Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa Study Examines Effect of Larval Secretions on Fibroblast Lineage

 

Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa Study Examines Effect of Larval Secretions on Fibroblast Lineage

A research study published in Scientific Reports explores the biological effects of Lucilia sericata larval secretions on fibroblast cell lines.

Supported by the Scientific Research Projects Coordination Unit (BAP) of Istanbul University-Cerrahpasa under Project No. 36269, the in vitro experiment evaluates how larval secretions interact with cell lineages involved in tissue regeneration and wound healing processes.

• Source: Scientific Reports / ResearchGate Record

İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa Publishes Study on Managing Pregnancy in Metabolic Disorders

 

İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa Publishes Study on Managing Pregnancy in Metabolic Disorders

Researchers at the Division of Pediatric Nutrition and Metabolism at İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa Medical Faculty have published findings evaluating clinical experiences in managing pregnancy among patients with inherited metabolic disorders. The study contributes clinical data on maternal and fetal outcomes in rare metabolic conditions.

• Sources & Coverage:

  • PubMed (PMID: 42508972)

Istanbul University Researchers Contribute to International Studies on Cancer Survival and Body Mass Index

 

Istanbul University Researchers Contribute to International Studies on Cancer Survival and Body Mass Index

Medical and scientific faculties at Istanbul University have co-authored two prominent peer-reviewed studies published in international scientific journals.

• Oncology Research: A study published in Nature by researchers from the Institute of Oncology at Istanbul University investigated survival outcomes of patients undergoing maintenance pemetrexed therapy after standard platinum-pemetrexed chemotherapy.

• Biometrics Research: In Scientific Reports, researchers from the Istanbul Faculty of Medicine contributed to the development of a consistent global Body Mass Index (BMI) model to improve standardized health tracking metrics.

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• Nature Oncology Study

• Scientific Reports BMI Study

Medical Tourism: A Case Study on Hair Transplant Procedures in Istanbul

 

Medical Tourism: A Case Study on Hair Transplant Procedures in Istanbul

A commercial feature highlighted the growing hair transplant industry in Istanbul through a documented patient journey at MedArt Hair Istanbul. The account outlines the standard procedural phases and medical tourism infrastructure available in the city.

• Source: LA Times