Achim Kramer
Achim Kramer (born May 18, 1968) is a German chronobiologist and biochemist. He is the current head of Chronobiology at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin in Berlin, Germany.Kramer's primary research interests include post-translational modifications of circadian clock proteins and the function of the circadian clock in the immune system. Some of his work includes identifying phosphorylation regions on mPER2 (mammalian PER2) and their implications for familial advanced sleep phase syndrome (FASPS), identifying circadian rhythms in macrophages, and investigating the necessity of heme degradation for circadian rhythms. Kramer's current projects include improving BodyTime (a method for identifying an individual's chronotype with a single blood sample), analyzing the coupling between peripheral circadian oscillators, and live cell imaging of circadian clock proteins. Along with being an important contributor to the field of chronobiology, he is also a certified piano teacher. Provided by Wikipedia
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1by Mathias Teschke, Sabrina Wendt, So Kawaguchi, Achim Kramer, Bettina MeyerGet access
Published in PLoS ONE (2011)
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3by Alberto Biscontin, Paolo Martini, Rodolfo Costa, Achim Kramer, Bettina Meyer, So Kawaguchi, Mathias Teschke, Cristiano De PittàGet access
Published in Scientific Reports (2019)
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5by Alberto Biscontin, Thomas Wallach, Gabriele Sales, Astrid Grudziecki, Leonard Janke, Elena Sartori, Cristiano Bertolucci, Gabriella Mazzotta, Cristiano De Pittà, Bettina Meyer, Achim Kramer, Rodolfo CostaGet access
Published 2017
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