Christina Zachariadou

Christina Zachariadou's work focuses on the biology of teeth-supporting tissues, examining how proteins like collagens, bone sialoprotein, and cell-surface receptors (such as DDR1) contribute to periodontal (gum) health, bone healing, and processes like tooth root resorption. This research combines molecular biology and dental science to understand how oral and bone tissues repair and maintain themselves, often using mouse models. It sits at the intersection of biochemistry, genetics, and dental/bone research.

Publication output has been low but has increased somewhat in recent years, rising from sporadic single papers earlier in the decade to a small but steady cluster of 1-3 papers per year since 2022.

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