Voditelj:
Doc.dr.sc. Željka Krsnik
Savjetnik i osnivač Zbirke:
Akademik Ivica Kostović
Suradnici
Prof.dr.sc. Miloš Judaš
Prof.dr.sc. Mario Vukšić
Prof.dr.sc. Zdravko Petanjek
Prof.dr.sc. Goran Šimić
Prof.dr.sc. Nataša Jovanov Milošević
Doc.dr.sc. Milan Radoš
Doc.dr.sc. Goran Sedmak
Pero Hrabač, dr.med.
Zagrebačku neuroembriološku zbirku osnovao je akademik Ivica Kostović 1974.godine. Do danas, zbirka je izrasla u jedinstvenu kolekciju od preko 1,300 mozgova - od najranijih stadija razvoja do odraslog doba. (Judas et al, 2011). Primarni cilj nam je digitalizacijom odabranih histoloških, imunohistokemijskih, te preparata in situ hibridizacije na skeneru visoke rezolucije (Hammamatsu NanoZoomer 2.0 RS), te osnivanjem jedinstvene baze podataka, omogućiti pristup podacima svim sastavnicama Hrvatskih sveučilišta, kao i kolegama znanstvenicima i kliničarima iz cijelog svijeta. Kao sljedeći korak, cilj nam je objediniti odabrane histološke preparate, te slikovni prikaz MRI u jedinstveni atlas mozga dostupan kolegama u edukacijske, znanstvene, te kliničke svrhe.
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Web: http://www.zagrebbraincollection.hr
Head:
Željka Krsnik, PhD, Assistant Professor
Consultant & Founder of the Zagreb Collection:
Academic Ivica Kostovic
Collaborators:
Prof. Miloš Judaš,
Dr. Pero Hrabač,
Prof. Nataša Jovanov-Milošević,
Prof. Milan Radoš,
Prof. Mario Vukšić,
Prof. Zdravko Petanjek,
Prof. Goran Šimić,
Prof. Goran Sedmak
Research interest:
Zagreb Neuroembryological Collection was founded in 1974 by Professor Ivica Kostović and consists of more than 1,300 developing and adult human brains.
Currently, we are in a process of digitalizing and storing a large number of representative histological, immunohistochemical and in situ hybridization slides into an online database for sharing data and constructing slide libraries with distant facilities and institutes.
As the next step, our aim is to establish comparative MRI atlas throughout human neurodevelopment and make it available to the research and clinical community worldwide.
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Grants:IBRO (International Brain Research Organization) RHP 2014/15 (Ž. Krsnik)
Foundation of Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts 2014/15 (Ž. Krsnik)
Croatian Science Foundation 2013/15 (M. Judaš)
Judaš M, Šimić G, Petanjek Z, Jovanov-Milošević N, Pletikos M, Vasung L, Vukšić M, Kostović I. (2011) The Zagreb Collection of human brains: a unique, versatile, but underexploited resource for the neuroscience community. Ann N Y Acad Sci. 1225 Suppl 1:E105-30
Kostovic I, Judas M, Kostovic-Knezevic L, Simic G, Delalle I, Chudy D, Sajin B, Petanjek Z. (1991) Zagreb research collection of human brains for developmental neurobiologists and clinical neuroscientists. Int J Dev Biol. 35(3):215-30
Kang H., Kawasawa Y., Cheng F., Zhu Y., Xu, X., Li M., Sousa A., Pletikos M., Meyer K., Sedmak G., Guennel T., Shin Y., Johnson M.B., Krsnik Z., Mayer S., Fertuzinhos S., Umlauf S., Lisgo S.N., Vortmeyer A., Weinberger D., Mane, S., Hyde T.M., Huttner A., Reimers M., Kleinmann J., Sestan N. (2011): Spatiotemporal transcriptome of the human brain. Nature 478(7370):483-9
Johnson MB, Kawasawa YI, Mason CE, Krsnik Z, Coppola G, Bogdanovic D, Geschwind DH, Mane SM, State M, Sestan N (2009) Genetic complexity of human brain development and evolution revealed through global exon usage analysis. Neuron 62: 494-509.
Fertuzinhos S, Krsnik Z, Kawasawa YI, Rasin MR, Kwan KY, Chen JG, Judas M, Hayashi M., Sestan N (2009) Selective loss of cortical interneurons in human holoprosencephaly with striatal hypoplasia. Cerebral Cortex 19: 2196-207
Stillman A*, Krsnik Z*, Sun J, Rasin MR, State M, Sestan N, Louvi A (2009) Developmentally regulated and evolutionarily conserved expression of SLITRK1 in brain circuits implicated in Tourette syndrome. Journal of Comparative Neurology 513: 21- 37
Kwan KY, Lam MM, Krsnik Z, Kawasawa YI, Lefebvre V, Sestan N. (2008) SOX5 postmitotically regulates migration, postmigratory differentiation, and projections of subplate and deep-layer neocortical neurons. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 105:16021-6
