Research interest
The research group deals with the development of cerebral cortex, especially with that of the hippocampal formation. Particularly, we examine the development of neurons and neuronal circuits of these structures on human tissue and on rodent models. In addition, our focus is the examination of cortical developmental alterations in temporal lobe epilepsy.
Clinical relevance
epilepsy, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, preterm birth
Tools
Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope Light and electron microscope (transmission) Methods
Cell culturing light microscopic histological techniques
electron microscopic histological techniques
Representative publications
Etiology-related Degree of Sprouting of Parvalbumin-immunoreactive Axons in the Human Dentate Gyrus in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy
Ábrahám H, Molnár JE, Sóki N, Gyimesi C, Horváth Z, Janszky J, Dóczi T, Seress L
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Characterization of neurons in the cortical white matter in human temporal lobe epilepsy
Richter Z, Janszky J, Sétáló G Jr, Horváth R, Horváth Z, Dóczi T, Seress L, Ábrahám H.
Neuroscience
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Ontogeny of calbindin immunoreactivity in the human hippocampal formation with a special emphasis on granule cells of the dentate gyrus
Abrahám H, Veszprémi B, Kravják A, Kovács K, Gömöri E, Seress L
Int J Dev Neurosci
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A correlative light and electron microscopic study of postnatal myelination in the murine corpus callosum
Vincze A, Mázló M, Seress L, Komoly S, Abrahám H
Int J Dev Neurosci
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Myelination in the human hippocampal formation from midgestation to adulthood
Abrahám H, Vincze A, Jewgenow I, Veszprémi B, Kravják A, Gömöri E, Seress L.
Int J Dev Neurosci
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Funding
National Research, Development and Innovation Fund of Hungary, TKP2022-EGA funding scheme.
Hajnalka Ábrahám (associate professor)
E-mail: hajnalka.abraham@yahoo.com
Centre for Neuroscience organises IV. PhD and TDK student conference
In memoriam - Prof. Dr. István Miklós Ábrahám