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Laboratories Cell Pharmacology. Genomics and Gene Regulation
Staff
Head
Monica Raicu, Ph.D.
 

Adrian Manea, Ph.D.
Laurentia Tanase, Master student
Anca Violeta Gafencu, Ph. D. – group leader
Madalina Fenyo, Ph. D. student
Irina Florea, Master student
Floarea Georgescu, Technical asistant

 
Monica Raicu
Monica Raicu, Ph.D.
Major position and appointments:
  • Member of the Scientific Council
  • Secretary of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology
  • Research fellow, Univ. Medicine, Gent, Belgium
  • Expert grant evaluator
  • Advisor for Graduate and Master program

    The activity of the laboratory is divided in two specialized groups:

    1. Cell Pharmacology and Gene Regulation
    Monica Raicu – group leader
    Adrian Manea
    Laurentia Tanase
    Floarea Georgescu

    MAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTS OF THE GROUP

    Cell biology of cardio
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    Previous Projects

    In collaboration with former research staff :
    Rozalia Mora, Serban I.Tasca, Nicolae Ghinea, Anton Fixman, Lucian Ghitescu, Stela Florea, Luminita Pojoga

    Identification and characterization of albumin binding proteins of capillary endothelium

    Work done in our Institute demonstrated that capillary endothelium of murine heart, lung, diaphragm, skeletal muscle and adipose tissue express specific albumin binding proteins (ABP), restricted mainly to plasmalemmal vesicles open to the luminal and ablumin

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    Current Projects

    Molecular mechanisms involved in the regulation of NAD(P)H oxidases in endothelial and smooth muscle cells

    1. Role of signaling pathways JAK/STAT, NF-kB and C/EBP
    Emerging clinical and experimental evidence demonstrates the role of oxidative stress in the development of cardiovascular disorders. In particular, vascular smooth muscle cells (SMCs) undergo phenotypic switching in response to vascular injury. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are implicated in a variety of processes involved in vascular
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