V. Blumenauer

Granulosa cell subtypes vary in response to oxidized low-density lipoprotein as regards specific lipoprotein receptors and antioxidant enzyme activity.

J. Hirrlinger, M. Nowicki, K. Spanel‐Borowski, 2010, The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism.

Eosinophils in the human corpus luteum: the role of RANTES and eotaxin in eosinophil attraction into periovulatory structures.

G. Aust, K. Spanel‐Borowski, U. Heider, 2000, Molecular human reproduction.

Increased sperm chromatin decondensation in selected nonapoptotic spermatozoa of patients with male infertility.

A. Agarwal, T. Said, S. Grunewald, 2009, Fertility and sterility.

Lectin-like oxidized low-density lipoprotein receptor-1-mediated autophagy in human granulosa cells as an alternative of programmed cell death.

J. Borlak, M. Nowicki, K. Spanel‐Borowski, 2006, Endocrinology.

The variable expression of lectin-like oxidized low-density lipoprotein receptor (LOX-1) and signs of autophagy and apoptosis in freshly harvested human granulosa cells depend on gonadotropin dose, age, and body weight.

M. Nowicki, K. Spanel‐Borowski, C. Vilser, 2010, Fertility and sterility.

Granulosa cell subtypes respond by autophagy or cell death to oxLDL-dependent activation of the oxidized lipoprotein receptor 1 and toll-like 4 receptor

M. Nowicki, K. Hummitzsch, K. Spanel‐Borowski, 2009, Autophagy.

Elevated levels of oxidized low-density lipoprotein and of catalase activity in follicular fluid of obese women.

J. Hirrlinger, K. Spanel‐Borowski, K. Eberle, 2010, Molecular human reproduction.

Resveratrol and desferoxamine protect human OxLDL-treated granulosa cell subtypes from degeneration.

I. Bechmann, M. Nowicki, H. Serke, 2014, The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism.