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Current research projects

Project leader	Project title
Rettke Rogler	Pflegesprechstunde für Patientinnen und Patienten mit Chronisch Entzündlicher Darmerkrankung (CED) 2jähriges Pilotprojekt
Rogler	Swiss IBD Cohort study
Scharl Rogler	The role for protein tyrosine phosphatase non-receptor type 2 in the regulation of innate immune responses to bacterial antigens and its therapeutic relevance in inflammatory bowel disease

Completed research projects

Project leader	Project title
Hennet	Protective action of maternal milk in gastrointestinal physiology
Holler	Investigations on the pathophysiology of intestinal graft versus host disease in patients after allogeneic stem cell transplantation with and without NOD2 variants.
Matter	Sirtuins in the immune system: From physiology to auto-inflammatory and auto-immune diseases
Nielsen Rogler	Ulcerative colitis inflammatory states and colon cancer
Rogler	Tumor-vision
	Pasthophysiology of fistula formation in patients with Crohn's disease
	Anthocyanins and procyanidins: ex vivo- and in vivo studies of their neuroprotective properties as well as chemopreventive effects in the colon
	Intracellular retantion and function of IL-15 in colonic epithelial cells
	Function of the chaperon gp96 in intestinal macrophages for maintenance of mucosal tolerance
	Sensibilization of afferent nerves by intestinal inflammation
	Role of the chaperone gp96 for intestinal barrier function and the induction of tolerance
	Snail blockade as a potential new approach to fistula therapy
	Role of E. coli Nissle 1917 for the activation of the inflammasom in patients with IBD
	Role of pH receptors for intestinal inflammation
	Mechanism of fistula healing by anti-TNF therapy
	EMT (Epithelial to mesenchymal transition) as a mechanism of stricture formation in Crohn’s disease
	Regulation of the Crohn’s disease susceptibility factor PTPN2 by TNF
	Testung von TSO in IBD-Modellen
von Eckardstein	Metabolism, Function and Regulation of High Density Lipoproteins