PD Dr. Ingolf Reim

Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät Lehrstuhl für Entwicklungsbiologie (Ebio)

Distinct functions of the laminin beta LN domain and collagen IV during cardiac extracellular matrix formation and stabilization of alary muscle attachments revealed by EMS mutagenesis in Drosophila (2014) Hollfelder D, Frasch M, Reim I Journal article, Original article The FGF8-related signals Pyramus and Thisbe promote pathfinding, substrate adhesion, and survival of migrating longitudinal gut muscle founder cells (2012) Reim I, Hollfelder D, Ismat A, Frasch M Journal article, Original article HLH54F is required for the specification and migration of longitudinal gut muscle founders from the caudal mesoderm of Drosophila (2010) Ismat A, Schaub C, Reim I, Kirchner K, Schultheis D, Frasch M Journal article, Original article Genetic and Genomic Dissection of Cardiogenesis in the Drosophila Model (2010) Reim I, Frasch M Journal article, Review article Cardioblast-intrinsic Tinman activity controls proper diversification and differentiation of myocardial cells in Drosophila (2006) Zaffran S, Reim I, Qian L, Lo PC, Bodmer R, Frasch M Journal article, Original article The Dorsocross T-box genes are key components of the regulatory network controlling early cardiogenesis in Drosophila (2005) Frasch M, Reim I Journal article, Original article Tbx20-related genes, mid and H15, are required for tinman expression, proper patterning, and normal differentiation of cardioblasts in Drosophila (2005) Reim I, Mohler J, Frasch M Journal article, Original article Expression, regulation, and requirement of the toll transmembrane protein during dorsal vessel formation in Drosophila melanogaster (2005) Wang J, Tao Y, Reim I, Gajewski K, Frasch M, Schulz RA Journal article, Original article The T-box-encoding Dorsocross genes function in amnioserosa development and the patterning of the dorsolateral germ band downstream of Dpp (2003) Reim I, Lee HH, Frasch M Journal article, Original article The protein Hrb57A of Drosophila melanogaster closely related to hnRNP K from vertebrates is present at sites active in transcription and coprecipitates with four RNA-binding proteins. (2000) Hovemann BT, Reim I, Werner S, Katz S, Saumweber H Journal article