Frydrych Ivo Ph.D.

Journals

TOKARENKO, A., B. LIŠKOVÁ, S. SMOLEN, N. TÁBORSKÁ, M. TICHÝ, S. GURSKÁ, P. PERLÍKOVÁ, I. FRYDRYCH, E. TLOUŠŤOVÁ, P. ZNOJEK, H. MERTLIKOVA-KAISEROVA, L. POSTOVA SLAVETINSKA, R. POHL, B. KLEPETAROVA, N. KHALID, Y. WENREN, R. LAPOSA, P. DŽUBÁK, M. HAJDÚCH, M. HOCEK
Synthesis and Cytotoxic and Antiviral Profiling of Pyrrolo- and Furo-fused 7-Deazapurine Ribonucleosides. Journal of Medicinal Chemistry. 2018, 61(20), 9347-9359, ISSN: 0022-2623, PMID: 30281308,
JURÁŠEK, M., M. CERNOHORSKA, J. ŘEHULKA, V. SPIWOK, T. SULIMENKO, E. DRABEROVA, M. DARMOSTUK, S. GURSKÁ, I. FRYDRYCH, R. BURIÁNOVÁ, T. RUML, M. HAJDÚCH, P. BARTŮNĚK, P. DRABER, P. DŽUBÁK, P. DRAŠAR, D. SEDLÁK
Estradiol Dimer Inhibits Tubulin Polymerization and Microtubule Dynamics. The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. 2018, 183, 68-79, ISSN: 0960-0760, PMID: 29803726,
WONG, A., D. BRYZEK, E. DOBOSZ, C. SCAVENIUS, P. SVOBODA, M. RAPALA-KOZIK, A. LESNER, I. FRYDRYCH, J. ENGHILD, P. MYDEL, J. POHL, P. THOMPSON, J. POTEMPA, J. KOZIEL
A Novel Biological Role for Peptidyl-Arginine Deiminases: Citrullination of Cathelicidin LL-37 Controls the Immunostimulatory Potential of Cell-Free DNA. Journal of Immunology. 2018, 200(7), 2327-2340, ISSN: 0022-1767, PMID: 29475987,

Open positions

Project: The role of non-enzymatic glycation in inflammation and aging
Supervisors: Frydrych Ivo Ph.D.
Available: 2
Intended for: Doctoral training
Summary: Glycation is one of the endogenous aging mechanisms that occurs spontaneously with time, but also in a pathological manner during diabetes, renal failure, and inflammation. Advanced glycation end products (AGEs) are non-enzymatic modifications of proteins or lipids after exposure to sugars. The accumulation of glycated macromolecules is a hallmark of aging both in humans and experimental animals. RAGE is the best-characterized cell surface molecule that recognizes AGEs. The interaction between an AGE and its receptor alters cell and organ functions mainly through inflammatory molecules, leading to aging. RAGE regulates a number of cell processes of crucial importance such as inflammation, apoptosis, ROS signalling, proliferation, autophagy, and aging. RAGE thus represents potential for research and development of diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. Although there were several small molecular RAGE inhibitors described in the literature, they mostly have not shown proof-of-concept therapeutic potential, and thus, there is still potential for future developments in the field. This topic will be focused on the investigation of compounds from IMTM chemical library as potential inhibitors of RAGE receptor.