B06

Genetic regulation of protein expression during immune cell development in human neonates

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Graphical abstract for Project B06

Our project investigates the role of cis-regulatory genetic variants on blood protein expression during perinatal immune cell development in human neonates. To do this, we use the Munich Preterm and Term clinical (MUNICH-PreTCl) birth cohort.

As well as mass spectrometry-based blood proteomes, we will generate genome-wide genotypes of single nucleotide polymorphisms for proteomic in silico cell type deconvolution of the human neonatal immune system with a focus on neutrophils.

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