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Tamás Henics

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Julian Weghuber; Stefan Wieser; Michael C Aichinger; Mario Brameshuber; Tamás Henics; Andreas Horner; Karl Lohner; Josef Madl; Birgit Plochberger; Siegfried Reipert; Verena Ruprecht; Gerhard J Schütz
Cationic amphipathic peptides accumulate sialylated proteins and lipids in the plasma membrane of eukaryotic host cells.
Michael C Aichinger; Michael Ginzler; Julian Weghuber; Lars Zimmermann; Karin Riedl; Gerhard Schütz; Eszter Nagy; Alexander von Gabain; Rudolf J Schweyen; Tamás Henics
Adjuvating the adjuvant: facilitated delivery of an immunomodulatory oligonucleotide to TLR9 by a cationic antimicrobial peptide in dendritic cells.
Julian Weghuber; Anna M Lipp; Jacqueline Stadlbauer; Michael C Aichinger; Verena Ruprecht; Alois Sonnleitner; Gerhard J Schütz; Tamás Henics
Antimicrobial and immunostimulatory peptide, KLK, induces an increase in cytosolic Ca²(+) concentration by mobilizing Ca²(+) from intracellular stores.

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2011: Julian Weghuber; Stefan Wieser; Michael C Aichinger; Mario Brameshuber; Tamás Henics; Andreas Horner; Karl Lohner; Josef Madl; Birgit Plochberger; Siegfried Reipert; Verena Ruprecht; Gerhard J Schütz
Cationic amphipathic peptides accumulate sialylated proteins and lipids in the plasma membrane of eukaryotic host cells.
Biochimica et biophysica acta 2011;1808(10):2581-90.
2011: Michael C Aichinger; Michael Ginzler; Julian Weghuber; Lars Zimmermann; Karin Riedl; Gerhard Schütz; Eszter Nagy; Alexander von Gabain; Rudolf J Schweyen; Tamás Henics
Adjuvating the adjuvant: facilitated delivery of an immunomodulatory oligonucleotide to TLR9 by a cationic antimicrobial peptide in dendritic cells.
Vaccine 2011;29(3):426-36.
2010: Julian Weghuber; Anna M Lipp; Jacqueline Stadlbauer; Michael C Aichinger; Verena Ruprecht; Alois Sonnleitner; Gerhard J Schütz; Tamás Henics
Antimicrobial and immunostimulatory peptide, KLK, induces an increase in cytosolic Ca²(+) concentration by mobilizing Ca²(+) from intracellular stores.
Cell biology international 2010;34(11):1109-12.
2010: Andrea Fritzer; Beatrice M Senn; Duc Bui Minh; Markus Hanner; Dieter Gelbmann; Birgit Noiges; Tamás Henics; Kai Schulze; Carlos A Guzman; John Goodacre; Alexander von Gabain; Eszter Nagy; Andreas L Meinke
Novel conserved group A streptococcal proteins identified by the antigenome technology as vaccine candidates for a non-M protein-based vaccine.
Infection and immunity 2010;78(9):4051-67.
2009: Andreas Meinke; Martin Storm; Tamás Henics; Dieter Gelbmann; Sonja Prustomersky; Zoltán Kovács; Duc Bui Minh; Birgit Noiges; Ulrike Stierschneider; Manfred Berger; Alexander von Gabain; Lars Engstrand; Eszter Nagy
Composition of the ANTIGENome of Helicobacter pylori defined by human serum antibodies.
Vaccine 2009;27(25-26):3251-9.
2008: Michael C Aichinger; Martina Ortbauer; Siegfried Reipert; Wolfgang Zauner; Péter Bogner; Elisabeth Froschauer; Karin Nowikovsky; Karen Lingnau; Alexander von Gabain; Rudolf Schweyen; Tamás Henics
Unique membrane-interacting properties of the immunostimulatory cationic peptide KLKL(5)KLK (KLK).
Cell biology international 2008;32(11):1449-58.
2008: Carmen Giefing; Andreas Meinke; Markus Hanner; Tamás Henics; Minh Duc Bui; Dieter Gelbmann; Urban Lundberg; Beatrice M Senn; Michael Schunn; Andre HAbel; Birgitta Henriques Normark; Ake Ortqvist; Mats Kalin; Alexander von Gabain; Eszter Nagy
Discovery of a novel class of highly conserved vaccine antigens using genomic scale antigenic fingerprinting of pneumococcus with human antibodies.
The Journal of experimental medicine 2008;205(1):117-31.
2006: Tamás Henics; Christine Zimmer
RNA delivery by heat shock protein-70 into mammalian cells: a preliminary study.
Cell biology international 2006;30(5):480-4.
2005: Tamás Henics; Eszter Nagy
[Antigenome technology: rapid and comprehensive identification and validation of antigens as putative components in vaccines against bacterial pathogens].
Orvosi hetilap 2005;146(43):2209-14.
2005: Andreas Meinke; Tamás Henics; Markus Hanner; Duc Bui Minh; Eszter Nagy
Antigenome technology: a novel approach for the selection of bacterial vaccine candidate antigens.
Vaccine 2005;23(17-18):2035-41.
2005: Agnieszka Dryla; Sonja Prustomersky; Dieter Gelbmann; Markus Hanner; Edith Bettinger; Béla Kocsis; Tamás Kustos; Tamás Henics; Andreas Meinke; Eszter Nagy
Comparison of antibody repertoires against Staphylococcus aureus in healthy individuals and in acutely infected patients.
Clinical and diagnostic laboratory immunology 2005;12(3):387-98.
2004: Andreas Meinke; Tamás Henics; Eszter Nagy
Bacterial genomes pave the way to novel vaccines.
Current opinion in microbiology 2004;7(3):314-20.
2003: Thomas Weichhart; Markus Horky; johannes söllner; Susanne Gangl; Tamás Henics; Eszter Nagy; Andreas Meinke; Alexander von Gabain; Claire M Fraser-Liggett; Steven R Gill; Martin Hafner; Uwe von Ahsen
Functional selection of vaccine candidate peptides from Staphylococcus aureus whole-genome expression libraries in vitro.
Infection and immunity 2003;71(8):4633-41.
2003: Tamás Henics; B Winkler; U Pfeifer; Steven R Gill; Michael Buschle; Alexander von Gabain; Andreas Meinke
Small-fragment genomic libraries for the display of putative epitopes from clinically significant pathogens.
BioTechniques 2003;35(1):196-202, 204, 206 passim.
2003: Tamás Henics
Extending the 'stressy' edge: molecular chaperones flirting with RNA.
Cell biology international 2003;27(1):1-6.
2002: Christine Zimmer; Tamás Henics
Surface binding and uptake of heat shock protein 70 by antigen-presenting cells require all 3 domains of the molecule.
Cell stress & chaperones 2002;7(3):243-9.
2002: Hildegard Etz; Duc Bui Minh; Tamás Henics; Agnieszka Dryla; Birgit Winkler; Christine Triska; Aoife P Boyd; johannes söllner; Walter Schmidt; Uwe von Ahsen; Michael Buschle; Steven R Gill; James F Kolonay; Hanif Khalak; Claire M Fraser-Liggett; Alexander von Gabain; Eszter Nagy; Andreas Meinke
Identification of in vivo expressed vaccine candidate antigens from Staphylococcus aureus.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2002;99(10):6573-8.
2001: Christine Zimmer; Alexander von Gabain; Tamás Henics
Analysis of sequence-specific binding of RNA to Hsp70 and its various homologs indicates the involvement of N- and C-terminal interactions.
RNA (New York, N.Y.) 2001;7(11):1628-37.
2000: Tamás Henics
Differentiation-dependent cytoplasmic distribution and in vivo RNA association of proteins recognized by the 3'-UTR stability element of alpha-globin mRNA in erythroleukemic cells.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications 2000;279(1):40-6.
1999: Tamás Henics; D N Wheatley
Cytoplasmic vacuolation, adaptation and cell death: a view on new perspectives and features.
Biology of the cell / under the auspices of the European Cell Biology Organization 1999;91(7):485-98.
1999: Tamás Henics; E Nagy; H J Oh; Péter Csermely; Alexander von Gabain; J R Subjeck
Mammalian Hsp70 and Hsp110 proteins bind to RNA motifs involved in mRNA stability.
The Journal of biological chemistry 1999;274(24):17318-24.
1999: Tamás Henics
Microfilament-dependent modulation of cytoplasmic protein binding to TNFalpha mRNA AU-rich instability element in human lymphoid cells.
Cell biology international 1999;23(8):561-70.
1998: H Soós; C Bujáky; A Kiss; E Kovács; S Somoskeöy; Tamás Henics
Distribution profile and in vivo RNA association of cytoplasmic AU-rich sequence binding proteins in various mammalian cells: effect of the organizational state of cellular architecture.
Physiological chemistry and physics and medical NMR 1998;30(2):163-74.
1997: Tamás Henics; D N Wheatley
Vacuolar cytoplasmic phase separation in cultured mammalian cells involves the microfilament network and reduces motional properties of intracellular water.
International journal of experimental pathology 1997;78(5):343-54.