Dr. med. Miriam Düll

Department of Medicine 1 – Gastroenterology, Pneumology and Endocrinology Institut für Physiologie und Pathophysiologie

Lysophosphatidic acid activates nociceptors and causes pain or itch depending on the application mode in human skin (2022) Düll M, Stengel M, Ries V, Strupf M, Reeh P, Kremer A, Namer B Journal article Endogenous Opioid Levels Do Not Correlate With Itch Intensity and Therapeutic Interventions in Hepatic Pruritus (2021) Düll M, Wolf K, Vetter M, Dietrich P, Neurath M, Kremer A Journal article Newer Approaches to the Management of Pruritus in Cholestatic Liver Disease (2020) Düll M, Kremer A Journal article Mas-related G protein–coupled receptor X2 and its activators in dermatologic allergies (2020) Kühn H, Kolkhir P, Babina M, Düll M, Frischbutter S, Fok JS, Jiao Q, et al. Journal article, Review article Methylglyoxal causes pain and hyperalgesia in human through C-fiber activation (2019) Düll M, Riegel K, Tappenbeck J, Ries V, Strupf M, Fleming T, Sauer S, Namer B Journal article Treatment of Pruritus Secondary to Liver Disease (2019) Düll M, Kremer A Journal article, Review article Management of Chronic Hepatic Itch (2018) Düll M, Kremer A Journal article Activation of human C-Fibers by Lysophosphatidic Acid (2017) Düll M, Stengel M, Wurm L, Ries V, Kremer A, Namer B Conference contribution Activation of human C-fibres by lysophosphatidic acid (2017) Düll M, Stengel M, Wurm L, Ries V, Kremer A, Namer B Conference contribution Intradermally applied LPA but not bile salts induce itch and pain in humans depending on the mode of application (2017) Kremer A, Düll M, Wurm L, Ries V, Stengel M, Reeh P, Fischer MJM, Namer B Conference contribution