Dr. Lina Misevičienė

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Research Group

Projects and Grants:

2004–2005 - NATO Collaborative Linkage Grant No. LST.CLG 97882 (on enzymatic, cytotoxicity, and radiolysis studies of nitroaromatic explosives), team member.
2004 - Lithuania Science and Studies Foundation project No.T-69/04 "The substrate specificity and reaction mechanisms of PETN reductase", team member.
2005 - Lithuanian Science Foundation project No. T-25/05 “Novel high energy nitroaromatic compounds: investigation of their oxidation properties)“, team member.
2005–2007 - Cost action B22 “Drug development for parasitic diseases”, team member.
2007–2011 - Cost action CM0603 “Free Radicals in Chemical Biology”, team member.
2009–2010 - Bilateral collaboration between Lithuania and France - “Gilibert” project “Characterization of action mechanism of Thermotoga maritima peroxiredoxin-nitroreductase hybrid enzyme“, team member.
2009 - Lithuanian Science Foundation project No. T-80/09 “The studies of interaction of apoptosis inducing factor with anticancer compounds“, team member.
2009–2012 - Cost action CM0801 “New Drugs for Neglected Diseases", team member.
2013–2014 - Lithuanian-French Programme „Gilibert“: “Quinones et composes nitroaromatiques, substrats subversifs pour les flavohemoglobines: mecanismes et implications biomedicales“, team member.
2013–2014 - Lithuania-Belarus programme “The characterization of the interprotein interaction and the modulators of the redox equivalent transfer in steroid hydroxylation systems“, team member.
2014–2016 - Research Council of Lithuania project MIP-032/2014 “New generation N-heterocyclic quinones: rational synthesis and elucidation of anticancer activity“, team member.
2018–2021Redox chemistry, biochemistry and cytotoxicity of aromatic nitrocompounds and N-oxides: new insighths (No. DOTSUT-34/09.33-LMT-K712-01-0058), researcher.
2019–2020 - Lithuanian–French Programme "Gilibert": "Caractérisation du flavointeractome de l'agent antipaludique plasmodione et de ses métabolites",  researcher.