Stephanie C. Joachim is affiliated with Ruhr University Bochum in Germany, contributing extensively to the fields of Medicine and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology. Their research expertise spans several subfields, notably Ophthalmology, Molecular Biology, Neurology, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, and Immunology.
Joachim's scholarly work broadly addresses topics in glaucoma and retinal disorders, retinal development and diseases, retinal disease treatments, neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration mechanisms, connexins and lens biology, S100 proteins and annexins, and cell adhesion molecules.
Frequent coauthors include:
Common publication venues for Joachim's work are:
Selected recent papers include:
The scope of Joachim's research demonstrates a focus on cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying retinal and neurological conditions. They investigate neuroinflammatory pathways and the role of specific proteins and extracellular matrix components in retinal degeneration and glaucoma.
Joachim has contributed to advancing the understanding of retinal diseases through experimental models, including cell cultures and animal studies, exploring inflammatory responses, visual recovery patterns, and molecular markers in disease contexts.
Lioba Horstmann;Heiko Schmid;André P Heinen;Florian C Kurschus
Franz H. Grus;Stephanie C. Joachim;Kai Bruns;Karl J. Lackner
Stephanie C Joachim;Kai Bruns;Karl J Lackner;Norbert Pfeiffer
Heiko Schmid;Marina Renner;H Burkhard Dick;Stephanie C Joachim
Tim Schultz;Stephanie C. Joachim;Mathias Kuehn;H. Burkhard Dick
Franz H Grus;Stephanie C Joachim;Esther M Hoffmann;Norbert Pfeiffer
Sven Schnichels;François Paquet-Durand;Marina Löscher;Teresa Tsai
Stephanie C. Joachim;Jan Reichelt;Simone Berneiser;Norbert Pfeiffer
Stephanie C. Joachim;Norbert Pfeiffer;Franz H. Grus
Ina Conrad-Hengerer;Fritz H. Hengerer;Stephanie C. Joachim;Tim Schultz
Tim Schultz;Stephanie C Joachim;Mathias Stellbogen;H Burkhard Dick
Franz H. Grus;Stephanie C. Joachim;Norbert Pfeiffer
Marina Renner;Gesa Stute;Mohammad Alzureiqi;Jacqueline Reinhard
Stephanie C. Joachim;Oliver W. Gramlich;Panagiotis Laspas;Heiko Schmid
Franz H. Grus;Stephanie C. Joachim;Diana Wuenschig;Jochen Rieck
Marc Schargus;Svetlana Ivanova;Vinodh Kakkassery;H. Burkhard Dick
Stephanie C Joachim;Diana Wuenschig;Norbert Pfeiffer;Franz H Grus
Rozina Noristani;Sandra Kuehn;Gesa Stute;Sabrina Reinehr
Panagiotis Laspas;Oliver W. Gramlich;Harald D. Müller;Clemens S. Cuny
Teresa Tsai;Sandra Kuehn;Nikolaos Tsiampalis;Minh-Khoa Vu
S.C. Joachim;F.H. Grus;N. Pfeiffer
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