2.5 million EUR for the Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Olsztyn for the establishment of a Centre of Excellence in the field of nutrigenomics. (więcej…)
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The results of the competition for Post-doctoral Researcher in an NCN project SONATA 15
Director of the Institute of Animal Reproduction and Food Research in Olsztyn kindly informs that the competition for Post-doctoral Researcher in an NCN project SONATA 15 entitled „The interaction of T helper cell subsets with endometrial fibroblasts in processes associated to development of mare endometrosis” was won by dr Agnieszka Sadowska.
MOOC on food safety and consumer protection
Food safety is a highly controlled in the European Union. One aspect that is often underestimated is the migration of chemicals from food contact materials and packaging into food and drinks that we consume daily. In particular, the chemicals that – at low doses and for extended time – may impact our vulnerable endocrine system. The effects become evident when we think about the reduced male fertility, the anticipated female puberty and the thyroid and metabolic disturbances on the rise in our societies. (więcej…)
#SweetTempation by #AnnualFoodAgenda [video]
We are pleased to present the #SweetTemptation video by which we would like to guide the general public into responsible consumption of sugar, and raise their awareness about the link between excess sugar consumption and health. Why the sweet taste is so attractive to us? What happens when we have too much sugar in our diet? What is the difference between simple carbohydrates and complex ones? Watch the video and find out for yourself!
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Publication of Ph.D. Antonio Galvao’s team in Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry Journal
Figure. Main changes noted in the ovary of obese females.
The group led by dr. Antonio Galvao, Department of Team of Reproductive Pathology and Translational Medicine, have recently published the work entitled Leptin Resistance in the Ovary of Obese Mice is Associated with Profound Changes in the Transcriptome of Cumulus Cells, by Karolina Wołodko, Edyta Walewska, Marek Adamowski, Juan Casillo- Fernandez, Gavin Kelsey, Antonio Galvao in Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry (IF 5.5) (doi:10.33594/000000228) www.cellphysiolbiochem.com/Articles/000228. (więcej…)
