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|firstname=Ib ::::* ''It has been a pleasure to work with your Oxygraph-devices during the last 13 years

|firstname=Jim ...homogenizer since I see the great potential it has. I guess everyone that has isolated mitochondria would.''" MipNet Lab: [[NO Tromsoe Larsen TS]] (2012-

|firstname=Laura ::::* It has been a wonderful experience! I really enjoyed being part of the workshop.

|firstname=Elisabeth and has been a [[Oroboros]] colleague until 2018.

|firstname=Manuela G. ...ive diseases and brain ischemia conditions where mitochondrial dysfunction has a pivotal role in their pathogenesis; we thereby try to find therapeutic st

|firstname=Anja Anja Weber has been collaborating with [[Oroboros contact |Oroboros]] since April 2015.

|firstname=Lisa Lisa has been collaborating with [[Oroboros]] since August 2018 and is supervised by

|firstname=Natalya ...c and parasymphatetic regulation. The novel method of SDH, KDH measurement has been improved and tested in animal model of stress, in healthy volunteers,

|firstname=Sophia Sophia has been collaborating with [[Oroboros contact |Oroboros]] since Aug 2019 and d

|firstname=Ines Ines Martic has been collaborating with [[Oroboros contact |Oroboros]] since July 2017 and

|firstname=María D. ...ocalization of connexin43 (Cx43) is pivotal for mitochondrial function. It has been reported that mitochondrial Cx43 is required for optimal mitochondrial

|firstname=Lukas ssn has been collaborating with Oroboros since 2001.

|firstname=David K David joined [[Oroboros contact |Oroboros Instruments]] in October 2009 and has got the honorary status since January 2016. David passed away November 2021

|firstname=Jean-Marc :::: ''Thank you very much for your commitment to this project. My group has experience especially in the diagnosis of mitochondrial diseases from muscl

|firstname=Yvonne ...itute for Human Genetics <br>Medical University of Innsbruck, AT<br>Yvonne has been collaborating with [[Oroboros contact |Oroboros]] since June 2016 incl

|firstname=Melanie and has been a Oroboros colleague since 2017.

|firstname=Ebru ...ncluding insulin resistance, diabetes, obesity and atherosclerosis. My lab has received competitive funding in this area from sources such as ERC, Marie C

|firstname=Chiara Chiara Volani has been collaborating with [[Oroboros contact |Oroboros]] since April 2015.

|firstname=Philipp WGT has been long-term collaborating with Oroboros since 2001.

|firstname=Maria Teresa ...expertise on oxysterol analysis in food and biological systems. Our group has a large experience on lipid composition and their degradation products (vo

|firstname=Marcella ::::Since 1981 she has been involved in bioinformatics research which have produced about 62 publi

|firstname=Matilde :::: Our lab has murine models with decreased mitochondrial activity. Also, our work involve

|firstname=Max :::: ''We would like to know, which Swiss Participant/s has/have approached you. At the moment we are preparing the paper for the Swis

|firstname=Yue Hugh ...ible collaboration in China. Since the field of expertise of Dr. Hugh Guan has moved away from mitochondria following his [[UK Aberystwyth Kemp RB |resear

|firstname=Belén ...pplication of what has been termed Redox Proteomics. This pioneering study has a great potential impact given the role of oxidative stress in obesity, T2D

|firstname=Brad ...background is based in biochemistry and chemistry, and my research to date has been built around the biochemistry and protein biology of mitochondria this

|firstname=Dominik :::: The German Diabetes Center (DDZ) in Düsseldorf has one research focus, which addresses metabolic pathways in various human and

|firstname=Pau ...n permeabilized myofibers. As mentioned in the webpage call, this workshop has been organized only for experimental purposes, so the number of participant

|firstname=Zuzana ...al investigator [[K-Regio MitoFit]]''' from February 2017 - April 2018 and has been collaborating with Oroboros Instruments for many years.

|firstname=Ana Margarida ...r cells is not feasible. The fact that we have such an equipment available has led to several collaboration proposals from other groups looking to assess

|firstname=Alina Maria ...s a complex role in regulating immune processes. Immunometabolism research has focused mainly on macrophages that undergo metabolic reprogramming. Modulat

|firstname=Nadege ::::Interestingly, Professsor Garcia-Roves from the University of Barcelona has recently developed a high-resolution respirometry for mitochondrial charact

|firstname=Katerina ...he number of affected patients is increasing. The pathophysiology of NAFLD has not been sufficiently explained yet. I hope, that characterization of respi

|firstname=Aml, MD ...increase in the incidence of NAFLD throughout the western world. Also, it has been shown recently, that mitochondrial functions are affected in a number

|firstname=Matteo ...ns) for muscle and it can be compare with data from other users. Last week has to be reserved for data analysis, make a report and present the results obt

|firstname=Ifigeneia ...nce to learn high-resolution respirometry in the lab of Dr Wüst, whose lab has been awarded the ‘Reference laboratory for mitochondrial function (MiPNet

|firstname=Tumisang Edward ...mitochondrial depolarization in HepG2 cells ( 24hr). Working in this area has motivated me to further go on to learn and evaluate if mitochondrial dysfun

|firstname=Cândida ...itrite, once considered an inert metabolic endpoint of nitric oxide (•NO), has more recently emerged as a metabolic precursor of •NO in vivo. This alter

|firstname=Amela ...blood cells. Furthermore, Department of Neurological and Movement Sciences has the access to specimens from human subjects, which will allow me to address

|firstname=Shilpa |For each of us has a little responsibility,

|firstname=Christos ...LED2-Module, as described elsewhere (FASEB J. 2010, 24:2405). However, it has come to our attention that targeted inhibition of complex I perturbs mSLP e

|firstname=Kjell :::: ''Kjell Johansen had the degree Gand. Real, from Oslo, Norway. He has worked with many kinds of vertebrates and higher invertebrates. He was conc

|firstname=Vlad Florian ...n platelet respiratory function. Statin- induced mitochondrial dysfunction has been reported as a pathomechanism for the one of the most common side-effec

|firstname=Filipa ...irectly collaborate Simone Graf, the first author of this publication that has conducted all the experiments. Their experience in functional reconstitutio

|firstname=Ana ...roatia. After obtaining Ph.D. in Physiology and Immunobiology, my research has focused on mitochondria implications in aging pathways. Thanks to EUFP7- MS

|firstname=Petr ...nal grant 2002-2005,& Garlid, Portland State University, OR, USA. Dr. P.J. has been developing (&colleagues) for past 10 years numerous techniques of mode

|firstname=Jordi ...apoptosis (Kurose et al. Cancer Res 2009;69(9):3927-3936). In addition, it has been observed that Sorafenib impaired mitochondrial function in rat heart i

|firstname=Karolina ...tochondrial respiration during short and long-lasting STZinduced diabetes” has been accepted for oral presentation at the MiP2017/MitoEAGLE Conference in

|firstname=Luiz Felipe ...mination of optical aggregometry, which is an easily available method, but has low w and is usually difficult to interpret. Electron microscopy and other

|firstname=José ...ld not be more appropriate for the selected objectives of this stay, as he has at his disposal all the required instruments to perform measures of mitocho

|firstname=Raffaella ..., mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation and mitochondria biogenesis. Its role has been relevant to skeletal muscle energy homeostasis and cardiac tissue. In

|firstname=Lucie ...ration in various types of mitochondrial preparations and living cells. It has multisensor modules and measurement is performed in experimental chambers,

|firstname=Erich ...tional Mitochondrial Physiology Society (MiP; www.mitophysiology.org), and has organized numerous conferences (particularly MiP2003, MiP2005, MiP2010, MiP