Ji-Yeon Shin, PhD CUIMC
A nuclear envelope protein complex in hepatic steatosis and neoplasia
A nuclear envelope protein complex in hepatic steatosis and neoplasia
Determinants of bacterial biofilm formation at the intestinal mucosal interface and their roles in pathogen exclusion
“Mechanistic and Therapeutic Insights into Biliary Atresia – A model to understand cholangiocytes under stress”
“Modelling Human Liver Disease Using Bioengineered Tissues”
EAB members: Bishr Omary, MD, PhD (EAB Chair), Henry Rutgers Professor of Biomedical Sciences, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Research, Department of Medicine, Rutgers University Stephen Duncan, PhD, Chair, Department of Regenerative Medicine and Cell Biology, Professor of Medicine, Department of Regenerative Medicine and Cell Biology, Medical University of South Carolina David Lieberman, […]
iPSC approaches to investigate esophageal development and disease
Translating microbiota research into therapies for liver disease
Host Adaptations to Microbial Diversity
Connection of Liver Inflammation with Metabolic Dysfunctions by PU.1
Integrated Multi-Omics Approaches to Identify Novel Mechanisms Underlying Functional GI Disorders