Disturbed trophoblast transition links preeclampsia progression from placenta to the maternal syndrome
Olivia Nonn(Medical University of Graz), Florian Herse(Max Delbrück Center), Cornelius Fischer(Max Delbrück Center), Nadine Haase(Max Delbrück Center), Meryam Sugulle(Oslo University Hospital), Olivia Debnath(Berlin Institute of Health at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin), Katja Sallinger(Medical University of Graz), Martin Gauster(Medical University of Graz), Martin Knöfler(Medical University of Vienna), Stuart A. Jones(King George Hospital), Berthold Huppertz(Medical University of Graz), Sarah Kedziora(Max Delbrück Center), Daniela S. Valdes(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Kristin Kräker(Max Delbrück Center), Christina Stern(Guy's Hospital), Thomas Kuenzer(Medical University of Graz), Thomas Kroneis(Medical University of Graz), Roland Eils(Heidelberg University), Naveed Ishaque(Berlin Institute of Health at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin), Stefan Verlohren(Universität Hamburg), Anne Cathrine Staff(Oslo University Hospital), Sebastian Tiesmeyer(Berlin Institute of Health at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin), Alina Frolova(Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics), Hendrik Bartolomaeus(Max Delbrück Center), Désirée Forstner(Medical University of Graz), Kerim Secener(Max Delbrück Center), Ralf Dechend(Max Delbrück Center), Lena Neuper(Medical University of Graz), Amin El‐Heliebi(Medical University of Graz), Dominik N. Müller(Max Delbrück Center), Theresa Maxian(Medical University of Vienna), Fabian Coscia(Max Delbrück Center), Basky Tilaganathan(St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Jose Nimo(Max Delbrück Center), Philipp Karau(Berlin Institute of Health at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin), Sandra Haider(Medical University of Vienna)
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