Sveva Dallere

Medical biotechnologist

physical activity; outdoor; terpenes; Alzheimer's disease; prevention; pinene; inflammation; combinatorial therapy
Torino, Italy
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Curricula:
CU6
Supervisor:
Alessandro Vercelli
Affiliation:
Università di Torino
Langues:
Italian, English
PhD SDC:

About me

While studying medical biotechnology I fell in love more and more with the world of neuroscience. Therefore, I spent my master thesis on a project regarding cell replacement strategies in Huntington's disease. Then, I could continue with a fellowship during which I was involved in a project with the aim to characterize new compound able to boost neuro-muscular communication. This Phd would give me the chance to proceed with my research career.

My research

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a multifactorial neurodegenerative condition that represents the main cause of dementia and, unluckily, disease-modifying treatment are not yet available. Therefore, there is increasing interest in studying lifestyle interventions that could delay AD onset and/or mitigate the symptoms. In this study we aim to clarify if molecules released by plants, together with physical activity, could give some benefits.