Markus Hoth

This study evaluates the impact of R-CHOP chemotherapy on NK cell viability and function in DLBCL cell lines and patients, finding that treatment reduces NK cell numbers but preserves their cytotoxicity.

This study shows that T cell polarization and NFAT translocation are stiffness-dependent and are regulated by different Ca2+ influx pathways, Piezo1 and Orai1.

The paper investigates how defective cardiolipin remodeling in Barth Syndrome affects pancreatic islet function and metabolism, finding improved glucose tolerance and compensatory metabolic adaptations in a mouse model.

This study shows that disrupting microtubules in cytotoxic T cells enhances their migration and target cell elimination in 3D environments.

This study shows that mitochondrial reactive oxygen species contribute to arrhythmias in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy by disrupting calcium handling and electrical conduction.