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Sendtner_M@ukw.de

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ResearcherID: M-8137-2014
ResearcherID: J-1542-2012
Scopus Author ID: 7005940503
Scopus Author ID: 57206332025

Keywords

Neurotrophic factors, motoneuron, spinal muscular atrophy, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

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Employment (3)

Universität Würzburg: Würzburg, DE

1994-05 to present | Professor for Clinical Neurobiology (Institute of Clinical Neurobiology)
Employment
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Michael Sendtner

Max-Planck-Institut für Psychiatrie: München, Bayern, DE

1985-06 to 1994-04 | Research Associate (Neurochemie)
Employment
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Michael Sendtner

TU München: Munich, DE

1984-03 to 1985-05 | Resident Neurology (Neurology)
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Michael Sendtner

Education and qualifications (3)

Max-Planck-Institut für Psychiatrie: München, Bayern, DE

1984 to 1994 (Neurochemie)
Education
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Michael Sendtner

Technische Universitat Munchen: Munchen, Bayern, DE

1980 to 1984 | MD (Faculty for Medicine)
Education
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Michael Sendtner

Universität Regensburg : Regensburg, Bayern, DE

1978 to 1980 ( Faculty of Preclinical Medicine and Biology)
Education
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Michael Sendtner

Peer review (16 reviews for 14 publications/grants)

Review activity for Cell and tissue research. (1)
Review activity for Faculty Opinions (2)
Review activity for Journal of Genetics and Genomics. (1)
Review activity for Molecular neurobiology. (1)
Review activity for Molecular psychiatry. (2)
Review activity for Molecular therapy (1)
Review activity for Nature cell biology (1)
Review activity for Nature medicine. (1)
Review activity for Nature neuroscience. (1)
Review activity for Nature protocols (1)
Review activity for Nature reviews. (1)
Review activity for Neurobiology of disease. (1)
Review activity for Review Commons (1)
Review activity for Translational psychiatry. (1)
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