Publikationen von Wiebke Janssen

Nayakanti, S. R.; Friedrich, A.; Sarode, P.; Jafari, L.; Maroli, G.; Boehm, M.; Bourgeois, A.; Grobs, Y.; Khassafi, F.; Kuenne, C. et al.; Guenther, S.; Dabral, S.; Wilhelm, J.; Weiss, A.; Wietelmann, A.; Kojonazarov, B.; Janssen, W.; Looso, M.; de Man, F.; Provencher, S.; Tello, K.; Seeger, W.; Bonnet, S.; Savai, R.; Schermuly, R.; Pullamsetti, S. S.: Targeting Wnt-ss-Catenin-FOSL Signaling Ameliorates Right Ventricular Remodeling. CIRCULATION RESEARCH 132 (11), S. 1468 - 1485 (2023)

Berghausen, E. M.; Janssen, W.; Vantler, M.; Gnatzy-Feik, L. L.; Krause, M.; Behringer, A.; Joseph, C.; Zierden, M.; ten Freyhaus, H.; Klinke, A. et al.; Baldus, S.; Alcazar, M. A.; Savai, R.; Pullamsetti, S. S.; Wong, D. W. L.; Boor, P.; Zhao, J. J.; Schermuly, R. T.; Rosenkranz, S.: Disrupted PI3K subunit p110 alpha signaling protects against pulmonary hypertension and reverses established disease in rodents. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL INVESTIGATION 131 (19), e136939 (2021)

Rai, N.; Veeroju, S.; Schymura, Y.; Janssen, W.; Wietelmann, A.; Kojonazarov, B.; Weissmann, N.; Stasch, J.-P.; Ghofrani, H. A.; Seeger, W. et al.; Schermuly, R. T.; Novoyatleva, T.: Response to: Comment on "Effect of Riociguat and Sildenafil on Right Heart Remodeling and Function in Pressure Overload Induced Model of Pulmonary Arterial Banding". BIOMED RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL, 7491284 (2018)

Rai, N.; Veeroju, S.; Schymura, Y.; Janssen, W.; Wietelmann, A.; Kojonazarov, B.; Weissmann, N.; Stasch, J.-P.; Ghofrani, H. A.; Seeger, W. et al.; Schermuly, R. T.; Novoyatleva, T.: Effect of Riociguat and Sildenafil on Right Heart Remodeling and Function in Pressure Overload Induced Model of Pulmonary Arterial Banding. BIOMED RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL, 3293584 (2018)

Luitel, H.; Sydykov, A.; Schymura, Y.; Mamazhakypov, A.; Janssen, W.; Pradhan, K.; Wietelmann, A.; Kosanovic, D.; Dahal, B. K.; Weissmann, N. et al.; Seeger, W.; Grimminger, F.; Ghofrani, H. A.; Schermuly, R. T.: Pressure overload leads to an increased accumulation and activity of mast cells in the right ventricle. PHYSIOLOGICAL REPORTS 5 (6), e13146 (2017)