Alessandra Gamberucci has a PhD in “Cellular and Molecular Pathology” and is an Associate Professor of General Pathology at the University of Siena, Italy.
Her research interests, since the 2000s, have been dedicated to glucose metabolism in pathophysiological conditions, the role of green tea flavonols and epigallocatechin in glucose-6-phosphatase activity, the role of fructose in the metabolic syndrome and the nutraceutical effects of tomato extracts and defatted larvae on hypertension.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Fibrosis
Gout
Inflammation
Cell imaging
calcium signaling
inflammasome
Inflammatory mediators
inflammatory arthritis
calcium channels
neutrophils NET
glycogenosis
myopathies
P2X7R
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calcium channels
Short Biography
Alessandra Gamberucci has a PhD in “Cellular and Molecular Pathology” and is an Associate Professor of General Pathology at the University of Siena, Italy.
Her research interests, since the 2000s, have been dedicated to glucose metabolism in pathophysiological conditions, the role of green tea flavonols and epigallocatechin in glucose-6-phosphatase activity, the role of fructose in the metabolic syndrome and the nutraceutical effects of tomato extracts and defatted larvae on hypertension.