Summary

Cardiomyocytes communicate with their surrounding cells through mechanical and chemical interactions. A novel mass spectrometry based approach enabled us to characterize the secretome of primary cardiomyocytes. For this proposal, we will investigate down-stream paracrine and autocrine effects of the identified, most strongly regulated signal proteins under hypoxia. In addition, we will determine their up-stream regulation in cardiomyocytes to elucidate the circuit of cardiocrine signaling during homeostasis and stress.

SELECTED SCIENTIFIC OUTCOMES

2024

Wünnemann F, Sicklinger F, Bestak K, Nimo J, Thiemann T, Amrute J, Nordbeck M, Hartmann N, IbarraArellano MA, Tanevski J, Heine C, Frey N, Lavine KJ, Coscia F, Saez-Rodriguez J, Leuschner F, Schapiro D.

bioRxiv 2024:2024.05.20.594955

2024

Cordero J, Elsherbiny A, Wang Y, Jürgensen L, Constanty F, Guenther S, Boerries M, Heineke J, Beisaw A, Leuschner F, Hassel D, Dobreva G

Nucleic Acids Res. 52:4215-33, 2024

2025

Sicklinger F, Hartmann N, Kovacs A, Weinheimer C, Nigro J, Thiemann T, Amrute J, Schumacher D, Kornardt M, Wienecke LM, Rompel L, Fischer J, Bachman J, Bedard O, Das S, Kuhn TC, Völkers M, Brandes RP, Kramann R, Rosenthal N, Frey N, Lavine KJ, Leuschner F.

Circ Res. 136:1099–1109, 2025

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Anita Kumari
Alessandra Isasi Nalvarte
Tim Kuhn
Tobias Thiemann
Niklas Hartmann
Celina Kley
Lennart Rompel