PAN Olsztyn

Endometrial fibrosis as a potential reason for the implantation disorders and early pregnancy loss in mares: role of sex steroids, prostaglandins, lisophosphatic acid and their receptors in pathogens (Project NSC MAESTRO, No 2011/02/A/NZ5/00338; 2012-2017).

Role of tumor necrosis factor-α in pathogenesis of lipopolysaccharide-induced endometritis-pyometra syndrome in domestic cat - in vitro studies. (Project NSC,  N N308 560740; 2011-2014)

Adenomyosis in the cow: molecular mechanism of inception and factors involved in its development (Project NSC,  No 2011/01/B/NZ5/00939; 2010-2013)

Secretion and the role of leucotrienes in porcine uterus during experimentally induced inflammatotory procceses (Project of MS&HE, N N308 128339; 2010-2013)

Whether placenta is involved in establishing the hormonal homeostasis during early pregnancy in cat? (Project MS&HE Iuventus-Plus, IP2011 048971; 2012-2013)

Multi-dimensional analyses of the immuno-endocrine interactions in the equine uterus and ovary at the course of endometrial fibrosis (Polish-Japanes project under PAS-JSPS Agreement)

Role of lysophoshatidic acid in the cellular and molecular mechanisms controlling ebryo-maternal interactions in the cow: in vitro study. (International project of MS&HE under COST FA0702 Action: DPN/DWM/MZ/5751/08/09; 2009-2012).

The influence of ovarian steroids and selected proinflammatory cytokines on production and release of prostaglandin in equine uterus – in vitro study. (International project of MS&HE under COST FA0702 Action: DPN N5/COST/2010; 2010-2012)

Cellular and immune-endocrine mechanisms during endometrial periglandular fibrosis: equine uterus as a model of in vitro study. (Polish-Portuguese joint project MS&HE; 2011-2012)

Participation of progesterone, oxytocin and prostaglandins in the regulation of the mare corpus luteum: an in vitro study (Statutory Fund 2012)