I am Dr. Seda Keskin, a researcher in the field of life and health sciences. Throughout my academic journey, I have focused on histopathology, inflammation, senescence, aging, regenerative medicine, and the biological effects of natural compounds. I adopt an interdisciplinary perspective that bridges experimental and theoretical approaches.
My research aims to better understand cellular and molecular mechanisms and translate this knowledge into clinically relevant and translational outcomes. I highly value interdisciplinary collaborations, believing that joint efforts lead to more comprehensive findings with stronger scientific impact.
My goal is to establish meaningful collaborations at both national and international levels, contributing to innovative projects that advance scientific knowledge and create long-term value.
Inflammatory Skin Diseases Psoriasis Cellular Senescence Vascular Biology Pericyte–Endothelial Interactions Regenerative Medicine Stem Cells Tissue Engineering Hair Follicle Regeneration Molecular Signaling Pathways Natural Bioactive Compounds Translational Medicine In Vitro & In Vivo Models Cytokine Networks Oxidative Stress 3D Cell Culture Organoids Therapeutic Inflammation Modulation
