Membranes Seminar
Lecturer PhD Meerim Nurbaeva, Descartes University, Paris: "Mechanisms to Increase Intracellular Ca2+ in Ameloblasts during Tooth Enamel Formation"
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"Kollokvierummet", building 1231, room 114
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Meerim Nurbaeva finished her M.Sc. in Biology in 2008 from Kyrgyz National University, Kyrgyzstan, and received the Ph.D. degree from Eberhard-Karl-University of Tùˆbingen, Germany in 2013. She has since been a post.doc at Albany Medical College, Albany, NY, USA and Dept. of Basic Science and Craniofacial Biology, New York University College of Dentistry, New York, NY, USA and is current doing a post.doc at Descartes University, Paris
Meerim has a focused interest in regulation of intracellular calcium and has previously worked on dendritic cells. In recent years she has worked on ion transport mechanism in the enamel organ, which mediates the secretion and maturation of tooth enamel. As calcium is an important constituent of enamel, and presumably is transported along a transcellular route in the ameloblasts, Meerim has in particular studied the control of intracellular.
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