Scott Magness, PhD, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Gut on chip: Microphysiological systems to study intestinal biology and disease
Gut on chip: Microphysiological systems to study intestinal biology and disease
Hacking epithelial differentiation programs to eradicate “cancer stem cell" populations in human salivary gland malignancies
Unraveling how the microbiome contributes to CRC
Cellular Plasticity of Paneth cell progenitors in response to Intestinal Injury
A Gut Choice
CRISPR screening in the liver to discover key factors regulating regeneration and tumorigenesis
10:15 AM - 10.15 AM Introduction by Robert Schwabe, MD, PhD; Timothy Wang, MD; and Kara Margolis, MD Session I Microbial and Immune Interactions in Inflammation and Pre-neoplasia (10:15AM-11.50AM) Chair: Sankar Ghosh, PhD 10:15 AM-10:50 AM Keynote speaker Dan Littman, MD, PhD, New York University, NY. "Immune system regulation by the intestinal microbiota" 10:50 AM-11:10 AM […]
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, […]
The interplay between autophagy and metabolic reprograming in hepatocellular carcinoma
Hippo/YAP signaling in gastrointestinal development and homeostasis