Classes
- Pathological Physiology +3E0106014 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Pathological Physiology I. +1EAP0102090 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Pathological Physiology II. +1EAP0103090 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Neurobehavioral sciences +1EAP0103091 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- ECG PrinciplesEAV090X03 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Pathophysiology of the cerebellum, cell therapy for neurological diseasesED2P252 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Physiology and pathophysiologyEDSZ252 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- ?ESZ098 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Introduction to biomedicineEVP09002 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
Publications
- Effect of dimethyl sulfoxide in cerebellar mutant Lurcher mice2013 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- D1-like receptor blockade in various phases of spatial learning in healthy and neurodefective mice2004 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Functional manifestations of activity dependent plasticity in a model of cerebellar degeneration2004 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Observation of spatial learning in Lurcher mutant mice derived from two strains influenced with high-frequency electromagnetic field2003 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen, Central Library of Charles University
- The effect of high frequency electromagnetic field on spatial learning in two strains of Lurcher mutant mice2002 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen, Central Library of Charles University
- Influencing of D1 dopamine receptors in the process of spatial learning in Lurcher mutant mice.2001 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Spatial learning in two different strains of Lurcher mutant mice2001 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Spatial learning in Lurcher mutant mice using two arrangements of Morris water maze2001 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- Comparison of the effect of the D1 dopamine receptor influencing on spatial learning in two different strains of Lurcher mutant mice2001 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
- The development of spatial learning in a model of olivocerebellar degeneration2001 | Faculty of Medicine in Pilsen
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