We thank Ms. Tobisawa for excellent support in statistical analysis and the members of the Department of Stroke Science for clinical works.
We thank the beamline staff at the APS, BESSY, Diamond, ESRF, and MaxLab synchrotron radiation facilities for excellent support.
We also warmly thank Dr Dave Lohman, Dr Chaweewan Hutacharern, Dr Kanyawim Kirtikara and Prof Morakot Tanticharoen for excellent support and advice and Dr Stuart Davies of CTFS for help.
We are grateful to Hardt lab members for discussions and to the RCHCI team, in particular J. Fehr, S. Freedrich and T.C. Weber for excellent support.
We thank Elisethe de Lima-Hahn, Fabian Müller, Sabine Jaegle, Tobias Leibfritz for technical assistance, and Linda Sipp as well as the animal facility at the University of Freiburg, Germany, for excellent support in animal care.
We thank Sascha Popov for excellent support at the beamlines of the EMBL Outstation Grenoble (France) as well as Dr. Paul Tucker and Dr. Matthew Groves at the BW7A beamline, EMBL outstation Hamburg (Germany).
We wish to thank Magnus Backheden, Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics (LIME) for excellent support with statistic and data analysing, Margareta Berglund RN, Department of Cardiology and Karolinska University Hospital Huddinge, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden for excellent support with recruitment of patients an data collection.
We thank the nursing and medical staff of the Department of Intensive Care Medicine, Nepean Hospital, for excellent support and dedication to the study.
We also thank Sandrine Vialet (INRA Montpellier) for excellent support in quantitative RT-PCR analysis, Cecile Morel and Jean-Marc Souquet for performing the HPLC analysis.
SEC wants to thank Professor Carsten Enevoldsen at the Department of Large Animal Science at University of Copenhagen for excellent support in the starting period of this project.
