HERBAL PROTECTION
Studies on some herbal additives giving partial protection against
toxic or immunosuppressive effects of some mycotoxins and
improving wound granulation
PIRSES-GA-2012-316067
Annex I – “Description of Work”
International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES)
Call: FP7-PEOPLE-2012-IRSES
PART B
“HERBAL PROTECTION”
PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
Project No: 316067
Project Acronym: HERBAL PROTECTION
Project Full Name: Studies on some herbal additives giving partial
protection against toxic or immunosuppressive effects of some
mycotoxins and improving wound granulation
Marie Curie Actions
Mid-term Report
Period
Final Report-report1363924
PeriodicReport-2017-report1362784
Final Report EU Financial Contribution Distribution-report1364020
Fig. 41) 26.07.2013 – Visiting a Zulu Open Herbs Market in Johannesburg for collecting more information from the source about the healing or protective effects of some local herbs used by traditional healers
Fig. 51) 26.07.2013 – Visiting a Zulu Open Herbs Market in Johannesburg for collecting more information from the source about the healing or protective effects of some local herbs used by traditional healers
Fig. 105) October 2013 – Meeting with Vice rector in North-West University Prof Mashudu Davhana-Maselesele on the current progress of our project
Fig 13) 13.12.2013 – Meeting of Prof Stoycho Stoev of Trakia University and Dr Patrick Njobeh of University of Johannesburg with Prof. JN (Kobus) Eloff, Leader Phytomedicine Programme, Department of Paraclinical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria, South Africa – about the top 10 herbs, which would be useful for study and experiments under Marie Curie International Research Staff Exchange Project of European Union PIRSES-GA-2012-316067
Fig 61) A modern experimental base in University of Kaposvar, Hungary, currently used for transfer of knowledge and qualification under our IRSES project – Computed tomography is used in our pigs studies
Fig. 42) Our colleagues from University of Kaposvar and Hungarian Academy of Science and the coordinators of our IRSES project – Prof Stoev and Prof. Kovac
Fig. 21) University of Kaposvar – European partner of our IRSES project
Fig UJ2) University of Johannesburg – one of our South African partners in our IRSES project
Fig 8) Rhodes University – another partner from South Africa participated in our IRSES project
