Dr. Leandro J. Lizcano Echeverry

Mobiler Tierarzt in Frankfurt a.M. und Umgebung

Projects: “Antioxidant and antitumoral potential of Amazonian plants with medicinal use”, “Free radicals and antitumoral response in hepatocytes” Responsibilities: project planning, definition of lab techniques, collecting, monitoring and analysis of data, sharing of information with colleagues, preparing reports and documentation, publication of results in international journals and on symposiums.

Project: “The role of plant extracts on mitochondrial function and cellular viability” Responsibilities: working with international team, definition of lab techniques and processes, collecting and analysis of data, sharing information with colleagues, preparing of documentation.

Responsibilities: Teaching veterinary physiology, anatomy and histology, coordinating theses of undergraduates, researcher at the Wildlife Animal Research team.

* Biomarkers and signal transduction of oxidative stress and free radicals. * Cell biology, molecular biology and cell sorting techniques. * Mechanisms of antioxidant and antitumoral activity of Amazonian plants. * Bioenergetic parameters of brain and liver mitochondria.

Final thesis: Pedagogical strategies to learn about the nervous system in veterinary anatomy.

Final thesis: Laboratory diagnosis techniques on wild and captive birds.

Anatomy, Physiology

Final thesis: Adaptation of the DSSAT model for simulating the growth of Brachiaria decumbens