Great success of Pinky Sultana and her co-investigators @MichalPaluba and Alp Yigit Özdemir from @NovotnyLab for receving a GAUK grant for their project: "Investigation of oxidative stress- or amyloid-β-induced senescence in a 3D astrocyte model" 👏 #GAUK#neuroscience#astrocyte
Role of TRH receptor activation in gene transcription, identifying key phosphosignaling pathways in GH1 cells, highlighting β-arrestin2's crucial role in TRH-R signal transduction by @ZDrastichova from @NovotnyLab.
➡️https://t.co/dUlV6fiZqy
#neuroscience#TRHreceptor#taltirelin
Congratulations to @EliskaPritulova for receiving GAUK grant with her project "Study of epigenetic regulation in the rat brain affected by chronic methadone administration and withdrawal" and also to her co-investigators @DanielaNov75805, @hronova20441 from @NovotnyLab. 👍 #GAUK
Our talented student @withdebanjan from @NovotnyLab and @TheParcPrague represented us at the conference - Květinův Den held in Prague, Czech Republic. This motivational event, aimed at young pharmacologists and toxicologists, offered a fantastic platform for exchanging knowledge.
Methadone enhances temozolomide's effectiveness against glioblastoma cells independently of opioid receptors, by affecting mitochondrial potential, oxidative stress, intracellular Ca2+, ATP levels, DNA integrity, and PARP-1 activity
@OndrejHonc#novotnylab
https://t.co/8Zcz18mHpY
Great review about Rab11 and Its Role in Neurodegenerative Diseases from our PhD candidate Pinky Sultana.
Published in @ASNeurochem.
➡️https://t.co/BYURET9KzR
We found the changes in redox state and protein expression in selected parts of the rat brain induced by a 4 week administration of morphine. Published in Open Life Sciences by @degruyter_brill. #neuroscience#morphine#novotnylab
➡️https://t.co/Rqnwgjcd6w
Opioid receptor agonists (DAMGO, DADLE, U-50488) exhibit antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects in LPS-activated microglial cells, enhancing mitochondrial function and reducing ROS via the Nrf2/HO-1 pathway. By @akashmit97👍 #neuroscience#novotnylab
➡️https://t.co/YnwgleLqtk
Our research focuses on the molecular mechanisms of receptor signaling, particularly trimeric G protein-coupled receptors. We investigate their roles in various physiological contexts, using diverse methods to understand and potentially address related pathological conditions.