Students of the year 2002

1. Diya Abraham INDIA
   supervisor: Prof. Eichele, Max-Planck Institute f. Experimental Endocrinology, 
   project: Analyzing the in vivo function of Protein kinase C by using mutant mice (knock outs)
   Final exam June 2006
   
    
2. Syed Raza Ali INDIA
   supervisor: Prof. Dr. Schmidt, Prof. Dr. Gessner, Clinical Immunology, OE 6830,
   project: Molecular characterization of complement-mediated FcgR gene regulation as an amplification loop of the innate immune response to immune complexes
   Final exam November 2005
   
    
3. Georg Bohn (Dr. med.) GERMANY
   supervisor: Prof. Dr. C. Klein, Pediatric Hematology and Oncology OE 6781,
   project: Generation and characterization of hematopoietic stem cell lines as novel tools to investigate genetic and developmental aspects of congenital bone marrow failure syndromes
   Final exam November 2006
   
    
4. Thomas Gebhardt (Dr. med.) GERMANY
   supervisor: Prof. Dr. Bischoff, Gastroenterology and Hepatology OE 6810,
   project: Mast cell-nerve interactions in the intestine: Implications for intestinal inflammation
   Final exam November 2005
   
    
5. Shashi Kant INDIA
   supervisor: Prof. Gaestel, Physiological Chemistry, OE4310,
   project: Mechanisms of activation and substrate targeting in the MAP kinase cascades
   Final exam November 2006
   
    
6. Claudia Karacsonyi ARGENTINA
   supervisor: Dr. Lindner, Cellbiology,
   project: The role of lipid rafts in antigen processing and presentation
   Final exam November 2005
   
    
7. Varsha Kumar INDIA
   supervisor: Prof. Dr. Gessner, Clinical Immunology,
   project: Analysis of the coupling mechanism between C5a anaphylatoxin and FcgRs in Ab-dependent models of nephritis, alveolitis and autoimmune hemolytic anemia
   Final exam November 2005
   
    
8. Gesa Meyer (Dr. vet.) GERMANY 
   supervisor: Prof. Dr. Just, Toxicology,
   project: Pro-inflammatory effects of the Clostridium difficile toxins A and B
   Final exam November 2006
   
    
9. Anika Hoffmann, nee Meyerholz (Dr. med.) GERMANY
   supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ungewickell, Cell Biology,
   project: The function of the abnormally expressed endocytic protein CALM in hematopoietic malignancies
   Final exam November 2006
   
    
10. Christina Nassenstein GERMANY (Dr. med.)
    supervisor: Dr. A. Braun, Fraunhofer-Institute, Nicolai-Fuchs-Str. 1, 30625 Hannover,
    project: Mechanisms of neurogenic inflammation in asthma bronchiale: role of the neurotrophin receptors TrkA, TrkB, TrkC and p75NTR
    Final exam November 2005
    
     
11. Srinivas Annavarapu Rao (Med.) INDIA
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Brabant, Endocrinology,
    project: Characterization of Wnt signalling pathway in normal and neoplastic thyroid cell lines and redifferentition stratergeies for thyroid carcinomas
    Final exam November 2005
    
     
12. Axel Schambach GERMANY (Dr. med.)
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Baum, Hematology, OE 6860,
    project: Improvement of Retroviral Vector through Posttranscriptional Regulatory Mechanisms
    Final exam November 2005
    
     
13. Aravind Sekhar INDIA (Med.)
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Gossler, Molecular Biology,
    project: Functional characterization of genes specifically expressed in intestine epithelium
    Final exam November 2007
    
     
14. Amar Sharma INDIA
    supervisor: PD Dr. Ott, Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Endocrinology,
    project: Transdifferentiation frequency of mobilized bone marrow stem cells in chronic liver disease models
    Final exam November 2005
    
     
15. Krishna Kumar Singh INDIA
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Schmidtke, Human Genetics, OE 6300,
    project: Disease related variants of ARMD and functional implications
    Final exam June 2006  
    
     
16. Manvendra Kumar Singh INDIA
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Kispert, Molecular Biology, OE 5250,
    project: Molecular analysis of somite patterning
    Final exam June 2006
    
     
17. Frank Traub GERMANY (Dr. med.)
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Kreipe, Dr. Pich; Pathology OE 5110,
    project: Protein profile of breast cancer
    Final exam November 2005
    
     
18. Linding Wang CHINA
    supervisor: Prof. Dr. Schulz, Virology,
    project: Transposon and targeted mutagenesis of a recombinant KSHV genome to identify viral genes required for replication in endothelial cells
    Final exam June 2006