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Dr. Büşra ZENCİRCİ is an Assistant Professor at Adiyaman University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Basic Medical Sciences, specializing in the Anatomy department. She has established herself as a dedicated researcher and educator in the field of medical sciences with a focus on neuroscience and anatomical morphometry.
Her educational background includes a Doctorate in Anatomy from Adiyaman University (2019), a Master's degree in Anatomy from Gaziantep University (2015-2019), and a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation from Dumlupinar University (2010-2015). She progressed from Research Assistant to Assistant Professor, with her promotion date listed as March 14, 2025.
Dr. ZENCİRCİ's research focuses on neuroscience, anatomical morphometry, Alzheimer's disease, medical imaging techniques, and histological studies. Her work often involves morphometric analysis of the cerebral cortex, particularly investigating the effects of compounds like Cortexin on neurological disorders. She has developed expertise in comparative analysis of different neuroimaging methodologies and their clinical applications.
Her recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate a strong trend toward Alzheimer's disease research, neuroimaging techniques, and morphometric analysis, with significant contributions to understanding anatomical variations and their clinical implications across multiple organ systems.
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As an educator, Dr. ZENCİRCİ teaches Human Anatomy Practical and Theoretical courses across multiple programs at the Faculty of Medicine, including for students in both the main campus and Besni campus. She has actively addressed challenges in anatomy education, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on medical teaching methodologies.
Dr. ZENCİRCİ has demonstrated consistent scholarly output with numerous publications in international journals, covering diverse aspects of anatomy, neuroscience, and medical imaging. Her collaborative work with researchers like Zümrüt DOĞAN and Muhammed Emre YÜZER reflects her integration into the broader scientific community.
