Robert Kammerer

Dr. Robert Kammerer is a Researcher at the Institute of Immunology (University of Greifswald, Insel Riems, Germany). As head of the Laboratory for Immunogenetics, his work focuses on CEACAM protein biology, host-pathogen interactions, and evolutionary immunology.

• Expertise: Molecular immunology, immunogenetics, pathogen receptor dynamics
• Technologies: Gene editing (e.g., TRDC-knockout pigs), qPCR methods, protein evolution analysis

His research spans infectious diseases, reproductive immunology, and neurodegenerative mechanisms. Publications highlight: (1) CEACAM1's role in vascular permeability and viral inhibition; (2) Evolutionary studies of pregnancy-specific glycoproteins; (3) TDP-43 fibril interactions in neurodegeneration; (4) Novel diagnostics for Mycoplasma mycoides. Collaborations with veterinary and clinical researchers reflect translational applications.

Notable affiliations include the Laboratory for Immunogenetics at the Institute of Immunology, contributing to projects on γδ T cells and primate CEACAM evolution. Contact: Südufer 10, 17493 Greifswald, Germany. Tel: +49 38351 7-1600