Our TDK topics
Investigation of vitamin D content of dietary supplements
Supervisor: FLISZÁR-NYÚL, Eszter
Co-Supervisor: Dr. NAGY, András
We investigate the vitamin D content of commercial dietary supplements by HPLC method.
Investigation of caffeine content of commercial products
Supervisor: FLISZÁR-NYÚL, Eszter
We investigate the caffeine content of dietary supplements by HPLC method.
The role of autoimmunity in complex regional pain syndrome and its experimental investigation in mice
Supervisor: HARTNERNÉ, Pohóczky Krisztina
Co-Supervisor: Prof. Dr. HELYES, Zsuzsanna
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a multifactorial disease characterized by severe, persistent pain accompanied by abnormal hypersensitivity, swelling and autonomic alterations of the skin. Although theethiology is unknown, immune response against sensory nerve-derived antigens and complex neuro-immune interactions are suggested to be involved in the development of this disease. The therapy is still an unresolved problem, the importance of central versus peripheral sensitization mechanisms and peripheral inflammatory processes is unclear. In this student research topic our aim is to investigate the possible autoimmun and neuro-immun backgrounds of the disease, especially the role of interleukin and its receptors in the mouse model of CRPS developed and characterized by our reserach group.
The effects of SGLT2 inhibitors on mood in diabetic patients
Supervisor: POZSGAI, Gábor
Co-Supervisor: Dr. NAGY, András
In our study, we are going to use questionnaires to compare the mood and assess the mental health of individuals taking SGLT2 inhibitors versus those not using them. The study contributes to the understanding of potential effects of SGLT2 inhibitors on mood, which could lead to more comprehensive treatment approaches for individuals facing both diabetes and mood disorders.