Konstantin Glebov

Konstantin Glebov is an Honorary Professor at the Peninsula Medical School (Faculty of Health) within the University of Plymouth. His research focuses on mechanisms and potential treatments for rare diseases, alongside exploring policies that support local communities affected by rare diseases. He is affiliated with the Rare Diseases South West initiative.

His research interests include neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Alzheimer’s and related conditions, with a strong emphasis on molecular mechanisms involving TREM2, γ-Secretase, and microglial biology. He also investigates the role of sphingolipids, serotonin, and exosomes in neuronal and glial functions.

Konstantin’s work spans interdisciplinary approaches, combining genetic studies, biochemical analyses, and pharmacological interventions. Recent studies emphasize the interplay between genetic variants, protein processing pathways, and neuroinflammatory responses in disease progression.

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