World-Class Research Centre for Personalized Medicine
2 Akkuratova street, St. Petersburg 197341
ncmu@almazovcentre.ru
Head of Laboratory: Vyacheslav Dyachuk, Leading Researcher.
To investigate non-canonical mechanisms in nervous system development and study the molecular and genetic basis of the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative diseases.
Studying the role of neural crest cells and glial stem cells in the morphogenesis of embryonic tissues in transgenic animal models (Danio rerio, Mus Musculus).
Studying the mechanisms of natural (adaptive) transformation of embryonic stem and pluripotent cells into neurons of various ergicity and glial cells in vivo and in vitro.
Studying the role of glia and neurons of the peripheral nervous system in the occurrence and progression of neurodegenerative diseases as well as in the development of carcinogenesis.
Molecular hierarchy of neural crest cells and their involvement in the development of embryonic abnormalities
New potentials of embryonic Schwann cells in the development of cell therapy methods for tissue morphogenesis disorders
Role of mature glial cells in axon regeneration: signaling molecules and receptors
Involvement of Schwann cells in carcinogenesis
Development of the peripheral nervous system and its role in the homeostasis
Role of embryonic glial cells in the development of peripheral nervous system and neurodegenerative diseases (Russian Science Foundation)
Role of nerve-associated stem cells in developmental cell type specialization (Russian Science Foundation)
Study of the mechanisms of glial cell pluripotency in embryonic, larval development and in adult transgenic Danio rerio (Russian Foundation for Basic Research)
Cellular sources and mechanisms of development of peripheral neurons in bony fish (Russian Foundation for Basic Research)
Vyacheslav Dyachuk, PhD in Biology, Head of Laboratory, Leading Researcher
Marina Vasyutina, Researcher
Lada Murashova, Junior Researcher
Nikita Burzak, Junior Researcher
Svetlana Osipova, Junior Researcher
Daria Andreeva, Research Assistant
Antonina Udalina, Research Assistant
Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset (Stockholm, Sweden)
Medical Iniversity of Vienna (Austria)
Major publications