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• 1 - Interrelazione tra l'espressione polarizzata del canale CFTR (Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulator) e l'organizzazione citoscheletrica e giunzionale in monostrati polarizzati di cellule respiratorie umane.
• 2 - Il fattore di trascrizione NF-kB nella regolazione del differenziamento ed apoptosi del sistema immune.
• 3 - CONTROLLO DEL CICLO CELLULARE DA LIGANDI DI RECETTORI NUCLEARI
• 4 - Studio dell’integrazione tra segnali extracellulari e controllo della proliferazione e differenziamento attraverso le modificazioni postraduzionali di fattori trascrizionali chiave.
• 5 - Analisi molecolare e funzionale di IBtk, una proteina regolatrice dell'attivazione di cellule linfocitarie B.
• 6 - Mitocondri e morte cellulare: identificazione di nuovi bersagli terapeutici
• 7 - Fisiologia e patologia dell'assemblaggio, del traffico e del "signaling" di proteine nel reticolo endoplasmico
• 8 - Supramolecular complexes of sorcin in the generation and regulation of Calcium-dependent cellular functions
• 9 - ANALISI DEI MECCANISMI DI SOPRAVVIVENZA CELLULARE DI EUCARIOTI MEDIANTE STRATEGIE DI PROTEOMICA
• 10 - L'alterazione dell'asse ipotalamo-ipofisi-gonadi (HPG) nella patogenesi della malattia di Alzheimer: meccanismi molecolari e correlazione con il colesterolo di membrana e l'organizzazione dei microdomini di membrana

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• Area scientifico disciplinare: Scienze biologiche
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Parole Chiave

ADESIONE CELLULA MATRICE, INTEGRINE, TRASDUZIONE DEL SEGNALE, PROLIFERAZIONE, MIGRAZIONE, DIFFERENZIAMENTO, RECETTORI TIROSIN CHINASI, RECETTORI DI CITOCHINE, CANALI IONICI