Thesis

TH (Thesis): Promotor afgelegde doctoraten (since 2003)

  • Paulussen Melissa (2011). Expressie van thymosine beta 4 en secretogranine II in het visueel systeem van normale en sensorisch gedepriveerde adulte muizen.
  • Gerits Annelies (2010). (copromotor) Reversible modifications of the visual attention network in macaque monkey.
  • Cuyvers Annemie (2010). The cellular and molecular response of adult mouse brain to visual deafferentation.
  • Hu Tjing-Tjing (2009). Molecular activity during cortical map reorganization in the visual cortex of the cat (Felis catus).
  • Heylen Kevin (2009). Side effects of crop protection products on bees: identification and evaluation of the impact of sublethal effects.
  • Van Brussel Leen (2009). Cortical reorganization of adult mouse visual cortex following monocular enucleation.
  • Van de Plas Babs (2008). Age-dependent versus lesion-induced differential protein expression in mouse neocortex: similarities and differences.
  • Jacobs Sandy (2007). Proteomics applications in neuroanatomy: a search for new regional markers in the mammalian brain.
  • Vercauteren Freya (2007). (copromotor) Pre- and post-onset molecular changes in cognitive disorders: whole cell and organelle proteomic studies of brain tissues in animal models of Alzheimer’s disease and schizophrenia.
  • van Kuyck Kris (2006) (copromotor). Electrical brain stimulation for psychiatric disorders. Contribution from research in animal models.
  • Cnops Lieselotte (2006). The ups and downs of Collapsin Response Mediator Proteins 2 and 4, Dynamin I and Synaptotagmin I during development and visual deprivation-induced plasticity in the visual cortex of the cat (Felis catus).
  • Princen Katrien (2004) (copromotor). Development of chemokine receptor antagonists as a novel strategy for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
  • Van Damme Katrien (2003). Ionotropic glutamate receptor subunit expression in the visual system of normal and sensory deprived cat (Felis catus).
  • Massie Ann (2003). The role of high-affinity glutamate transporters and extra cellular fluid glutamate and GABA in adult cortical plasticity.
  • Van den Bergh Gert (2003). A functional proteomics study of visual cortex plasticity.