Imunska dogajanja v kroničnih bakterijskih vnetiščih (Slovene)

Code

J3-1016 (C) - included in ARIS records

Head

Period

1/1/1999 - 6/30/2001

Science

Medical sciences (7)

Reseacher status

Researcher (7)
Junior expert or technical associate (0)

Education

Doctor's degree (7)

Sex

Woman (4)
Man (3)

Status

Employed at RO and RRD (5)
Retired (2)

No. of publications

100–999 (5)
1,000–9,999 (2)

Projects / Programmes source: ARIS

source: ARIS

Imunska dogajanja v kroničnih bakterijskih vnetiščih (Slovene)

Research activity

Code	Science	Field	Subfield
3.01.00	Medical sciences	Microbiology and immunology

Code	Science	Field
B500	Biomedical sciences	Immunology, serology, transplantation

Keywords

chronic inflammation, immunopathology, bacteria, mouse model, flow cytometry, lymphocytes

Evaluation (rules)

source: COBISS

Evaluation of bibliographic research performance indicators according to ARIS methodology

Citations Citations for bibliographic records in COBIB.SI that are linked to records in citation databases

source: WoS

source: Scopus

source: COBISS

Researchers (7)

no.	Code	Name and surname	Research area	Role	Period	No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.	10331	PhD Tatjana Avšič-Županc	Microbiology and immunology	Researcher	1999 - 2001	799
2.	10337	PhD Alojz Ihan	Microbiology and immunology	Head	2000 - 2001	1,450
3.	10442	PhD Nataša Ihan Hren	Stomatology	Researcher	1999 - 2001	308
4.	11622	PhD Mario Poljak	Microbiology and immunology	Researcher	1999 - 2001	1,217
5.	05382	PhD Saša Simčič	Microbiology and immunology	Researcher	2000 - 2001	150
6.	07942	PhD Bojan Tepeš	Microbiology and immunology	Researcher	2000 - 2001	712
7.	04890	PhD Branka Wraber	Microbiology and immunology	Researcher	1999 - 2001	266

Organisations (1)

no.	Code	Research organisation	City	Registration number	No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.	0381	University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine	Ljubljana	1627066	48,203

Abstract

Research project is based on investigation of immunopathological events in chronic bacterial lesions, caused by certain pathogenic and oportunistic bacterial species (streptococci, anaerobic bacteria, Helicobacter pylori, Borrelia burgdorferi, mycobacteria). The study of immune response against distinct bacterial species and strains may be of value for understanding immune events in cronically inflammed tisue lesions, colonised by distinct bacterial strains. An analysis of immunopathological events may be useful in diagnostic and prognostic consideration of chronic bacterial lesions. We will also establish and make an analysis of a mouse model of chronic bacterial infection (cotton trap) to get a deeper insight into interactions between immune cells and distinct bacterial strains. By using our model we will mimic a chronical infectious process that can be in details analysed by flow cytometry as the most accurate method for analysing lymphocyte populations and lymphocyte activation molecules.