International and European Tax Law
Human Cystatin C - conformational studies using NMR techniques and molecular dynamics
Study of the interaction of human cystine C with antibodies as potential amyloidosis inhibitors
Peptide antibiotics and peptidomimetics - design, synthesis, conformational studies
Peptides with pro-regenerative and neuroprotective properties - design, synthesis and physicochemical research
Design, synthesis and research of peptides with potential anti-cancer properties
Peptides and peptidomimetics in viral diseases
Our research group focuses on diseases related to the aggregation of polypeptides and proteins. We study the aggregation process itself using fluorescence and electrophoretic methods, size-exclusion chromatography, and LC-MS coupled with enzymatic digestion. We are also deeply involved in the search for aggregation inhibitors as well as in studying the role that the 20S proteasome, stimulated by the activators we design, may play in removing toxic soluble oligomers.
peptide synthesis; structure-activity relationship studies; design and synthesis of proproteinconvertases inhibitors; design, synthesis and investigations on biological activity of human b-defensin analogues; utilization of capillary electroforesis (CE) for identification of substances with different chemical properties, practical aspects of CE utilization
cultural aspects of accounting,
environmental accounting,
financial and management accounting of public sector entities,
effectiveness of IT solutions supporting management,
For several decades, the Department of Civil Law has been conducting scientific research on the fundamental and topical problems of all branches of civil law, in particular obligations, in particular civil liability, property law, family law, medical law, intellectual property law, insurance and European private law.
Adriana Zaleska-Medynska’s research team has been involved in both basic and applied research. Basic research has been mainly focused on preparation and characterization of novel types of nanomaterials, including better understanding of mechanism of formation of nanostructures, as well as, on correlation of their surface properties with some useful features (eg. photocatalytic, antibacterial and antifungal properties).
We aim to understand mechanisms of cell communication in the skin and other body barriers. We focus our attention on exosomes, a nanoscale vesicles secreted by epithelial cells and are interested in the message which these convey to the immune system. We hope that our research will lead to better therapeutic approaches for patients.
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Scientific interests:
communication between cells during immune responses
Structural studies of glycans and glycoconjugates isolated from various natural sources: gram negative bacteria, gram positive bacteria, fungi, plants and human tissues.