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Jaume Alijotas Reig

Institutions of which they are part

Head of group
Systemic Diseases
Vall Hebron Institut de Recerca

Jaume Alijotas Reig

Institutions of which they are part

Head of group
Systemic Diseases
Vall Hebron Institut de Recerca

Research lines

Endothelial senescence and their pleiotropic effects onto inflamatory processes, inmunological response and angiogenesis.

Identification at the molecular level of pathways and proteins associated with the senescence of endothelial cells linked to aging and inflamatory responses. New candidate targets for therapeutic intervention at the clinical level and as new molecular moieties for nanomedicine approaches to improve aging related pathologies caused by endothelial inflamatory based senescence.

IP: Jaume Alijotas Reig

Immunologic lesional mechanisms in late adverse reactions against bioimplants.

The late clinical manifestations that arise when bioimplants are applied seem to have an immunologic basis. We are studying both the histological characteristics and the lesional mechanisms of the most frequently used implants. We try to analyze the role that bacteria may have in the induction and/or maintenance of these reactions and the possible correlation between particular HLA haplotypes and the adverse effects.

IP: Jaume Alijotas Reig

Projects

Envejecimiento endotelial y sus efectos pleiotrópicos sobre procesos inflamatorios, de la respuesta inmune y angiogénesis

IP: Francesc Miro Mur
Collaborators: Jaume Alijotas Reig, Simon Schwartz Navarro
Funding agency: Fundación Invest. Médica Mutua Madrileña
Funding: 36000
Reference: FMMA/05/2008
Duration: 24/09/2008 - 23/09/2011

CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina

IP: -
Collaborators: CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, Manuel López Cano, Jaume Alijotas Reig, Francesc Miro Mur, Eloy Espín Basany, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina, CIBER: Bioingenieria, biomateriales y nanomedicina
Funding agency: CIBER Bioing., Biomateriales y Nanomedicina , BBN
Funding: 480000
Reference: CB06/01/0012
Duration: 01/01/2007 - 31/12/2010

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