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Education

Degree: PhD
Year: 2004
Institution: University College London
Discipline: Mammalian Embryology and Cell Biology

Degree: B.S.
Year: 1996
Institution: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Discipline: Biology

Petros Marangos

Department of Biological Applications and Technology

Contact Information

Tel.: +30-26510 07392, 7917
e-mail: Personal/Dept/Lab URL/: http://bat.uoi.gr/eng/files/Labs/Cell-Developmental-laboratory_en.pdf

Research topics (related to the Institute)

  1. Study of the mammalian cell cycle of oocytes, eggs and pre-implantation embryos.
  2. Study of the response of oocytes, eggs and preimplantation embryos to DNA damage.
  3. Study of response of embryonic stem cells to DNA damage.
  4. Determination of the role and function of oocyte regulators presenting oncogenic expression..
  5. Study of the mechanisms of oocyte aging and its relationship to chromosomal abnormalities, aneuploidy & DNA damage.
  6. Study of the cell cycle of neural crest stem cells.

Research summary

  • The main research activity of Ass. Prof. Marangos concerns the study of the cell cycle and the mechanisms of response to DNA damage in germ cells and during mammalian development. The control of the cell cycle during gametogenesis and early embryo development plays an important role in fertility and embryo development. Furthermore, meiotic and stem cell regulators are involved in oncogenesis.

Professional background

2017 - presentHead of Department, BAT
2016 - presentAssociate Professor of Developmental Biology, University of Ioannina, BAT
2012 - presentUniversity College London, UK, Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, Honorary Senior Lecturer
2011 - 2016Assistant Professor of Developmental Biology, University of Ioannina, BAT
2009 - 2010Fleming Biomedical Sciences Research Center, Institute of Molecular Oncology, Athens, Greece, Investigator (ΕΜΒΟ Long-Term Fellowship)
2004 - 2009Post-Doctoral Researcher, University College London (UCL), London, UK, Department of Cell and Developmental Biology
2004Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Stanford University, San Francisco, CA, USA, Dept. of Pathology