Dear Biomedical researchers, Recently, I have done several animal experiments related to my PhD. I am willing to share some of these research materials with Researchers who are interested in Collaboration with Our lab.
Experiment 1: C57Bl6N mice treated with vehicle or Glucocorticoid receptor (GR) agonist dexamethasone for 6h. Experiment 2: C57Bl6N mice treated with vehicle or GR agonist dexamethasone with or without GR antagonist Mifepristone for 6h. Experiment 3: C57Bl6N mice treated with vehicle or GR antagonist Mifepristone two times (12h time interval), after which mice were either fed or 12h fasted before scarifying. Experiment 4: Knockdown of the GR in the liver using ShRNA-GR-Ad.
The following tissues were collected: Liver, Kidney, Muscles, White adipose tissue, Duodenum, Ileum, and Colon.
I am willing to share some of these research materials with Researchers who are interested in Collaboration with Our lab.
You can find more information about the experiments in Research materials database @Collaboration Bank (https://collaborationbank.com/labs/jukka-hakkola-lab/shared-materials/). I am also happy to give you more information.
Dear Dr. Mahmoud Sobhy Elkhwanky
I'm interested in nanomaterials based drug delivery. Can you please let me know the objective of your research?
Regards
Dear. Samiksha Sikarwar , thank you for your comment.
In my PhD, I am studying how the energy homeostasis affect the vitamin D bioactivation in the liver. It is mostly molecular Biology work.
Here is one of my recent publication (http://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/content/early/2019/02/25/db18-1050).
By the way, I and other researchers have founded an online platform called collaboration bank which aims to facilitate sharing the research materials between researchers all over the world. You can check it out from here https://collaborationbank.com/about-us/.
The first 100 labs join the platform will be free of charge for ever. Therefore, you can take this opportunity to ask your research group leader to create his or her lab in the system. The group leader can then added his or her lab members to the lab page. All lab members can add the samples that they are willing to share in the shared material table. These samples will be appeared in the research materials database. The researchers who are interested in getting the samples from your lab, can contact your PI and discuss about collaboration. Additionally, Collaboration bank provides also a sample management system by which the group leader can track everything in his or her lab. Please feel free to ask any question you may have.
I will be happy to answer any question you may have.
Thank you for the kind thoughts. your finding is also interesting, but I'm just a Chemistry/Nano technology researcher.
Thank you so much Dr. Mahmoud Sobhy Elkhwanky for sharing your knowledge. I'll follow the link suggested by you.
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