„Folia Neuropathologica” in Termedia
Termedia has released recently the article published by 4 scientists from our Institute: Anna Sarnowska MD, PhD, DSc, Magdalena Chodkowska MSc, Anna Figiel-Dąbrowska MSc and Monika Sypecka MSc, which appeared in the "Folia Neuropathologica" journal published by MMRI PAS together with the Association of Polish Neuropathologists. The authors of the manuscript described their own preclinical and clinical experiences and compared them with the results of other scientists working with mesenchymal stem/stromal cells (MSC). In the article, the authors analyzed the factors that could increase the effectiveness of MSC-based therapy in patients with central nervous system disorders.
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It publishes over 40 medical journals. Termedia is a leader on the list published in the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) database maintained by the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) in the field of medical sciences. The Philadelphia list includes 9 Termedia journals with Impact Factor points, and the prestigious PubMed database includes 15.
„Folia Neuropathologica” in Termedia
The Termedia portal has published an article entitled "Alterations in the transcriptional profile of genes related to glutamatergic signalling in animal models of Alzheimer’s disease. The effect of fingolimod", which was published in the "Folia Neuropathologica" journal issued by MMRI PAS together wiht the Association of Polish Neuropathologists. Its authors are 4 scientists from our Institute: Grzegorz Sulkowski PhD, Przemyslaw Leonard Wencel PhD, Beata Dabrowska-Bouta PhD, prof. Lidia Struzynska PhD and prof. Robert Strosznajder PhD.
A glutaminergic system dysfunction has been reported to be involved in the pathomechanism of the Alzheimer’s Disease. The study analysed the transcriptional profile of the genes related to the glutaminergic system homeostasis and the effect of fingolimod in the animal model of this disease. Genes encoding glutamate membrane-bound and vesicular transporters as well as ionotropic and metabotropic receptors were also analysed.
You can find the article by clicking on the picture below:
About Termedia:
It publishes over 40 medical journals. Termedia is a leader on the list published in the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) database maintained by the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) in the field of medical sciences. The Philadelphia list includes 9 Termedia journals with Impact Factor points, and the prestigious PubMed database includes 15.
Congratulations!
Heartfelt congratulations to the winners of Weave – UNISONO: MMRI PAS researcher, Prof. Joanna Sypecka and her team!
In collaboration with the researchers from the University in Lausanne, they will conduct research into the role of autophagy in oligodendrocytes in hypoxic-ischemic perinatal brain injuries. Polish researcher will obtain jointly over PLN 1,8 million for the research: PLN 1,68 million from National Science Centre and CHF 450,000 from the leading agency, Swiss National Science Foundation. The proposal by Polish-Swiss research team was assessed according LAP procedure by Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Despite significant advances in neonatology and perinatal care, neonatal asphyxia still poses a challenge as the most common cause of brain injury in the newborn. Innovation research conducted within the awarded research project will enable for the understanding of the intracellular mechanisms that lead to pathomorphological changes in the nervous tissue, which may potentially result in the new and effective therapies to prevent the consequences of the injury.
Solidarity with Ukraine
The Board of Directors, Scientific Council and Employees of the Mossakowski Medical Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences are shocked by today's events in Ukraine
1. We condemn Russia's aggression against the sovereign state of Ukraine;
2. We express our solidarity with the Ukrainian people;
3. We declare our will to provide all possible help to Ukrainian citizens who are or will find themselves in the territory of The Republic of Poland.
