Department of Natural Sciences
Lil Klaas
Dipl.-Mol. Biomed./Research Associate/Doctoral Student, Research Group Inborn Errors ob Metabolism (RG Sass)
Unit
Department of Natural Sciences
Location
Rheinbach
Room
I 215; Lab. F 012
Address
Von-Liebig-Str. 20
53359 Rheinbach
Profile
Courses:
PhD project:
- "Aminoacylases in Health and Disease"
- Fellow of the Equal Opportunities Office
Curriculum vitae
since 10/2016: PhD student at the Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences (in cooperation with the University of Cologne)
since 11/2014: Scientific assistant at the faculty of ASpplied Natural Sciences
2006-2013: Studies "Molecular Biomedicine", Rheinische-Friedrich-Wilhelms-University Bonn
Memberships
Research Projects
Our research group studies rare genetic defects in metabolic pathways. We are aiming at a better understanding of pathomechanisms underlying such inborn errors of metabolism. Many metabolic diseases result in early death or severe handicaps if they are not treated in an adequate manner. Early diagnosis is a prerequisite for therapeutic approaches, which may enable normal development in some of those diseases.
Project management at the H-BRS
Prof. Dr Jörn Oliver SassPublications
Lil Klaas
2022
Daniel Schulke, Jana C. Hollenbeck, Lil Klaas, Jörn Oliver Sass:
Funktionale Gen-Analytik: Angeborenen Stoffwechselstörungen auf der Spur.
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2018
Muhsin Muhsin, Jesuthas Ajendra, Katrin Gentil, Afiat Berbudi, Anna-Lena Neumann, Lil Klaas, Kim E. Schmidt, Achim Hoerauf, Marc P. Hübner:
IL-6 is required for protective immune responses against early filarial infection.
doi:10.1016/j.ijpara.2018.05.011 PMID
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2013
Anja Wieland, Daniel Trageser, Sabine Gogolok, Roman Reinartz, Heike Höfer, Mihaela Keller, Anke Leinhaas, Ramona Schelle, Sabine Normann, Lil Klaas, Andreas Waha, Philipp Koch, Rolf Fimmers, Torsten Pietsch, Anthony T. Yachnis, David W. Pincus, Dennis A. Steindler, Oliver Brüstle, Matthias Simon, Martin Glas, Björn Scheffler:
Anticancer effects of niclosamide in human glioblastoma.
doi:10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-12-2895 PMID
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