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Newly discovered genetic defect disrupts bloo

Newly discovered genetic defect disrupts bloo
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Genetic Defect Disrupts Blood Formation & Immune System, Study Finds

Genetic Defect Disrupts Blood Formation & Immune System, Study Finds
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Study reveals potential for safer Stem Cell Therapies

Researchers in Vienna, including from the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Rare and Undiagnosed Diseases have discovered processes that can contribute to the success of stem cell transplantation, for example in the treatment of leukaemia. Click to read more.

Ram vinay pandeyGeorg staryJohanna stroblDepartment of dermatology at meduni viennaLudwig boltzmann institute for rareMeduni vienna department of dermatologyCemm research centerLudwig boltzmann instituteUndiagnosed diseasesMeduni viennaMolecular medicineAustrian academy

Skin microbiome research could help address organ damage

Skin microbiome research could lead to new approaches for addressing organ damage after stem cell transplants

Georg staryNadine bayerDepartment of internal medicineDepartment of bone marrow transplantationDepartment of dermatology at meduni viennaLudwig boltzmann institute for rareMeduni viennaVienna general hospitalLudwig boltzmann instituteUndiagnosed diseasesBone marrow transplantationVienna general

Changes in the skin microbiome may contribute to development of GVHD after stem cell transplant

Organ damage occurs in up to 70 percent of patients in the first few months following stem cell transplant. The precise reasons for this potentially life-threatening reaction have long been the subject of scientific research.

Georg staryNadine bayerEmily hendersonDepartment of internal medicineDepartment of bone marrow transplantationCemm research centre for molecular medicineDepartment of dermatology at meduni viennaLudwig boltzmann institute for rareAustrian academy of sciencesMeduni viennaVienna general hospitalLudwig boltzmann instituteUndiagnosed diseasesBone marrow transplantationVienna generalMolecular medicine