Anika Seniuk

Dr. med. Anika Seniuk is a Researcher at the Institute of Cellular and Integrative Physiology within the Center for Experimental Medicine at Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE). Her work focuses on cardiovascular physiology, renal medicine, and hypertension mechanisms. She has contributed to studies on blood pressure regulation, ion channel dysfunction, and metabolic pathways in disease models.

Her research spans molecular mechanisms of hypertension, renal injury prevention, and arrhythmia pathophysiology. Key findings include the role of chemokine receptors in renal protection, ion channel disruptions in blood pressure control, and myeloperoxidase’s role in atrial fibrillation.

Publications emphasize mouse model studies, genetic knockout analysis, and translational physiology. She collaborates with teams investigating cardiovascular and renal pathologies, contributing to mechanistic insights in cellular and integrative medicine.