Glogowska, Aleksandra
Instructor
Human Genetics
Canada
Biography
Dr. Aleksandra Glogowska received her Master of Science degree from the Department of Human Genetics, Polish Academy of Science and Environmental University of Poznan in Poland under the supervision of Prof Dr. Ryszard Slomski. Shortly after, she joined Dr. Thomas Klonisch in Germany, to study thyroid cancer research. In 2004, Aleksandra moved to Canada to pursue her Philosophy of Doctoral degree at the University of Manitoba working on the function of EGF like ligand in cancer. Aleksandra worked for Cancer Care Manitoba to study genomic instability in cancer for her Post-Doctoral Fellowship training. To continue on the research path of EGF system in brain cancer, Aleksandra was recruited to the Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Science at the University of Manitoba as a Researcher and Instructor.
Research Interest
Dr. Glogowska is interested in studying the effect of proEGF like ligands in the ubiquitin-proteasome system in brain cancer.
Publications
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Polymeric mesoporous silica nanoparticles as a ph—responsive switch to control doxorubicin intracellular delivery. J Materials Chemistry B. 2013, 1, 5264-5272.
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Tian Y, Glogowska A, Zhong W, Klonisch T and Xing M (2013)
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Schulz H, Dahlhoff M, Glogowska A, Zhang L, Arnold GJ, Fröhlich T, . Schneider MR, Klonisch T (2015)., , Betacellulin transgenic mice develop urothelial hyperplasia and show sex-dependent reduction in urinary major urinary protein content. Experimental and Molecular Pathology2015 201599, ( 1): 33–38
