Expert Review Clonal Hematopoiesis
Videomicroscopy-based Cell Tracking
Signaling at Single Cell Resolution - Phospho-Flow Cytometry
Genetic Screening Large Biobanks
Clinical Significance of New Targets
Modelling Leukemia in Mice
Accelerating Clonal Hematopoiesis by Autologous Transplantation
Time-Lapse Microscopy of Cell Fusion
Super-Resolution Microscopy (STORM)
Sensitve Capillary Western by the WES System
Single Cell Sequencing via BD Rhapsody
The Vicious Cycle of Clonal Hematopoiesis
Research Topics
Single Cell Technologies
Clinical leukemia and lymphoma diagnostics
Michael Rieger is the head of the Medical Department 2 Diagnostic Unit for Immune Phenotyping by flow cytometry. Modern multiparameter flow cytometers integrated into an approved workflow from sample acquisition to clinical evaluation yield state-of-the art clinical diagnostics for blood disorders, immune status and stem cell reconstitution.
Approved multicolor assays for the diagnosis of primary disease, treatment response and minimal residual disease are established for leukemia and lymphoma patients. A team of technical assistants and clinicians is required to process hundreds of samples in a daily routine.
Research Integration
The interdisciplinary laboratory works at the interphase of stem cell research, hematology and cardiopulmonary research. Michael Rieger is faculty member of the Medical Department, the Frankfurt Cancer Institute, and the Excellence Cluster Cardio-Pulmonary-Institute. The laboratory is also part of the German Health Center “German Cancer Consortium (DKTK)” which is coordinated by the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg.
