Seminar on "How Does MicroRNA-675 Enhance Muscle Inflammatory Response? Study of Muscle Inflammatory Process Through a Systematic Approach"

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Seminar on "How Does MicroRNA-675 Enhance Muscle Inflammatory Response? Study of Muscle Inflammatory Process Through a Systematic Approach"

On December 19, 2025, a seminar titled "How Does MicroRNA-675 Enhance Muscle Inflammatory Response? Study of Muscle Inflammatory Process Through a Systematic Approach" was held by doctoral student Narmin Akhundova, organized by the Graduate School of Science, Arts and Technology and the Department of Life Sciences.

The presenter is pursuing doctoral education in "Molecular Biology" at Imperial College London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, based on a tripartite agreement with the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Khazar University within the framework of the "State Program on Increasing International Competitiveness of the Higher Education System in the Republic of Azerbaijan for 2019-2023."

Students and faculty members of the Department of Life Sciences at Khazar University participated in the seminar. The participants voiced their questions about the importance of microRNAs in muscle loss, clinical problems associated with muscle loss, and new scientific research conducted in this field, and engaged in an interesting exchange of ideas on the topic.