Antonio Cintra is affiliated with the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. Their research spans several fields including Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Immunology and Microbiology, and Medicine. The main subfields of their work include Genetics, Immunology, and Hematology.
Their work primarily focuses on topics related to Inflammatory Bowel Disease, IL-33, ST2, and ILC Pathways, as well as broader Autoimmune and Inflammatory Disorders Research.
Antonio Cintra has contributed to research published in the journal The Lancet. One recent paper authored by Cintra is titled "Guselkumab in patients with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis (QUASAR): phase 3 double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled induction and maintenance studies," published in 2024.
Cintra has worked with a number of frequent co-authors including:
Their involvement in collaborative research reflects a multidisciplinary approach, with a focus on autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
A Härfstrand;K Fuxe;A Cintra;L F Agnati
Jan-Ake Gustafsson;J. Carlstedt-Duke;L. Poellinger;S. Okret
Franck Delaunay;Akhtar Khan;Antonio Cintra;Behrous Davani
Robert Elde;Yihai Cao;Antonio Cintra;T.Clark Brelje
A. Cintra;K. Fuxe;A. Härfstrand;L.F. Agnati
A Cintra;Michele Zoli;L Rosen;Luigi Francesco Agnati
K. Fuxe;A. Härfstrand;L.F. Agnati;Z.-Y. Yu
K. Fuxe;N. Kurosawa;A. Cintra;Å. Hallström
Anita C. Hansson;Anita C. Hansson;Antonio Cintra;Natale Belluardo;Wolfgang Sommer
Zheng-Wang Chen;Bo Ahren;Claes-Göran Östenson;Antonio Cintra
K. Fuxe;G. Euler;L. F. Agnati;E. Merlo Pich
Antonio Cintra;Valentino Solfrini;Bernd Bunnemann;Sam Okret
K Fuxe;A Cintra;Luigi Francesco Agnati;A Härfstrand
Antonio Cintra;Yihai Cao;Cornelia Oellig;Barbro Tinner
A. Cintra;K. Fuxe;V. Solfrini;L.F. Agnati
I. Kitayama;A. M. Janson;A. Cintra;K. Fuxe
Antonio Cintra;Kjell Fuxe;Anders Härfstrand;Luigi F. Agnati
K. Fuxe;S.-O. Ögren;A. Jansson;A. Cintra
S. Ceccatelli;A. Cintra;T. Hökfelt;K. Fuxe
K. Fuxe;A. Cintra;A. Harfstrand;L. F. Agnati
A. Cintra;M. Bhatnagar;G. Chadi;B. Tinner
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