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BASIC SCIENCE DIVISION

Research Programme's of Division of Basic Sciences

  • Sector/Laboratory: Sector of Basic Sciences / Laboratory of Biology–Biochemistry

    Project Title: Adverse neonatal experience-induced dopamine deficit affects prefrontal cortex development

    Principal InvestigatorAntonios Stamatakis: Department of Nursing, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

    Project Duration: 3 years

    Funding Source: 2nd Call for H.F.R.I. (Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation) Research Projects for the support of Faculty Members and Researchers

    Project Website: http://scholar.uoa.gr/astam/myproject/adverse-neonatal-experience2-induced-dopamine-deficit-affects-prefrontal-cortex

    Short Description:This project investigates the developmental actions of dopamine on neuronal and glial cells in the prefrontal cortex, as well as its long-term effects on behavior. Emphasis is placed on how early-life adversity leads to dopamine deficits that disrupt normal brain maturation and may underlie behavioral dysfunctions later in life.

  • Sector/Laboratory: Basic Sciences
    Research Programme’s Title: EDC-MixRisk
    Principal Investigator/Scientific Leader: Efthymia Kitraki, Professor -School of Dentistry, NKUA
    Duration: 4 years
    Funding Source: European Commission DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR RESEARCH & INNOVATION – ΗΟΡΙΖΟΝ 2020
    Official Website: https://edcmixrisk.ki.se/
    Brief Description: Effects of mixtures of potential endocrine disruptors on the nervous and reproductive system of mice as well as on their general growth and development.

  • Sector/Laboratory: Basic Sciences
    Research Programme's Title: InfrafrontierGR/ Phenotypos
    Principal Investigator/Scientific Leader: Koutsilieris Michail, Professor -School of Medicine, NKUA
    Duration: 4 years
    Funding Source: Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs
    Official Website: https://www.fleming.gr/infrafrontier
    Brief Description: Phenotyping and archiving of model mammalian genomes. INFRAFRONTIER-GR provides a sustainable, open access pan-Hellenic Research Infrastructure (RI) that aims to increase local competitiveness in translational medicine via the generation, distribution and disease-oriented phenotyping of mutant mouse genomes.