University of Turin
Department of Molecular Biotechnology and Health Sciences Molecular Biotechnology Center
Massimo Santoro
Our lab is currently focused on studying how redox signaling, isoprenoid metabolism, and hemodynamic forces regulates cardiovascular homeostasis in development and disease. To accomplish this goal our lab is taking advantage of innovative genetic and imaging technologies as well as new molecular and biochemical approaches in vertebrate models, such as zebrafish and mouse. Our’s goal is to expand the current vision of cardiovascular biology by identifying unforeseen metabolic, non coding RNA and signaling mechanisms and used them to develop therapies to treat cardiac failure conditions.
Expertise
microRNA
Zebrafish model
Oxidative protection
Antioxidant
Metabolism
Interested in collaborating on
Expertise in long-non coding RNA
Cardiac faliure mouse model
Antioxidants
