Publications by authors named "Nader Asadian"
Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs) have self-renewal ability while maintaining the proliferation facility. The BMSCs reproducing ability could affect by electromagnetic fields (EMFs) as a physical inducing factor. We focused on the EMF (400 µT, 75 Hz) exposed multi-potential BMSCs which differentiated and successfully implanted in the substantia nigra pars compacta (SNpc) of Parkinson's disease rat model.
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- Disruptions in the light/dark cycle negatively impact memory formation and retrieval in both humans and animals, particularly observed through animal studies.
- A study involving adult male Wistar rats divided them into two groups: one with a normal light/dark cycle and another kept in constant darkness for three weeks, with performance measured using the Morris Water maze and auditory fear conditioning tests.
- Rats in constant darkness showed impaired spatial memory retrieval and enhanced extinction of auditory fear memory during the light phase and had altered BDNF/TRKB protein levels in the hippocampus, indicating serious effects on their neural function compared to those in regular light/dark conditions.
Introduction: In myocardial perfusion imaging, reducing the number of photons in images of obese patients causes poor image quality. To solve this problem, we need to inject the tracer according to the patients' weight. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the relationship between myocardial photon counts with patients' weight, BMI, and gender.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe numerous factors regulate the bone marrow mesenchymal stem cell (BMMSC) self-renewal and differentiation response. We aimed to analyze the influence of electromagnetic field (EMF) as an external inducing factor on rat BMMSC differentiation and proliferation to neuron and astrocyte cells. BMMSCs extracted from the rats femurs and tibias and incubated in a cell-cultured CO incubator.
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