Researchers

Haitham Amal

Haitham Amal
Assistant Professor/ Senior Lecturer
Office: +97226758683 Tel Cellular: +972545482138

Research Interest: Investigating the role of eCBs in autism.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

  • Drug discovery
  • Neuropharmacology
  • Behavior
  • Synaptic deficits

Key Words: autism, proteomics, nitric oxide, behavior, eCB

Capabilities for Scientific Collaborations and Services

  1. Animal Models – ASD models
  2. Ex-vivo and in vitro Models – primary cultures
  3. Cell lines and Cultures – SH-SY5Y
  4. Drug Delivery Vehicles – polymer-based
  5. Special and Unique Laboratory Techniques - proteomics
  6. Drug Design and Synthesis
  7. Equipment for Analysis, Diagnosis, Equipment Facility

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Adi Aran

Adi Aran
Director, Neuropediatric Unit Shaare Zedek Medical Center
Office: +97226555414

Research Interest: Alterations of the endocannabinoid system in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental disorders and exploration of possible therapeutic effects of phytocannabinoids and terpenoids in these disorders.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

A Retrospective Feasibilty Study on the effect of Cannabidiol-Rich Cannabis in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Severe Behavioral Problems.

Quantification of circulating endocannabinoid levels in children with autism spectrum disorder. 

An ongoing randomized trial of cannabinoid treatment in children with ASD. 

 

Key Words: Autism, Neurological disorders, Clinical trials, Behavioral problems, Endocannabinoid system

Ofra Benny Ph.D.

Ofra Benny Ph.D.
Head, Lab of Nanomedicine and Tumor Microenvironment
Office: +972-2-6757268

Research Interest: We are interested in drug development and drug delivery of Cannabinoid product. Using multideciplinary approach of formulation development, tumor cell assays and in-vivo models we will study efficacy and pharmacological properties of cannabinoids.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Anti angiogenic and anti-cancer efficacy of CB2 agonists

Drug delivery systems for cannabinoids products

Key Words: Cancer; Angiogenesis; CB2 agonists; Drug delivery; Nanoparticles

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Alexander M. Binshtok Ph.D.

Alexander M. Binshtok  Ph.D.
Head, Pain Plasticity Research Group
Chair of Neurobiology Program, Institute of Medical Research Israel-Canada
Office: +972-2-675-7349

Research Interests: The main goal of my lab is to study how pain- and itch-related information is encoded and transmitted by the peripheral and central neurons in normal and pathological conditions. Based on the understanding of the molecular and biophysical mechanisms of detection and transmission of noxious stimuli we also aim to develop new approaches for selective targeting pain- and itch-generating neurons as well as tumor cells.  

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Cannabinoid-induced targeted facilitated entry of cytotoxic compounds selectively into tumor cells

Mechanisms of cannabinoid-induced analgesia

Keywords: CBD, TRP channels, pain, itch, cancer

 

 

 

 

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Elyad Davidson M.D.

Elyad Davidson M.D.
Director of Pain Relief Unit Hadassah Hebrew University Med Center
Member, Board of Directors, Hebrew University Center for Research on Pain & Israel Pain Association
Chairman, Board of Directors, Acute Pain Section, Israel Society of Anesthesiology
Office: +972-2-6776911

Research Interest: Clinical research related to cannabis with patients and healthy volunteers. 

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Cannabis and acute neuropathic pain

Perioperative cannabis administration

Forms of cannabis administration

Safety of cannabis administration

Cannabis and nociception

 

 

 

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Abraham J. Domb Ph.D.

Abraham J. Domb Ph.D.
Head, Biopolymers and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab
Member of the Academic Committee, Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
Leonel Jacobson Chair for Medicinal Chemistry and Biopolymers
Office: +972-2-6757573

Research Interest: Improved bioavailability and formulations of cannabis active molecules; analytical chemistry and forensic analysis of cannabinoids.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Affecting Intestinal First Pass Metabolism Processes of Orally Administered Drugs by Pharmaceutical Methodology: The Cannabinoids Paradigm

Key Words: Pro-nanodispersion lipospheres; Oral bioavailability; Buccal delivery; Cannabinoids analysis 

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Mona Dvir-Ginzberg Ph.D.

Mona  Dvir-Ginzberg Ph.D.
Head, Cartilage Biology Laboratory
Office: 972-2-6757614

Research Interest: I am interested in understanding key molecular pathways in articular cartilage affected by the endocannabinoid system or cannabinoids at large.  My work focuses on the highly prevalent age-associated diseases of the joint called Osteoarthritis.

 

 

 

 

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Studying the effect on D9-THC on post-traumatic OA development

Studying the effect on D9-THC on age-related OA development

Studying the effect on D9-THC on age-related dementia (collaboration with Prof. Andreas Zimmer, Univ. of Bonn) 

 

Key Words: Cartilage, Inflammation, MMP, D9-THC, Osteoarthritis severity, Sirt1

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Leor Eshed Williams Ph.D.

Leor Eshed Williams Ph.D.
The Robert H. Smith Institute of Plant Sciences & Genetics in Agriculture
Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Office: +972-8-9489964

Research Interest:  We are studying the molecular mechanisms of plant cell totipotency and competency to differentiate and regenerate.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Developing methods for genome editing in cannabis in a non-transgenic manner

Key words: Transformation; Regeneration; Genome editing; Transcription profile

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Sara Eyal Ph.D.

Sara Eyal Ph.D.
Head, The Transporter/Clinical Pharmacy Lab
Office: 972-2-675-8667

Research Interest: We are interested in investigating various aspects of the cannabinoid system in patients with epilepsy and in animal models of epilepsy.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Cannabinoids in epilepsy 

Key Words: Epilepsy; Antiepileptic drugs; Transporters

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Michael Friedman Ph.D.

Michael  Friedman Ph.D.
Head, Drug Delivery Systems Lab
Office: +972-2-6758664

Research Interest: Novel drug and stem cells delivery systems for human and veterinary applications

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Controlled Release Gastro-Retentive Swelling Dosage Forms for Optimising Therapy of Cannasinoids (Collaboration with Prof. A. Hoffman)

Key Words: Delivery systems; Absorption; Gastroretentive; Controlled release; Pharmacokinetics; Extended absorption

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Nissim Garti Ph.D.

Nissim Garti Ph.D.
Director, Casali Institute of Applied Chemistry
The Ratner Family Chair of Chemistry - Institute of Chemistry
Faculty of Science - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Office: +972-2-6758701

Research Interest: Novel Nano delivery vehicles for bioactives

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Extraction, solubilization and delivery of Cannaboids using novel nanodelivery liquid vehicles

Key Words: Nano vehicles; Delivery; Solubilization

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Amiram Goldblum Ph.D.

Amiram Goldblum Ph.D.
Head, Lab of Molecular Modeling and Drug Discovery and Design
Office: +972-2-6758701

Research Interest: Modeling small molecule activities at protein targets by using physico-chemical properties of ligands to distinguish and classify active molecules from inactive or from less active ones, a "model" being a large set of molecular property filters each having a different ability for classification.

Scoring of molecules is achieved by virtual screening huge molecular databases through the filters and discovering novel active molecular scaffolds. A major interest is in "multitargeting", i.e., discovering single molecules that act at two or more protein targets and avoid antitargets.  We focus on main CNS GPCRs.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Activity Models of Cannabinoid Receptors

Virtual Screening to find multitargeting candidates for CB1 and CB2 receptors

Key Words: in Silico Modeling; Iterative Stochastic Elimination; CB1 ligands; CB2 ligands; Virtual Screening

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Gershon Golomb Ph.D.

Gershon Golomb Ph.D.
Head, Targeted Nanoparticles Lab
The Woll Sisters and Brothers Chair in Cardiovascular Diseases
Office: +972-2-6758658

Research Interest: Targeting of nanoparticles containing cannabinoids/endocannabinoids to specific organs/tissues, and studying their effect on monocytes/macrophages.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Targeting of cannabinoids to inflamed tissue: Elucidating the mechanism of immunomodulation

Targeting of nanoparticles containing cannabinoids to peripheral neuronal cells or the extracellular matrix

Key Words: Targeted delivery systems; Monocytes; Peripheral neuronal cells; Inflammation; Nanomedicine.

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Bruria Hirsh Raccah

Bruria Hirsh Raccah
Senior Lecturer , Pharmacoepidemiology Research Unit, Division of Clinical Pharmacy
Tel Cellular: +972.54.7526786

Research Interest: To study the cardiovascular effect (left ventricular [LV] function, myocardial injury and arrhythmia) of cannabis consumption in patients at high risk for cardiovascular events.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

  • Cardiovascular effects of cannabis exposure in patients treated with Anthracycline

Key Words: cannabis, cardiology,  anthracycline, cardiotoxicity,  chemotherapy

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Amnon Hoffman Ph.D.

Amnon Hoffman Ph.D.
Head, Biopharmaceutics of Drug Delivery Systems Lab
Office: +972-2-6757014

Research Interest: The main theme of our lab is to optimize drug therapy according to pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics principles. This is based on both clinical and preclinical investigations, with special interests in the biological aspects of drug delivery systems.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Affecting Intestinal First Pass Metabolism Processes of Orally Administered Drugs by Pharmaceutical Methodology: The Cannabinoids Paradigm

Enhancing oral bioavailability of cannabinods

Prolonged controlled release of cannabinoids

Lipid based pharmaceutic formulations

Key Words: Delivery systems; Absorption; Intranasal; Gastroretentive; Bio-pharmacy; SNEDDS; Pain; Multiple Sclerosis

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Francesca Levi-Schaffer Ph.D.

Francesca Levi-Schaffer Ph.D.
Head, Laboratory of Immunopharmacology: Asthma and Allergy
Chair, Isaac and Myrna Kaye Chair in Immunopharmacology
Office: +972-2-6757512

Research Interest: The role of endocannabinoids in allergic inflammation and the role of endocannabinoids in synergism with pro-resolving lipid mediators in resolution of allergic inflammation.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids: 

Allergy, mast cells, eosinophils and the endocannabinoid system

Key Words:  Allergy; Mast cells; Eosinophils; Membrane receptors; Treatment

 

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Maggie Levy Ph.D.

Maggie Levy Ph.D.
Head, Lab of Plant-Pathogen Interactions
Office: +972-8-9489162

Research Interest: The main focus of the research in our lab is plant-pathogen interactions. We study the plant's defense responses against the fungal plant-pathogen Botrytis cinerea. Structural defense, chemical defense and plant induced resistance via the biocontrol agents Pseudozyma aphidis.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Developing new strategies to control Botrytis cinerea and other fungal pathogens in Cannabis

The use of Cannabiswaste as green manure to control plant pathogens                 

Key Words: Plant immunity; Phytopathogens; Fungi; Resistance; Green manure; Secondary metabolites

 

 

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Ph.D Ilan Matok

Ph.D Ilan Matok
Pharmacoepidemiology Research Lab
Chair, Department of Clinical Pharmacy
David Eisenberg Chair in Pharmacy
Tel Office: +97226757578 Tel Cellular: +972544738508

Research Interest: Safety and efficacy of medical cannabinoids

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

  • To evaluate the safety and efficacy profile of medical cannabinoids in children in children with refractory epilepsy, chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomit, and autism.
  • To characterize the population at risk for negative mental emotions in adults exposed to cannabis.
  • To evaluate the risk of mental illness in medical cannabis patients.

Key Words: medical cannabis, mental health, psychosis, schizophrenia, children

 

Capabilities for Scientific Collaborations and Services

  1. Big Data- pharmacoepidemiology
  2. Systematic review and meta-analysis

 

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Raphael Mechoulam

Raphael Mechoulam
Head, Medicinal Chemistry Lab
President, Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
Office: +972-2-6758634

Research Interest: My laboratory has worked on the chemistry, pharmacology and clinical effects of natural products (including cannabis) for over 50 years. We have isolated numerous cannabinoids, including the active constituent of cannabis, delta9-THC, and elucidated its structure. We have also identified endogenous cannabinoids in the pig brain. These fatty acid derivatives, named anandamide and 2-AG, are the agonists of a major new biological system called the endocannabinoid system. Most of my current research focuses on the numerous anandamide-like compounds in the mammalian body, many of which are involved in basic biological reactions, such as bone formation, vasodilation, head trauma, addiction, etc. We have also developed novel cannabinoids and anandamide-like compounds which are being developed as drugs by pharma companies.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Binding mode and Affinity of different cannabinoids and/or endocannabinoids to cannabinoid receptors 

The Effect of cannabinoids (synthetic, plant- or brain- derived) on the recovery of function and on neurogenesis in traumatic brain injury (TBI)

Mechanism of action of eCB as neuroprotective and neuroregenerative molecules

Allergy, mast cells, eosinophils and the endocannabinoid system

Key Words: Tetrahydrocannabinol; Cannabidiol; Anandamide; 2-AG; Oleoyl-serine.

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Arieh Moussaieff Ph.D.

Arieh Moussaieff Ph.D.
Head, The laboratory of Cell Metabolism
Office: +972-2-6757197

Research Interest: We aim to characterize metabolic networks in differentiating cells and regulate cell fate by metabolic modulation.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Exploring the metabolic pathways involved in the pre-implantation embryo development and their use as targets for improving embryo implantation rates

Regulating fat cell metabolism and cell fate

Key Words: Metabolism; Metabolomics; Early development; Cancer

 

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Reuven Or M.D.

Reuven Or M.D.
Bone Marrow Transplantation, Cancer Immunotherapy & Immunobiology Research Center
Office: +972-2-677-6561

Research Interest: The influence of different cannabinoids on hematopoiesis after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. The use of different cannabinoids and cannabis products as a treatment for Graft versus host disease.

Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

The influence of cannabinoids on hematological reconstitution and on graft versus host disease after Bone Marrow Transplantation in murine model.

Key Words: Bone Marrow Transplantation, Graft versus Host Disease, hematopoiesis, THC, CBD

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Avi Priel Ph.D.

Avi Priel Ph.D.
Head, Lab of Molecular Pharmacology of Somatosensation and Pain
Head, Academic Committee of the Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
Office: +972-2-6757299

Research Interest: The molecular mechanism(s) of somatosensory TRP channels modulations by exogenous and endogenous cannabinoids.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Mechanisms of cannabinoid-induced analgesia

The activation mechanism(s) of TRPV1 and TRPA1 by the active components of cannabis

Key Words: Ligand-gated ion channels; Somatosensory TRP channels; Somatosensation and Pain; Electrophysiology; Molecular Biology

 

 

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Zvi Roth Ph.D.

Zvi Roth Ph.D.
Head, Laboratory of Physiology of Mammalian Reproduction
Office: +97289489103

Research Interest: The main goal of our lab is to explore the effects of cannabinoids on the mammalian gametes. In particular, to examine the effect of cannabinoids on intracellular and molecular mechanisms during oocyte maturation and sperm capacitation, with a follow up on fertilization capability and embryonic development.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

The effect of cannabinoids on oocyte and sperm competence

Key Words: oocyte maturation, sperm capacitation, fertilization competence, early embryonic development.

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Yakir Rottenberg M.D.

Yakir Rottenberg M.D.
Head, Palliative Service at Hadassah Medical Center
Member of the Academic Committee, Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
Head, Israeli Palliative care Group, ISCORT (The Israeli Society for Clinical Oncology and Radiation Therapy
Office: +97226777111

Research Interest: I have a broad background in oncology, geriatrics, bio-statistics and medical innovation. Since I established a cannabis clinic in 2013, more than 3,100 licenses have been granted for the medical use of cannabis combined with conducting a clinical trial in early order to assess the impact of cannabinoids on solid tumors (ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT02255292), in collaboration with Prof. Rafael Meshulam.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Preventing cognitive impairment by using intranasal delivery of Cannabinoids for high risk populations.

Risks factors for potential addiction among cancer survivors who use medical marijuana.

Key Words: Cannabinoids delivery, immunosuppression, cognitive impairment, addiction.

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Ph.D Betty Schwartz

Ph.D Betty  Schwartz
Head of Laboratory Nutrient-Gene Interactions
Chair (Co-Chair International M.Sc. Program in Nutrition)
Tel Cellular: +97254-8820265 Tel Number: +9728-9489007

Research Interest: We are interested in the chronic effect of THC in an obese setting, specifically how it impacts metabolic diseases associated with obesity.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

  • Each research topic must be presented by an abstract in the “Research Projects” section

Key Words: Liver steatosis, obesity, phytocannabinoids, endocannabinoids

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Tawfeeq Shekh-Ahmad

Tawfeeq Shekh-Ahmad
Senior Lecturer
Tel Office: +972-26757227 Tel Cellular: +972-546280984

Research Interest: 

1. Pharmacokinetic interaction between canabis products and anti-seizure medications.

2. Nano-delivery systems of canabis products

Capabilities for Scientific Collaborations and Services

  1. Animal Models
  • PTZ induced seizure, spontaneous seizures
  • Kainic acid induced status epilepticus
  • Temporal Lobe Epilepsy models
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Autoimmune mediated epilepsy
  1. Ex-vivo and in vitro Models
  • Low Magnesium model of epileptoform activity
  • Pentelyntetrazole seizure model
  • 4-aminopyridine and picrotoxin-induced seizure
  1. Cell lines and Cultures
  • Primary cortical cell cultures
  • SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cell line
  1. Drug Delivery Vehicles
  2. Special and Unique Laboratory Techniques
  • In vitro live cell imaging
  • In vivo Fiber Photometry
  • Wireless, in vivo EEG recording system
  1. Drug Design and Synthesis
  2. Equipment for Analysis, Diagnosis, Equipment Facilit

Key Words: Neuropharmacology & Gene Therapy Laboratory

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Or Shemesh

Or Shemesh
Counter Disease Engineering (Shemesh Lab). Assistant Professor
Tel Office: +1-617-877-4738

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

The antiviral activity of CBD.
Since we find viruses in Alzheimer’s disease brains, and since CBD has known antiviral activity, we would like to test the therapeutic potential of cannabinoids against brain-infecting viruses.

Key Words: Glioblastoma, Alzheimer’s Disease, Genetically-Encoded Nanoparticles, Gene-therapy, Vision Restoration.

 

 

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Esther Shohami Ph.D.

Esther Shohami Ph.D.
Head, Neurotrauma Lab
Office: +972-2-6757513

Research Interest: The role of cannabinoids in the recovery of motor and cognitive functions after traumatic brain injury (TBI)

 

 

 

 

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Mechanism of action of eCB as neuroprotective and neuroregenerative molecules.

The Effect of cannabinoids (synthetic, plant- or brain- derived) on the recovery of function and on neurogenesis in traumatic brain injury (TBI)

 

Key Words: TBI; Neurogenesis; neuroinflammation; neuroprotective

 

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Oded Shoseyov Ph.D.

Oded Shoseyov Ph.D.
Head, Biotechnology Lab
Member of the Academic Committee, Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
Office: +972-8-9489084

Research Interest: Shoseyov laboratory has been working on NIR spectrometry, remote sensing and machine learning of cannabis chemical composition and genetic markes.

 Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Near-Infrared (NIR) supported by image analysis and machine learning as a fast screening tool for cannabis flower composition analysis by remote sensing and spectral markers for marker assisted breeding.

Key Words: Cannabis plants; Cannabinoids; Near-Infrared (NIR); Image analysis; Machine learning

 

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Avital Shurki Ph.D.

Avital Shurki Ph.D.
Head, Computational Chemistry, Modeling and Drug Design Unit
Hans J. and Tilly Weil Chair in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Office: +972-2-675-8696

Research Interest: Our lab focuses on understand fundamental questions such as affinity and reactivity in chemistry and biochemistry using different computational methods.

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Binding mode and Affinity of different cannabinoids and/or endocannabinoids to cannabinoid receptors

Key Words: Theoretical Studies; Molecular Modeling; Computational Chemistry; Structural Studies; Reactivity 

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Joseph (Yossi) Tam Ph.D.

Joseph (Yossi) Tam Ph.D.
Head, Obesity and Metabolism Laboratory
Director, Multidisciplinary Center for Cannabinoid Research
Office: +972-2-6757645

Research Interest: Our lab is focused on uncovering the involvement of the endocannabinoid system in the pathogenesis of obesity and its metabolic complications, with therapeutic prospects for the development of an effective drug therapy.                                                                                                     
Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

Assessing the contribution of the peripheral endocannabinoid system to the development of obesity in Prader-Willi syndrome

Elucidating the role of proximal tubular cb1 receptor in Obesity-induced renal dysfunction

Exploring the signaling pathways activated by hepatic cb1 receptor in Obesity-induced hepatic steatosis

Identifying the role of the peripheral endocannabinoid system in leptin resistance and Obesity

Targeting proximal tubular cb1 receptor for the treatment of Diabetic Nephropathy

Encapsulation of cannabinoids by nanoparticles for improved frug delivery for different indications

Key Words: Endocannabinoids; Cannabinoid-1 (CB1) receptor; Diet-induced Obesity; Diabetes; Metabolic syndrome; Leptin Resistance; Diabetic Nephropathy; Renal function; Syndromic Obesity; Prader-Willi Syndrome; Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD); Insulin resistance;  Drug design; Nanotechnology; Endocrinology; Pharmacology; Metabolism

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Rami Yaka Ph.D.

Rami Yaka Ph.D.
Head, Lab of Addiction Neuroscience
Dr. Leon Deutsch and Dr. Mina Deutsch Chair in Psychopharmacology
Office: +972-2-6758735

Research interest: Understanding the molecular mechanism that underlies the neuroprotective effects of the cannabinoid system in different pathophysiological conditions. 

Specific Research Topics on Cannabinoids:

The role of CBD in traumatic brain injury

Key Words: addiction, head trauma, epilepsy, cannabinoids metabolism, CRISPR CAS 

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Shimona Yosselson Superstine Ph.D.

Shimona Yosselson Superstine Ph.D.
Director, Clinical Pharmacy Experience Program, Division of Clinical Pharmacy, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Head of the Continuing Education Unit, School of Pharmacy, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Office: +972-2-6757025

Research Interest: Potential drug interactions with cannabis, Continuing Pharmacy Education on the topic of cannabis to health care professionals

Key Words: Drug Interactions, Education

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