A08

Immune trajectories defining early lung development in newborn infants

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Graphical abstract for Project A08

We combine complementary expertise on human and mouse neonatal lung development and on transcriptomics in lung cells. Using this combined expertise, we study consequences of oxygen therapy and of mechanical forces on the interaction of lung immune and non-immune cells.

We explore mechanisms underlying innate immune cell differentiation in chronic lung disease of preterm infants. We uses an existing cohort of preterm infants including longitudinal biomaterial, and a new small prospective cohort.

Team

Publications

Paired Airway and Blood Multiomics Defines Coordinated Immune Adaptation Across the Airway–Blood Axis in Preterm Infants

Safwen Kadri, Zhenda Wang, Claudia Nussbaum, Johannes B. Müller-Reif, Alicia-Sophie Schebesta, Rizqah Kamies, Brittany T. Rupp, Tanja Seegmüller, Caroline Johansson, Maarten Weiß, Axel Heep, Eduard Malik, Kai Förster, Andreas Flemmer, Mapping the Inhalation Interface Network (MPII-NET), Karin Loser, Herbert B. Schiller, Kevin Matthew Byrd, Anne Hilgendorff