Xiaobo Wang, PhD (Instructor of Medicine in the Tabas lab)- joint meeting with HICCC Liver Cancer Program
“New insights into early processes in NASH-induced HCC”
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Will be rescheduled: Nigel W. Bunnett B.Sc., Ph.D., NYU College of Dentistry
Florence Irving Auditorium (hybrid)GPRCs as mediators and targets in digestive diseases and pain
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Core director meeting (BIC meeting is moved to 2022)
Zoom Meeting , United StatesMeeting of all CU-DLDRC Core and Program Directors. BIC Core meeting is being moved to another date in early '22: “Advanced in vitro and in vivo imaging in digestive organs”, with introduction to digestive-focused high-res mass-spec imaging (Stockwell) and SCAPE in vivo imaging (Hillman)
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Holger Willenbring, MD, PhD University of California San Francisco
Zoom Meeting , United StatesRefined views and models of liver regeneration and disease
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Chia-Wei Cheng, PhD, Columbia University
Florence Irving Auditorium (hybrid)Divergent roles of HMGCS2 in intestinal stemness and colonic tumorigenesis
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Ramesh Shivdani, MD, PhD, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School
Zoom Meeting , United States“Intestinal metaplasias and their basis in chromatin”
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Nicole Maloney Belle, MD, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Zoom Meeting , United StatesIntestinal repair proteins: Friend, foe or target?
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CU-DLDRC trainee seminar: Carlotta Ronda, PhD (Harris Wang lab), Alina Li, MD/PhD student (Rustgi lab), Thomas Savage MD/PhD student (Arpaia lab)
Florence Irving Auditorium (hybrid)Carlotta Ronda, PhD: “Novel therapeutic frontiers using targeted microbiome gene therapy for the gastrointestinal tract". Alina Li, MD/PhD student: "Elucidating the role of Fra1 in pancreatic Kras-driven acinar-to-ductal metaplasia". Thomas Savage, MD/PhD student: "Amphiregulin-mediated crosstalk between hepatic stellate cells and immune cells"
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Tim Greten, MD, National Institutes of Health
Florence Irving Auditorium (hybrid)Unraveling the resistance to immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy in NAFLD-HCC
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Klaus Kaestner, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Florence Irving Auditorium (hybrid)Transcriptional control of pancreas development and disease
