Roman-Ulrich Müller

Roman-Ulrich Müller

@muellerrom.bsky.social

passionate for translational research...kidney disease and beyond...

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💻️💉 A research team led by Professor Dr Roman-Ulrich Müller has developed the digital platform MEDA-PKD. It links clinical follow-up data, laboratory results, imaging, information on medication and quality of life, initial molecular data on new biomarkers and other data. ➡️ uni.koeln/9YM53 #UniCologne

uni.koelnNew MEDA-PKD platform provides real-time data to help research and treat polycystic kidney diseaseResearchers at the University of Cologne and Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (HHU) have developed the digital platform MEDA-PKD. Using the example of polycystic kidney disease, this initiative br...

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💻️ 💉 Ein Forschungsteam unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Roman-Ulrich Müller hat die digitale Plattform MEDA-PKD entwickelt. Sie verknüpft u.a. klinische Verlaufsdaten, Laborwerte, Bildgebung, Angaben zu Medikamenten und Lebensqualität sowie erste molekulare Daten zu neuen Biomarkern. ➡️ uni.koeln/KFUW2

uni.koelnNeue Plattform MEDA-PKD liefert Echtzeitdaten zur Erforschung und Behandlung von ZystennierenForschende der Universität zu Köln und der Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf (HHU) haben die digitale Plattform MEDA-PKD entwickelt. Diese vereint erstmals am Beispiel der Zystenniere bislang unst...

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🔍@muellerrom.bsky.social and Philipp Antczak, among others, have developed the digital platform MEDA-PKD using polycystic kidney disease (#PKD) as a case study. 📊Data from clinical care and research are continuously consolidated and can be analyzed in near real time. sohub.io/4rst

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🧵🌍 A new milestone for the STOP-PKD Study. Fundació Puigvert Barcelona has officially become the first active STOP-PKD trial site in Spain. This is an important step forward for the study and for the international effort to advance research in ADPKD.

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🧵🧪 STOP-PKD study | Five additional trial sites successfully initiated The STOP-PKD study continues to expand its network across Europe, with five additional trial sites now successfully initiated in the Netherlands, Germany and Austria.

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Paper out on single-cell damage scores.📜Quantify the damage of single podocytes or hepatocytes using their transcriptomes to study degenerative diseases. Big congrats to the Beyer-Lab members Tim Padvitski and Paula Unger 🍾🌟🎉 Thanks to all the fantastic collaborators! www.cell.com/cell-genomic...

cell.comCell-type-specific damage scores reveal kidney and liver disease trajectories in single-cell and spatial transcriptomicsPadvitski, Unger Avila, Chen et al. introduce a single-cell transcriptomic framework that quantifies progressive cellular damage across degenerative disease models. Applied to kidney and liver injury,...

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🧵⏳ 10 days to go | 1st PKD Global Members Meeting In just 10 days, leaders from PKD International member organisations will come together in Leuven, Belgium, for the first PKD Global Members Meeting.

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🧵🧪 STOP-PKD study | Four additional trial sites activated The STOP-PKD study continues to expand its recruitment network across Europe, with four additional trial sites now initiated: three in Germany and a second centre in Austria.

Wir suchen hoch motivierte Kolleg*innen, die Spaß daran haben unser interdisziplinäres Team zu ergänzen. Eine herausfordernde Position, mit der wir gemeinsam die nächsten Schritte in die Zukunft der Klinik für Nephrologie gehen möchten. Ich freue mich auf die Zusammenarbeit!

We’re excited to share our latest publication in npj Aging on the molecular effects of short-term calorie restriction before living kidney donation. Using proteomics, lipidomics, and cytokine profiling, we found that just 7 days of 50% calorie restriction induced molecular signatures linked to: 🧵

• reduced insulin/IGF signaling • modulation of inflammatory pathways • enhanced metabolic adaptation • stress resistance mechanisms conserved across species These findings strengthen the translational bridge between longevity research and clinical nephrology/transplantation. 🧵

I usually think twice before posting preprints. But this time it’s different. MEDA-PKD is the essence of our work over more than a decade — and, to me, one of the most meaningful contributions I’ve been able to make to biomedical research. 🧵

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I usually think twice before posting preprints. But this time it’s different. MEDA-PKD is the essence of our work over more than a decade — and, to me, one of the most meaningful contributions I’ve been able to make to biomedical research. 🧵

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🔍 Current cohort: • 1,735 ADPKD patients (and growing continuously) • 20,000+ lab measurements • longitudinal tracking of kidney function, imaging, medications & QoL • interactive dashboards for subgroup analyses & patient trajectories

One exciting finding: 📉 Real-world analyses showed ~27% slowing of kidney function decline under tolvaptan — remarkably close to pivotal trial data, highlighting the power of real-time therapeutic monitoring.

I usually think twice before posting preprints. But this time it’s different. MEDA-PKD is the essence of our work over more than a decade — and, to me, one of the most meaningful contributions I’ve been able to make to biomedical research. 🧵

I’ve been using the platform myself almost daily since its prefinal version went live last year, and I’m genuinely excited to finally share it with the community. 🚀 Today we present MEDA-PKD: a dynamic, real-time analytics platform for precision care in ADPKD.

Instead of static registry snapshots, MEDA-PKD creates a continuously learning ecosystem integrating: • clinical routine data • imaging • laboratory values • patient-reported outcomes • proteomics & omics data —all within one harmonized interactive platform.

New publication on hereditary kidney tumors. Our questionnaire-based screening approach (referenced in the German giudeline) has now been validated. A step toward better identification of patients who may benefit from genetic evaluation and personalized care. 📖 academic.oup.com/ckj/advance-...

academic.oup.comHereditary kidney tumor syndromes: structured evaluation of a questionnaire-based approachAbstractBackground. Up to 8% of renal tumors have a monogenic cause, yet hereditary renal cell carcinoma (hRCC) syndromes such as Von Hippel–Lindau (VHL),