Dharitri Parmar
Government Medical College, India
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: J Neurol Neurophysiol
Omega 3 and 6 are different types of PUFA having distinct effects on human systems. EFA is most debatable and important nowadays while studying nutritional role of lipids and its effects in physiology. This oral presentation is to focus on recent advances in importance of ratio (omega 6: omega 3) for clinical purposes physiologically. Omega 3 and Omega 6 compete for enzymes to produce signaling molecules, to modulate gene expression and to consolidate cell-membrane. The ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 is of importance according to various studies and its effects on nervous system physiologically, which may differ for different tissues or functions. Many hypothesis and various mechanisms are discussed herewith in context to BBB, membrane fluidity, myelin sheath, neurotransmitters etc. As a researcher it is studied for physiology of Learning, memory, sleep, early development, aging, and stress with EFA. Results conclude that 4:1 ratio has protective and stabilizing effects on neuron and its functions.The ratio may be a key factor in modulating behavioral, developmental, pharmacological effects of lipids.
Dharitri Parmar is working as Professor in Physiology since 2007 and as Teacher in medical college since 1992. She has contributed almost 22 years as teacher is in Government Medical College, Surat, India which is affiliated to Veer Narmad South Gujarat University. She is multifaceted personality who is interested in administration and academic activities. Currently holding the post of Addittional Dean of the Government Medical College. She has worked on few reserch topics and floated presentation online. She has visited nearly 50 medical schools in India and overseas as assessor (deputed by Medical council of India) : as an examiner or as an interviewer. She has also reviewd number of publications for journals.
E-mail: dharitris@hotmail.com
