Sarah Pringle

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As a biologist, I’m fascinated with understanding the interaction between epithelial, stromal and immune cells, particularly CD8 T cells, in autoimmune diseases. I focus specifically on the potential to attenuate and understand disease progression by targeting on these cell types. My work focusses primarily on Sjogren’s disease.

S.A. Pringle

- Salivary gland stem cells age prematurely in primary Sjögren’s syndromeSarah Pringle (Speaker) 27-Sep-2018 Professional or public presentation > Professional
- Senescence of salivary gland stem cells causes hyposalivation in primary Sjögren’s syndrome.Sarah Pringle (Speaker) 18-Apr-2018 Professional or public presentation > Professional
- Archives of Oral Biology (Journal)Sarah Pringle (Peer reviewer) 2018 Peer-review > Professional
- PhD Supervision of project Paola Serrano MartinezSarah Pringle (Co-supervisor) 2018 → Supervision and examination of PhD students of the UG > Academic
- Role of microenvironment on the regenerative potential of salivary gland stem cellsRob Coppes (Supervisor), Sarah Pringle (Co-supervisor), Arjan Vissink (Co-supervisor) 2018 → 2022 Supervision and examination of PhD students of the UG > Academic
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- A salivary gland stem cell-based therapy to reverse hyposalivation in Sjögren's DiseaseSarah Pringle, Jul-2023 Academic
- 'Onbekend maakt onbemind: een blik werpen op de traanklieren bij patiënten met het primaire syndroom van Sjögren'Sarah Pringle, May-2023 Academic
- EULAR Abstract Award Basic ScienceGwenny Verstappen, Sarah Pringle, , Silvia Liefers, Bert van der Vegt, , , , Arjan Vissink, Hendrika Bootsma, Frans Kroese, Jun-2020 Academic
- Gordon Research Conference/Seminar Sarah Pringle, Feb-2019 Academic
- Reumafonds Long Term Research Program Grant €320,000.00 Sarah Pringle, 2019 Academic
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TRIGR - Translational Immunology Groningen | Programme
Sjögren’s disease | Group

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