Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen

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M E Slobbe-van Drunen, M. E. P. Slobbe-van Drunen, M.E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, M.E.P. Slobbe-van Drunen, Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, Marlea E.P. Slobbe-van Drunen

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206

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Open University of the Netherlands Maastricht University Maastricht University Medical Centre

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Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen is an author at Open University of the Netherlands specializing in immunology, medicine, and viral pathogenesis.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	5	5	108
2	Immunology	5	5	108
3	Cell Biology	3	3	61
4	Pathology	2	2	41
5	Cell Signaling	1	1	18

Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen

Publications

206

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	Year	Citations
Entry of human cytomegalovirus into retinal pigment epithelial and endothelial cells by endocytosis. Bahram Bodaghi, Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, A Topiłko, PubMed	1999	98
Nuclear import as a barrier to infection of human umbilical vein endothelial cells by human cytomegalovirus strain AD169 Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, Alexandra T.M. Hendrickx, Renée C.R.M. Vossen, Virus Research Nuclear ImportMolecular VirologyPathogenesisViral PathogenesisImmunology	1998	27
Membrane related effects in endothelial cells induced by human cytomegalovirus Albert G.M. van Geelen, Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, Axel Müller, Archives of Virology Viral PersistenceViral PathogenesisImmunologyVirologyVascular Biology	1995	22
Intracellular thiol redox status affects rat cytomegalovirus infection of vascular cells Renée C.R.M. Vossen, M. Persoons, Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, Virus Research InflammationCytomegalovirus InfectionVascular CellsImmunologyBlood Cell	1997	21
A dual role for endothelial cells in cytomegalovirus infection? A study of cytomegalovirus infection in a series of rat endothelial cell lines Renée C.R.M. Vossen, Josien G. Derhaag, Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, Virus Research Cytomegalovirus InfectionMolecular VirologyEndothelial CellsViral PersistenceDual Role	1996	20
Activation of protein kinase C enhances the infection of endothelial cells by human cytomegalovirus Marlea E.P Slobbe-van Drunen, Renée C.R.M. Vossen, Franka Couwenberg, Virus Research InflammationViral PersistenceProtein Kinase CEndothelial CellsViral Pathogenesis	1997	18

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