The blood-brain barrier in Drosophila is made by a set of specialized septate junction forming cells that establish an endothelial-like sheet around the entire nervous system. We seek to understand the role of tricellular junctions for the dynamics of septate junction formation and their transient opening during inflammation. We previously demonstrated transmigration of macrophages across the Drosophila blood-brain barrier and will now determine the signals that lure the macrophages towards and into the nervous system.
Klämbt, Christian | Professorship of Neuro- and Behavioral Biology (Prof. Klämbt) |
Luschnig, Stefan | Professorship for morphogenesis of tubular organs (Prof. Luschnig) |
Schirmeier, Stefanie | Professorship of Neuro- and Behavioral Biology (Prof. Klämbt) |
Klämbt, Christian | Professorship of Neuro- and Behavioral Biology (Prof. Klämbt) |
Luschnig, Stefan | Professorship for morphogenesis of tubular organs (Prof. Luschnig) |
Schirmeier, Stefanie | Professorship of Neuro- and Behavioral Biology (Prof. Klämbt) |