Assistant Professor
Ph.D., 1986; Leningrad State University, Leningrad, Russia.
ORCID #0000-0003-3253-7307
Academic Department(s)
Physiology
Research Area
Physiology, clinical and/or translational research
1. Studying the regulation of transporters located in astrocytes that control the excess/lack of some vitally important neuroamines, particulary-dopamine. Using a patch-clamp electrophysiology methods combined with live imaging and confocal imaging we study the activity and the distribution of transporters in astrocytes, we hope to understand the pathways and processes of uptake control in astrocytes, and the methods to influence them.
Project title: Astrocyte uptake of dopamine after L-DOPA medication.
2. Studying the systemic source of Beta-amyloid peptides in different health complications, like cancers, stroke, glaucoma, Parkinson and Alzheimer diseases, multiple sclerosis. Using a patch-clamp electrophysiology methods combined with live imaging and confocal imaging we hope to understand the mechanism of AB accumulation and control it. We work in collaboration with other laboratories in UCC – Dr. Lilia Kucheryavykh and Dr. Legier Rojas. Project title: Beta-amyloid accumulation in Parkinson disease.
3. Studying the mechanism of optical transparency in vivo of different animal tissues. We apply chemical and genetic methods to reduce tissue scattering and adsorption in visible spectrum. Project title: Optical transparency in vivo.
Availability for Students
No
Contact Information
Universidad Central del Caribe
P.O. Box 60327
Bayamón, PR 00960-6032
Tel.: (787) 798-3001 x 2057
e-mail: mikhail.inyushin@uccaribe.edu
Dr. Inyushin Lab WebPage:
http://inyushinlab.org/