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Altered  iron  metabolism  is  one  of  the  pathophysiological  mechanisms  occurring  during  hypoxic  injuries  in  the  central nervous system. Proper homeostasis of cellular iron is regulated by iron import, storage, and export proteins that prevent excess iron  overload  or  iron  starvation  in  cells.  Therapeutic  hypothermia  is  an  approved  treatment  for  hypoxic  ischemia  in  newborns,  but  the underlying molecular mechanism is still unknown. We studied the effects of hypoxia, preceded with preconditioning, on the iron homeostasis of glial cells, known as a major actor in the inflammatory process during perinatal brain injury.

Iron homeostasis is altered in response to hypoxia and hypothermic preconditioning in brain glial cells