenhals Thomas T Schreiner Philipp P Juranek Stefan S Gödde Daniel D Vogel Silvia S Schuster Frauke F Orth Valerie V Dörner Johannes J Pembaur Daniel D Röper Meike M Störkel Stefan S Zirngibl Hubert H Wirth Stefan S Jenke Andreas C W ACW Postberg Jan J Boy Nikolas N Heringer Jana J Haege Gisela G Glahn Esther M EM Hoffmann Georg F GF Garbade Sven F SF Burgard Peter P Kölker Stefan S Chao Cho-Ming CM Yahya Faady F Moiseenko Alena A Shrestha Amit A Ahmadvand Negah N Quantius Jennifer J Wilhelm Jochen J El-Agha Elie E Zimmer Klaus-Peter KP Bellusci Saverio S Staufner Christian C Kölker Stefan S Prokisch Holger H Hoffmann Georg F GF Seeliger Stephan S Müller Matthias M Hippe Andreas A Steinkraus Henrik H Wauer Roland R Lachmann Burkhard B Hofmann Sigrun R SR Hedrich Christian M CM Zierk Jakob J Arzideh Farhad F Haeckel Rainer R Rascher Wolfgang W Rauh Manfred M Metzler Markus M Thieme Sebastian S Bandoła Joanna J Richter Cornelia C Ryser Martin M Jamal Arshad A Ashton Michelle P MP von Bonin Malte M Kuhn Matthias M Hedrich Christian M CM Bonifacio Ezio E Berner Reinhard R Brenner Sebastian S Hammersen Johanna J Has Cristina C Naumann-Bartsch Nora N Stachel Daniel D Kiritsi Dimitra D Söder Stephan S Tardieu Mathilde M Metzler Markus M Bruckner-Tuderman Leena L Schneider Holm H Bohne F F Langer D D Cencic R R Eggermann T T Zechner U U Pelletier J J Zepp F F Enklaar T T Prawitt D D Pech Martin M Weckmann Markus M Heinsen Femke-Anouska FA Franke Andre A Happle Christine C Dittrich Anna-Maria AM Hansen Gesine G Fuchs Oliver O von Mutius Erika E Oliver Brian G BG Kopp Matthias V MV Paret Claudia C Russo Alexandra A Theruvath Johanna J Keller Bettina B El Malki Khalifa K Lehmann Nadine N Wingerter Arthur A Neu Marie A MA Aslihan Gerhold-Ay GA Wagner Wolfgang W Sommer Clemens C Pietsch Torsten T Seidmann Larissa L Faber Jörg J Schreiner Felix F Ackermann Merle M Michalik Michael M Rother Eva E Bilkei-Gorzo Andras A Racz Ildiko I Bindila Laura L Lutz Beat B Dötsch Jörg J Zimmer Andreas A Woelfle Joachim J Fischer Hendrik S HS Ullrich Tim L TL Bührer Christoph C Czernik Christoph C Schmalisch Gerd G Stein Robert R Hofmann Sigrun R SR Hagenbuchner Judith J Kiechl-Kohlendorfer Ursula U Obexer Petra P Ausserlechner Michael J MJ Loges Niki T NT Frommer Adrien Tobias AT Wallmeier Julia J Omran Heymut H Öner-Sieben Soner S Gimpfl Martina M Rozman Jan J Irmler Martin M Beckers Johannes J De Angelis Martin Hrabe MH Roscher Adelbert A Wolf Eckhard E Ensenauer Regina R Nemes Karolina K Frühwald Michael M Hasselblatt Martin M Siebert Reiner R Kordes Uwe U Kool Marcel M Wang Haicui H Hardy Holly H Refai Osama O Barwick Katy E S KES Zimmerman Holly H HH Weis Joachim J Baple Emma L EL Crosby Andrew H AH Cirak Sebahattin S Hellmuth C C Uhl O O Standl M M Heinrich J J Thiering E E Koletzko B B Blümel Lena L Kerl Kornelius K Picard Daniel D Frühwald Michael C MC Liebau Max C MC Reifenberger Guido G Borkhardt Arndt A Hasselblatt Martin M Remke Marc M Tews D D Wabitsch M M Fischer-Posovszky P P Westhoff Mike-Andrew MA Nonnenmacher Lisa L Langhans Julia J Schneele Lukas L Trenkler Nancy N Debatin Klaus-Michael KM

Molecular and cellular pediatrics 20170501 Suppl 1

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Abstracts of the 52nd Workshop for Pediatric Research : Frankfurt, Germany. 27-28 October 2016.

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Abstracts of the 52nd Workshop for Pediatric Research : Frankfurt, Germany. 27-28 October 2016.

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