Publications by Dr Klaus Rehe - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Alex Elder Dr Klaus Rehe Dr Simon Bomken Dr Paul Sinclair Katie Dormon et al.	The ability to cross the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier is a generic property of acute lymphoblastic leukemia blasts.	2016
Dr Klaus Rehe Dr Simon Bomken Dr Paul Sinclair Dr Lisa Russell Professor Olaf Heidenreich et al.	Childhood pre-B acute lymphoblastic leukaemia cells capable of central nervous system engraftment are common, heterogeneous and transit the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier	2015
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Dr Simon Bomken Dr Daniel Williamson Professor Julie Irving et al.	Acute B lymphoblastic leukaemia-propagating cells are present at high frequency in diverse lymphoblast populations	2013
Dr Simon Bomken Dr Lars Buechler Dr Klaus Rehe Dr Frida Ponthan Dr Alex Elder et al.	Lentiviral marking of patient-derived acute lymphoblastic leukaemic cells allows in vivo tracking of disease progression	2013
Dr Klaus Rehe Professor Olaf Heidenreich Professor Hermann Josef Vormoor Beth Gibson	Central Nervous System Involvement in a Xenograft Model of Pre-B Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia Is Associated with Dysfunctional CXCR4 Expression and Upregulation of the Neurotropic Chemokine Receptors CCR6 and CX3CR1	2011
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Dr Simon Bomken Professor Olaf Heidenreich Professor Hermann Josef Vormoor et al.	In acute lymphoblastic leukaemia stemness is frequent and ubiquitous	2011
Dr Simon Bomken Dr Lars Buechler Dr Klaus Rehe Dr Frida Ponthan Dr Helen Blair et al.	Lentiviral Transduction of Patient Derived Leukaemic Blasts Allowing In Vivo Bioluminescent Monitoring in An NSG Model of Leukaemia Stem Cell Maintenance	2011
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Dr Simon Bomken Hesta McNeill Professor Julie Irving et al.	In Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia, Stemness Is Frequent and Ubiquitous	2010
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Dr Simon Bomken Hesta McNeill Professor Julie Irving et al.	In Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia, Sternness Is Frequent and Ubiquitous	2010
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Dr Simon Bomken Hesta McNeill Professor Julie Irving et al.	In acute lymphoblastic leukemia, stemness is frequent and ubiquitous	2010
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Hesta McNeill Professor Julie Irving Professor Hermann Josef Vormoor et al.	In standard and high risk acute lymphoblastic leukemias disease propagating cells are abundant and not confined to certain immunophenotypic fractions	2010
Dr Klaus Rehe Kerrie Wilson Hesta McNeill Professor Hermann Josef Vormoor	Disease Propagating Blasts in Standard and High Risk Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Are Frequent and of Diverse Immunophenotype	2009
Kerrie Wilson Dr Klaus Rehe Dr Simon Bomken Marian Case Professor Julie Irving et al.	In Childhood ALL, Both Blasts with a CD20(-/Low) and a CD20(High) Immunophenotype, Have the Ability to Transfer the Leukemia Onto Immune-Deficient NOD/Scid Y-/- Mice	2008