Section A

Systemic factors of inflammation that influence bone cell functions

This section relies on the fact that gut, skin, and periodontal inflammation can cause bone loss indicating systemic links between the inflamed organs and the bone. This area also considers that nutrients (e.g., iron) and certain drugs (e.g., glucocorticoids) are potent orchestrators of both inflammation and bone loss at the systemic level.

Projects

A01

Regulatory mechanisms linking chronic gut inflammation and bone loss

Mario M. Zaiss, Med 3, UKER, FAU
Ben Wielockx, CCLM, UKDD, TUD
A02

Inflammation-induced intestinal epithelial regulated necrosis as a novel modulator of bone resorption

Aline Bozec, Med 3, UKER, FAU
Claudia Günther, Med 1, UKER, FAU
A03

Consequences of gut-imprinted immune cell trafficking for bone homeostasis

Sebastian Zundler, Med 1, UKER, FAU
Juliane Salbach-Hirsch, MK 3, UKDD, TUD
A04

Cross-talk between skin and joints impairs bone homeostasis in psoriatic arthritis

Andreas Ramming, Med 3, UKER, FAU
Claudia Günther, Dermatology, UKDD, TUD
A05

The role of the transferrin receptor 2 in infection and inflammatory induced bone loss

Ulrike Baschant, MK 3, UKDD, TUD
Carina Scholtysek, Med 3, UKER, FAU
Section a
Section B
Section C
Section Z