Hello.
I have a number of papers from a PhD colleague of mine who retired. He did the fundamental research on hibernation. He was able to identify, purify and sequence the "hibernation induction trigger". He was able to isuccessfully induce hibernation in primates.
I a a physician and my area is stem cells and blood bank / clinical pathology. I am not a basic science specialist. Is anyone out there interested in continuing this research? This studies were originally funded by NASA and the US Army, so this is no joke, it is for real.
Hi, i am very keen on such research. My field of interest is on neurohisto/pathology. How can i involve in this research?
Hi Dear Dr,
Im so enthusiastic participate in this field specially relationship between this case with reproduction. Because I want to found.that, whats relation between them.
Im phd condidate at the moment, i want to go abroad for sabatical fotunity as a researcher, i will be happy if i can participate in your project.
Regards,
Mehdi
Hello Sergio,
I am not a physiologist and I have not hands-on experience about it, so I fear I can't help but I am aware there is definitely some fundamental research going on on the topic, as enlighted in the state of the art paper I recently presented at the IEEE EMBC Conference. You can maybe have a look and identify from the literature and the references some potential research groups that are carrying on right now research on this topic.
Best,
Jessica
Article Beyond Astronaut's Capabilities: The Current State Of The Art
Yes, it's also related to H2S: indeed, according to Lee, 2008 (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18186703) and Blackstone et al. , 2005 (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15845845), H2S was
found to enable mice to enter hypothermia for up to six hours, with spontaneously occurring arousals. It affects the cellular production of ATP but the underlying mechanisms are still unclear.
My "go to" lab for hibernation research is Kenneth Storey's group at Carleton University in Ottawa...They study hibernation and freezing as strategies for surviving the winter.
hello Dr Torloni,
I hope you are fine.
I would like to know how to participate for such project
Regards
Hello.
Thanks all for your interest. Here is what I have. Actually, Dr. Peter Oltgen is retired but still working with a colleague and has published much more current papers. Please keep me in mind for any studies you may want to undertake.
Thanks
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