The Center unifies a multi-institutional group of researchers focused on glial cell investigation and oriented to disorders originated by or related to glial cell function and pathology. The center represents scientific researchRead More…
Contact Information: Misty Eaton, Ph.D. misty.eaton@uccaribe.edu Serguei Skatchkov, Ph.D. serguei.skatchkov@uccaribe.edu
IRESA has contributed in the Scientific research field in the following areas: Clinical and demonstrative research site (e.g., Clinical Trial – Brief Strategic Family Therapy [BSFT]). Epidemiologic surveillance and monitor for drug useRead More…
The Institute of Research, Education, and Services on Addiction (IRESA) was established in 1992 as Center for Addiction Studies (CEA). The purpose of IRESA is to promote and develop research, education, andRead More…
Contact Information: Ibis S. Carrión-González, Psy.D. ibis.carrion@uccaribe.edu
Research Projects: The role of a C-type lectin receptor in the activation of signaling pathways in human lymphocytes. Identify novel and comprehensive biomarkers of HIV-induced neurocognition in patients that inject drugs. ToRead More…
Research Projects: The prevalence and risk behavior for the transmission of Hepatitis C virus among intravenous drug users Xylazine effects of morphine-induced prefrontal cortex neuroplasticity A comparison of the incidence of HIV andRead More…
Research Projects: The role of a natural neuroprotective compound known as 4R cembranoid during LPS-induced neuroinflammation in mice. Neuroprotection against Gulf War Illness by an alpha 7 nicotinic Acetylcholine receptor modulator. DevelopmentRead More…
Research Projects: Exosome mediated soluble insulin receptor secretion correlates with HAND North American AIDS Cohorts on Collaboration and Design (NAACORD) Characterization of Alzheimer Disease risk and admixed populations with Native American andRead More…
Research Projects: Evolution of the head and neck. Hybridization, character displacement, and hominin morphological divergence. Assessment of soft and hard tissue covariation in the macaque pharynx and implications for adaptation of basicranialRead More…