Victor Collado Diaz

Victor Collado Diaz is a researcher at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine and Odontology and the Department of Pharmacology. He is associated with the UFDI (Digestive and Inflammatory Diseases Research Unit) and GINFAR (Pharmacology of Inflammation) research groups, focusing on inflammatory disease mechanisms and pharmacological responses.

His research interests center on pharmacology, particularly the role of the P2X7 receptor in drug-induced inflammation. His work lies at the intersection of molecular pharmacology and immunology, with a focus on understanding proinflammatory drug effects such as those caused by abacavir.

The Ramón y Cajal Fellowship highlights his recognition as a competitive postdoctoral researcher in Spain, supporting his independent research trajectory in pharmacological sciences.

He completed his doctoral training under the supervision of Dr. Ángeles Álvarez and Dr. Juan V. Esplugues Mota, contributing to the mechanistic understanding of purinergic signaling in inflammation. No formal advisees are listed, and there is no mention of external grants beyond his fellowship. He is actively involved in research teams focused on digestive and inflammatory diseases.