Visual neurophisiology

Group leader

Pedro de la Villa Polo

pedro.villa(ELIMINAR)@uah.es

Tlf.: +34 91 885 45 23

Principal Investigator

  • Roman Blanco Velasco
  • Alicia Mansilla Aparicio

Collaborating Staff

  • Francisco Germain Martinez
  • Consuelo Pérez Rico
  • Cristina Alcácer Fernández-Coronado
  • Mateo Pazo González
  • Lorena Aguado García
  • Pedro Blanco Hernán
  • María José Casarejos Fernández
  • Cecilia Fernández Vaquero
Imagen equipo

Group leader

Pedro de la Villa Polo

pedro.villa(ELIMINAR)@uah.es

Tlf.: +34 91 885 45 23

Principal Investigator

  • Roman Blanco Velasco
  • Alicia Mansilla Aparicio

Collaborating Staff

  • Francisco Germain Martinez
  • Consuelo Pérez Rico
  • Cristina Alcácer Fernández-Coronado
  • Mateo Pazo González
  • Lorena Aguado García
  • Pedro Blanco Hernán
  • María José Casarejos Fernández
  • Cecilia Fernández Vaquero

Strategic objectives

  • Development of a therapeutic strategy based on ophthalmic pharmacology.
  • Evaluate the therapeutic effect of pharmacological agents, neuroprotectors and neuromodulators included in PLGA particles.
  • Development of neuroprotective agents in retinal neurodegenerations.

Research lines

  • Evaluation of the presence of light responses in blind photoswitch-injected mice using electrophysiological registry techniques and visual behaviour evaluation techniques.
  • Preparation and characterisation of PLGA particles loaded with therapeutic agents for application in retinal cellular degeneration, with the study of the molecular release and PLGA particle injection, as well as studies of functional effectiveness.
  • Experimental models of glaucoma and mechanisms of ganglion cell neuroprotection from retina.
  • Protective role of physical exercise in neurodegenerative diseases.

Location

Visual Neurophysiology Laboratory


Dept. of Systems Biology
Faculty of Medicine. Alcalá University
 0034 91 885 4523

Link to UAH group

Keywords

retina; electroretinography; multifocal electroretinography (mfERG); retinisis pigmentosa; experimental models; multifocal visual evoked potential (mfVEP)