Lepsveridze Eka
Ilia State University, Building G, Room 209, G. Tsereteli str. 1, Tbilisi, 0162
Direction:Neurobiology
Position:Full Professor
Eka Lepsveridze graduated from 2nd Experimental school of Tbilisi with honours in 1995 and the same year entered Tbilisi State University (TSU), Faculty of Biology and Medicine, specialization – Biology. In 1999 Eka got Bachelor’s degree in Biology and the same year entered Master’s level of the department of Human and Animal Physiology, TSU. In 2001 Eka received masters’s degree in Biology. Since 2003 she continued her career in Hamburg, at the Center for Molecular Neurobiology and in 2006 she got Doctor’s degree in Natural Sciences, at the University of Hamburg, department of Biology, faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences. Since 2007 Eka has worked at Ilia State University as an academic personnel. She has published about 10 scientific articles in peer reviewed journals and has received several awards for scientific activities.
Scientific interests / research interests
- Human and Animal Physiology; Neurobiology; Learning and Memory; Epilepsy; study of pathogenic organisms
Featured publications
- Solomonia R., Lepsveridze E., Kiguradze T., Nozadze M. (2013) Inositols and Epilepsy, Inositol: Synthesis, Functions and Clinical Implications (Book) NOVA publishers, Edited by Rocha H. and Cardoso M. 105-127
- Kharlamov E.A., Lepsveridze E., Meparishvili M., Solomonia R., Lu B., Miller E.R., Kelly K.M., Mtchedlishvili Z. (2011) Alterations of GABAA
- and glutamate receptor subunits and heatshock protein in rat hippocampus following traumatic brain injury and in posttraumatic epilepsy. Epilepsy Res., 95(1-2), 20-34
- Mtchedlishvili Z., Lepsveridze E., Xu H., Kharlamov E.A., Lu B., Kelly K.M. (2010) Increase of GABA(A) receptor-mediated tonic inhibition in
- dentate granule cells after traumatic brain injury. Neurobiol Dis., 38(3),464-75,
- Schmidt,C., Lepsverdize,E., Chi,SL., Das, AM., Pizzo,SV., Dityatev, A. and Schachner, M. (2008) Amyloid precursor protein and amyloid beta-
- peptide bind to ATP synthase and regulate its activity at the surface of neural cells. Molecular Psychiatry. 13(10), 953-69.
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One-cycle higher educational program
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2020-2021 Year Bachelor’s level
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2019-2020 Year Bachelor’s level
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2018-2019 Year Bachelor’s level
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2017-2018 Year Bachelor’s level
Master’s level
2016-2017 Year Bachelor’s level
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2015-2016 Year Bachelor’s level
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2014-2015 Year Bachelor’s level
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2013-2014 Year Bachelor’s level
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2012-2013 Year Bachelor’s level
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2011-2012 Year Bachelor’s level
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2010-2011 Year Master’s level
2009-2010 Year Master’s level
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