Markus Rinschen Aarhus University/University Hospital Hamburg EppendorfGermany

The laboratory of kidney omics and metabolism, led by Markus Rinschen, investigates the molecular processes that lead to chronic kidney disease. Our key hypothesis is that understanding of molecular tissue pathophysiology and metabolism provides new avenues to treat and intervene with progression of chronic kidney disease. To approach this, we use a wide array of metabolic, mass spectrometric and bioinformatics tools, and integrate and benchmark big data sets with physiological function. Our results have unraveled new approaches and omics-guided targets for kidney disease in mice and men, in particular in the area of glomerular kidney disease.

1 APRIL 2023

Time Session
11:45
12:45
Sritippayawan Suchai Chairperson Siriraj Hospital Thailand
Wenjun Ju Chairperson wenjunj@med.umich.eduUniversity Of Michigan Medical CenterUnited States
  • Novel Biomarkers in CKD
    Hiddo Lambers Heerspink Speaker University medical Center GroningenNetherlands
  • How to Use Large Omics Data to Understand CKD
    Markus Rinschen Speaker Aarhus University/University Hospital Hamburg EppendorfGermany
  • Mechanisms of the Cardio-Renal Axis
    Salim Hayek Speaker University of MichiganUnited States
  • Q and A
Plenary Halls 2 & 3