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Marc Alemany

Member of the Research Line Molecular Photopharmacology


Marc Alemany was a member of TR2Lab during two academic courses (2017-2018 / 2018-2019).  He participated in several group projects (see below)

 

 


Bibliographic review of methods to measure cutaneous microcirculation

Application Deadline: 17/06/18

Identification code: P_TFG_8_1819 [su_expand height=”0″]

Proposal: Chronic ulcers in elderly people are a growing problem in our society. Many ulcers appear in areas where the microcirculation is affected which can cause, first ischemia and then the formation of an ulcer. A therapy used for the treatment of these ulcers is to apply Platelet Enriched Plasma from the patient. In this way, a high healing rate is achieved, especially in diabetic foot cases. Monitoring the evolution of chronic ulcers after this or other treatments can provide useful prognostic values to proceed with treatment or not. For the care units, having parameters that can have a prognostic value, it would mean the possibility of optimizing the time spent on each patient.

Semester: Anual

Research Line: Mechanisms of Tissue Repair and Regeneration

Tutor: E.Sarri

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Introduction to Molecular Photopharmacology

Application Deadline: 20/5/2018

Identification code: PCI_1_1819 [su_expand height=”0″]

Proposal: The student will be able to get familiar with the maintenance of difference cell lines, the photochemical characterization of small molecules and basic techniques in molecular pharmacology, among others. It is expected for the student to attend the laboratory meetings which is a multidisciplinary environment composed of researchers from different disciplines (clinicians, nurses and basic researchers)

Semester: 2nd semester and Summer

Research Line: Molecular Photopharmacology

Tutor/s: Xavier Rovira

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Pharmacological characterization of photoactivable molecules

Application Deadline: 20/5/2018

Identification code: P_TFG_9_1819

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Proposal: This position aims to characterize new photoactivable molecules.  These new molecules will be used as more precise and effective treatments with less adverse effects than the ones we have nowadays. This research will include tissue culture techniques as well as new tools for pharmacology research.

Semester: Anual

Research Line: Molecular Photopharmacology

Tutor: X.Rovira

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