Walter Witke is affiliated with the University of Bonn in Germany. Their research primarily spans the fields of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, and Medicine, with notable contributions to subfields including Molecular Biology, Reproductive Medicine, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Cell Biology, and Genetics.
Their work covers a range of main topics, particularly focusing on Sperm and Testicular Function and Reproductive Biology and Fertility. Additional topics of interest in their research include Nuclear Structure and Function, Cellular Transport and Secretion, Genetics and Neurodevelopmental Disorders, Signaling Pathways in Disease, and Renal and Related Cancers.
Walter Witke's recent papers include:
Frequent co-authors who have collaborated on multiple projects with Walter Witke are:
The scientist has published regularly in venues such as bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), Cells, Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, Development, and the Journal of Cell Science.
Walter Witke
Ilaria Napoli;Ilaria Napoli;Valentina Mercaldo;Pietro Pilo Boyl;Boris Eleuteri
Walter Witke;Arlene H Sharpe;John H Hartwig;Toshifumi Azuma
Lorene M Lanier;Monte A Gates;Walter Witke;A.Sheila Menzies
Walter Witke;Alexander V. Podtelejnikov;Alessia Di Nardo;James D. Sutherland
Toshifumi Azuma;Walter Witke;Thomas P. Stossel;John H. Hartwig
Walter Witke;James D. Sutherland;Arlene Sharpe;Maya Arai
Katsutoshi Furukawa;Weiming Fu;Ying Li;Walter Witke
Christine B. Gurniak;Emerald Perlas;Walter Witke
Jorge Santos Da Silva;Miguel Medina;Cecilia Zuliani;Alessia Di Nardo
Heng Xie;Manuel A. Pallero;Kiran Gupta;Philip Chang
Marco B Rust;Marco B Rust;Christine B Gurniak;Christine B Gurniak;Marianne Renner;Marianne Renner;Hugo Vara
Kevin C. Flynn;Kevin C. Flynn;Farida Hellal;Dorothee Neukirchen;Sonja Jacob
Schanila Nawaz;Schanila Nawaz;Paula Sánchez;Sebastian Schmitt;Sebastian Schmitt;Nicholas Snaidero;Nicholas Snaidero
Walter Witke;Michael Schleicher;Angelika A. Noegel
Gian Carlo Bellenchi;Christine B. Gurniak;Emerald Perlas;Silvia Middei
Walter Witke;Wei Li;David J. Kwiatkowski;Frederick S. Southwick
Mei Lu;Walter Witke;David J. Kwiatkowski;Kenneth S. Kosik
Kurt Barkalow;Walter Witke;David J. Kwiatkowski;John H. Hartwig
Mélissa Bowerman;Mélissa Bowerman;Carrie L. Anderson;Carrie L. Anderson;Ariane Beauvais;Ariane Beauvais;Pietro Pilo Boyl
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