Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Farideh Sabri"
- Farideh Sabri's research primarily focuses on the interactions between immune responses, neural functions, and neurotoxic exposures, with significant emphasis on how these interactions affect various brain pathologies, including those related to HIV, glioblastoma, and environmental toxins.
- Her findings illustrate that inflammatory cytokines produced by follicular dendritic cells can impair B cell survival, while activated cytotoxic T-lymphocytes can induce apoptosis in glioblastoma cell lines, highlighting the dual roles of immune cells in both protective and detrimental contexts.
- Sabri's work also investigates the long-term effects of environmental toxins like methylmercury on behavior and brain health, as well as the mechanisms of viral-induced neuroinflammation, showcasing the impact of both biological and environmental factors on central nervous system diseases.
