RESEARCH GROUP LEADER: Dr. Erzsébet Pásztiné Gere PharmD, PhD
CONTACT: Gere.Erzsebet@univet.hu
RESEARCH GROUP MEMBERS:
Associate research fellow: Dr. Erzsébet Pásztiné Gere, Dr. Orsolya Farkas
PhD students: Dr. Réka Fanni Barna, Judit Mercédesz Pomothy
Assistant: Kata Balogh Hegedűsné
RESEARCH AREAS:
Pharmaceutical sciences, Drug development, Pharmaceutical chemistry, Toxicology, Prevention of oxidative stress and inflammation, Screening of novel drug candidates, Preformulation and formulation technology, 3D cell culturing, Spheroid application in pharmacology
MEMBERSHIPS:
Hungarian Society for Microbiology
LONG-TERM COLLABORATIONS:
Research Centre for Natural Sciences of HAS, Budapest, Hungary
Analkrom Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
Alpha-Vet Animal Health Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
Agro-Environmental Research Institute, National Agricultural Research and Innovation Centre, Budapest, Hungary
Philipps University Marburg, Faculty of Pharmacy, Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Marburg, Germany
SERVICES:
investigation of intestinal barrier integrity and risk factors involved in intestinal inflammation
estimation of the effects of new drug candidates and their gastrointestinal and hepatic side effects
determination of pharmacological profile of matriptase inhibitors on hepatic and enteral regulation
the elucidation of modulation of serine-protease activity in vitro, iron homeostasis regulation
spheroid application in metastatic potential prediction
screening of beneficial feed and plant nutrition supplements in preservation of gut health
in vitro paracellular permeability measurements of physiologically functioning or damaged intestinal monolayers
GRANTS:
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Funding source |
Project title and topic |
Amount (HUF) |
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OTKA National Research, Development and Innovation Office, Hungary (NRDIO) |
Mechanism-related teratogenic, hormonemodulant and other toxicological effects of veterinary and agricultural surfactants (2013-) |
35.467.000 |
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OTKA National Research, Development and Innovation Office, Hungary (NRDIO) |
Xenobiotics-induced intestinal damage in swine (2015-) |
8.976.000 |
