Biography
Dr. Manana Kandashvili is a dedicated researcher at the Institute of Chemical Biology, Ilia State University, Georgia. With a strong background in chemistry and neuroscience, her work focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms of epilepsy and neurodegeneration. She has published several impactful studies on topics such as myo-inositol's role in epileptogenesis and the effects of neuroprotective agents like memantine. Fluent in Georgian, English, and German, Dr. Kandashvili continues to contribute significantly to the field of molecular neuroscience.
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Molecular Neurobiology, Energy Metabolism
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Doctor of Philosophy
Ilia State University
Institute of Chemical Biology
Georgia
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