Universitatsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf

Heinrich-Heine-Universitat Dusseldorf

Technische Universitat Hamburg

Universitätsklinikum Hambrug-Eppendorf (Uke)

Universitat Hamburg

Implatronic Gmbh

Udo Schumacher

Wolfgang Krautschneider

Karl-Erich Jäger

Dietmar Schroder

Melita Schachner

Heike Gustke

Dietmar SCHRÖDER

Daniel Wicklein

Rassa Faryammanesh

Ulrich Hahn

The invention proposes an In-situ Sensor () for being implanted within tissue of a mammal (P) comprising &#x2022;an energy harvesting portion (RX), &#x2022;a communication portion (TX), &#x2022;a pressure sensor (S) for measuring interstitial pressure of surrounding tissue when located within tissue, &#x2022;a further sensor (S), whereby the further sensor is selected from a group comprising pH sensor, lactate sensor, impedance sensor, radiation sensor, temperature sensor, sensor for bioelectrical potentials, &#x2022;whereby said further sensor (S), said pressure sensor (S) as well as the communication portion (TX) are powered by the energy harvesting portion (RX), &#x2022;whereby information indicative of the measurement provided by the pressure sensor (S) and data indicative of the measurement provided by said further sensor (S) is communicated via said communication portion (TX) towards an extracorporeal receiving entity (ECE), &#x2022;whereby said communication portion (TX) and/or said pressure sensor (S) and/or said further sensor (S) are adaptable such that they consume less energy in case storage of energy by the energy harvesting portion (RX) drops below a certain threshold.

In-situ sensor

The invention relates to a HNK-I mimetic peptide or a polypeptide comprising such HNK-I mimetic peptide for treating or preventing ainfection, in particular an infection with. The invention further relates to the use of a HNK-I mimetic peptide or a polypeptide comprising such HNK-I mimetic peptide for the preparation of a pharmaceutical composition for treating or preventing ainfection. The invention also relates to a pharmaceutical composition comprising a HNK-I mimetic peptide or a polypeptide comprising such HNK-I mimetic peptide, wherein the composition is for treating or preventing ainfection.

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Udo Schumacher