Faculty
Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, emphasis upon clinical application; cell:biomaterial interactions; epimorphic regeneration in mammals
Identify phosphorylations, dephosphorylations and acetylations that regulate ATM activity in vivo.
Neurophysiology of sensory-motor coordination, brain-machine interfaces.
Research focused on the interface between clinical informatics and bioinformatics with a particular focus on translational research resources, particularly tissue banking informatics.
Our laboratory studies the molecular mechanisms regulating genetic and acquired cardiomyopathies to identify novel methods to prevent heart failure and sudden death.
Interdisciplinary approach to explore how the signals from the eye are transformed into meaningful percepts by the brain
We apply a multidisciplinary strategy to design and develop biologically and clinically inspired technologies that enable us to elucidate cellular and molecular mechanisms that govern tissue pathology or offer protection during lung and immune injury.
The mechanisms of cross-priming of antigens during immune responses to cancer, viruses and autoimmunity
Demand adapted hematopoiesis in infection and inflammation.
Dr. Borrero is a health services researcher with advanced clinical training in women’s health whose work strives to advance reproductive health equity.
Miguel Brieno-Enriquez's research interests include human meiosis analysis, endocrine disruptor effects on meiotic prophase I, transgenerational epigenetics, NEK1 kinase regulation of cohesin removal, and ovarian reserve protection in mammals.
Protein “quality control”, diseases associated with misfolded proteins, and drug treatments for these diseases
Tumor microenvironment, Cancer stem cells, novel therapeutics for cancer
Basic and translational investigations of the mechanisms and therapies of skin disease.
Development of targeted therapies for KRAS mutant NSCLC; Reactivation of OIS and apoptosis; Mechanisms of acquired resistance to targeted agents