Wolfgang Stremmel is affiliated with Heidelberg University in Germany and has contributed extensively to the fields of medicine and biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Their research has a notable focus on nutrition, molecular biology, genetics, epidemiology, and hepatology. The scientist's work spans several topics within health sciences, particularly relating to trace elements, heavy metal toxicity, inflammatory bowel disease, liver disease diagnosis and treatment, Helicobacter pylori-related gastroenterology, iron metabolism, and infant nutrition and health.
Among recent papers authored by Wolfgang Stremmel are:
Other noteworthy papers in the broader network of research associated include:
The scientist frequently collaborates with several coauthors, including:
Wolfgang Stremmel publishes often in a range of venues such as:
Their main areas of study concentrate on medicine, with over fifty publications, and expanding into biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology with twenty-five contributions.
Subfields highlighted in their work include nutrition and dietetics, molecular biology, genetics, epidemiology, and hepatology, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to problems in health and disease related to metabolic and inflammatory conditions.
The research topics they focus on range broadly but show particular emphasis on:
Claus Niederau;Rudolf Fischer;Amnon Sonnenberg;Wolfgang Stremmel
Susanne Strand;Walter J. Hofmann;Hubert Hug;Martina Müller
C Niederau;R Fischer;A Purschel;W Stremmel
Martina Müller;Sylvia Wilder;Detlev Bannasch;David Israeli
Peter R. Galle;Walter J. Hofmann;Henning Walczak;Heinz Schaller
Martina Müller;Susanne Strand;Hubert Hug;Eva Maria Heinemann
Uta Merle;Mark Schaefer;Peter Ferenci;Wolfgang Stremmel
Daniel Strausak;Julian F.B Mercer;Hermann H Dieter;Wolfgang Stremmel
P Ferenci;A Czlonkowska;W Stremmel;R Houwen
Carsten N. Gutt;Jens Encke;Jörg Köninger;Julian-Camill Harnoss
Wolfgang Stremmel;Georg Strohmeyer;Franz Borchard;Shaul Kochwa
Thomas Langmann;Christoph Moehle;Richard Mauerer;Michael Scharl
Martina Susanne Zumbach;Michael Wolfgang Josef Boehme;Peter Wahl;Wolfgang Stremmel
Thomas Langmann;Richard Mauerer;Alexandra Zahn;Christoph Moehle
Susanne Strand;Walter J. Hofmann;Annette Grambihler;Hubert Hug
H Kulaksiz;S G Gehrke;A Janetzko;D Rost
J Rudi;D Kuck;S Strand;S Strand;A von Herbay
Sven G. Gehrke;Hasan Kulaksiz;Thomas Herrmann;Hans-Dieter Riedel
Wolfgang Stremmel;Karl-Wilhelm Meyerrose;Claus Niederau;Harald Hefter
Olav Gressner;Tobias Schilling;Katja Lorenz;Elisa Schulze Schleithoff
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