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DFG Research Training Group 2485 VIPER Project: Wild boar and wild and zoo ruminant reservoirs for virus infections: virus detection and surveillance of viruses recently identified in domestic animals
DFG Graduiertenkolleg VIPER (2485) Projekt: Wild boar and wild and zoo ruminant reservoirs for virus infections: virus detection and surveillance of viruses recently identified in domestic animals
Project Investigators: Paul Becher
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 329.905 EUR
Project Details:
The VIPER research and training program will cover the global chain of events involved in virus emergence, all the way from virus discovery, isolation, molecular characterization, surveillance, and pathogenesis, towards animal and public health impact and intervention strategies including new approaches for prevention and control.

The VIPER research projects are subdivided into three pillars:

virus discovery, host range and transmission
virus-host cell interactions and pathogenesis, and
immune interference and intervention strategies.
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DFG Research Training Group 2485 VIPER: Project: Role of cellular importin-α isoforms in cross-species transmission of emerging viruses (project 6)
DFG Graduiertenkolleg VIPER (2485) Projekt: Rolle der zellulären Importin-α-Isoformen bei der Übertragung neu auftretender Viren zwischen verschiedenen Spezies (Projekt 6)
Project Investigators: Gülsah Gabriel; Rautenschlein, Silke
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 329.905 EUR
Project Details:
The VIPER research and training program will cover the global chain of events involved in virus emergence, all the way from virus discovery, isolation, molecular characterization, surveillance, and pathogenesis, towards animal and public health impact and intervention strategies including new approaches for prevention and control.

The VIPER research projects are subdivided into three pillars:
virus discovery, host range and transmission
virus-host cell interactions and pathogenesis, and
immune interference and intervention strategies.
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Characterization of selected viruses indentified in wildlife reservoirs, evaluating their risk to domestic animals and humans.
Charakterisierung ausgewählter Viren, die in Wildreservoirs identifiziert wurden, Bewertung ihres Risikos für Haustiere und Menschen. (VIPER)
Project Investigators: Prof. Osterhaus; Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Baumgärtner; Dr. Ann-Kathrin Haverkamp
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 265.456 EUR
Project Details:
Charakterisierung ausgewählter Viren, die in Wildreservoirs identifiziert wurden, Bewertung ihres Risikos für Haustiere und Menschen.
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Identification and characterization of novel avian metapneumoviruses from wild birds that pose a threat to domestic poultry and mammals.
Identifizierung und Charakterisierung neuartiger Vogel-Metapneumoviren von Wildvögeln, die eine Bedrohung für Hausgeflügel und Säugetiere darstellen. (VIPER)
Project Investigators: Prof. Osterhaus; Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Baumgärtner; Dr. Ann-Kathrin Haverkamp
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 256.546 EUR
Project Details:
Identifizierung und Charakterisierung neuartiger Vogel-Metapneumoviren von Wildvögeln, die eine Bedrohung für Hausgeflügel und Säugetiere darstellen.
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DFG Research Training Group 2485 VIPER Project: The role of flavivirus NS1 proteins in viral pathogenesis
DFG Graduiertenkolleg VIPER (2485) Projekt: Die Rolle der Flavivirus NS1 Proteine in der viralen Pathogenese
Project Investigators: Dr. Imke Steffen
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 329.905 EUR
Project Details:
The VIPER research and training program will cover the global chain of events involved in virus emergence, all the way from virus discovery, isolation, molecular characterization, surveillance, and pathogenesis, towards animal and public health impact and intervention strategies including new approaches for prevention and control.

The VIPER research projects are subdivided into three pillars:

virus discovery, host range and transmission
virus-host cell interactions and pathogenesis, and
immune interference and intervention strategies.
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Exposition of companion animals, livestock and wildlife against tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) virus in Lower Saxony, Germany
Exposition von Haus-, Nutz- und Wildtieren gegenüber Frühsommer-Meningoenzephalitis (FSME)-Virus in Niedersachsen
Project Investigators: Prof. Dr. C. Strube, PhD; Prof. Dr. S. Becker; Prof. Dr. R. Mischke; Prof. Dr. M. Ganter; Prof. Dr. K. Feige
Duration: January 2019 until End 2023
Funding: Elanco, 20.000 EUR
Project Details:
In recent years, the incidence of Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) has increased in areas that are not considered official risk areas. In Germany, most of these areas are located in southern Germany, however, in the beginning of 2019, the National Institute of Public Health (Robert-Koch-Institut) declared a district in the Northern Germ federal state Lower Saxony as official risk area. In order to better assess the TBE risk for humans and animals in Lower Saxony and to obtain information on the localisation of natural foci, sera from livestock, pet and wild animals from Lower Saxony will be tested for TBE antibodies. Serum collection will particularly include districts in which human TBE cases have occurred.
Cooperation Partners:

Dr. U. Nagel-Kohl, LAVES, Hannover

Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dobler, Nationales Konsiliarlabor für FSME, München

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DFG Research Training Group 2485 VIPER Project: Robust algorithms for bioinformatics in virus research.
DFG Graduiertenkolleg VIPER (2485) Projekt: Robuste Algorithmen für die Bioinformatik in der Virusforschung. algorithms for bioinformatics in virus research.
Project Investigators: Prof. Dr. Klaus Jung
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 329.905 EUR
Project Details:
The VIPER research and training program will cover the global chain of events involved in virus emergence, all the way from virus discovery, isolation, molecular characterization, surveillance, and pathogenesis, towards animal and public health impact and intervention strategies including new approaches for prevention and control.

The VIPER research projects are subdivided into three pillars:

virus discovery, host range and transmission
virus-host cell interactions and pathogenesis, and
immune interference and intervention strategies.
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FibrOmics - Translating Omics studies into clinically relevant insights for lung fibrosis patients
FibrOmics - Translating Omics studies into clinically relevant insights for lung fibrosis patients
Project Investigators: Prof. Dr. Klaus Jung
Duration: October 2019 until September 2023
Funding: Niedersächsisches Minsiterium für Wissenschaft und Kultur, 201.000 EUR
Project Details:
Das vom Niedersächsischen Minsiterium für Wissenschaft und Kultur geförderte Projekt wird über die integrative Analyse von Transkriptom-Datensätzen zu einem besseren Verständnis der zugrundeliegenden Mechanismen der Lungenfibrose und hieraus ableitbarerer therapeutischer und diagnostischer Strategien führen. Das interdisziplinäre Konsortium mit Partnern der TiHo, der MHH und des Frauenhofer ITEMs verbindet klinische und molekularbiologische Expertise mit bioinformatischen Kompetenzen. Das ermöglicht die Integration von Daten aus der neuartigen Technologie der RNA-Sequenzierung auf Einzelzellebene. Das Projekt verspricht, neue Instrumente zur verbesserten Diagnostik und Therapien der Lungenfibrose zu entwickeln.
Cooperation Partners:

Dr. Davide DeLuca (Medizinische Hochschule Hannover), Prof. Dr. Antje Prasse (Medizinische Hochschule Hannover), Dr. Sylvia Escher (Fraunhofer Institut für Toxikologie und Experimentelle Medizin, Hannover), Dr. Jeanette Koschmann (geneXplain GmbH, Braunschweig)

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New strategies for the therapy of viral neuroinflammation
New strategies for the therapy of viral neuroinflammation
Project Investigators: Prof. U. Kalinke, TWINCORE
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 329.905 EUR
Project Details:
The VIPER research and training program will cover the global chain of events involved in virus emergence, all the way from virus discovery, isolation, molecular characterization, surveillance, and pathogenesis, towards animal and public health impact and intervention strategies including new approaches for prevention and control.

The VIPER research projects are subdivided into three pillars:

virus discovery, host range and transmission
virus-host cell interactions and pathogenesis, and
immune interference and intervention strategies.
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Investigation of potential viral etiology and associated pathogenesis in disease syndromes of unknown cause
Investigation of potential viral etiology and associated pathogenesis in disease syndromes of unknown cause
Project Investigators: Prof. Dr. W. Baumgärtner; Madeleine de le Roi
Duration: April 2019 until September 2023
Funding: DFG, 329.905 EUR
Project Details:
The VIPER research and training program will cover the global chain of events involved in virus emergence, all the way from virus discovery, isolation, molecular characterization, surveillance, and pathogenesis, towards animal and public health impact and intervention strategies including new approaches for prevention and control.

The VIPER research projects are subdivided into three pillars:

virus discovery, host range and transmission
virus-host cell interactions and pathogenesis, and
immune interference and intervention strategies.
Results:

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/29/5/23-0172_article

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