The goals of our work are to improve understanding of cardiac diseases in veterinary species, particularly infectious disease. The diagnosis of myocarditis or sudden death in veterinary species is frustratingly incomplete due to a ...
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Our research has two main thrusts: biomedical imaging and fiber optics. We are exploring new concepts and techniques for in vivo imaging deep into scattering biological specimens, such as mouse brain, lymph nodes, and ...
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Aydemir Lab’s overall research interests centered on studying the metabolism, function, and toxicity of manganese and zinc using both in vitro and in vivo transgenic mouse model systems.
My lab is focused on understanding how bioactive lipids contribute to diet-microbiome and microbiome-host interactions. We use techniques in molecular biology, mass spectrometry, microbial genetics, and genomics to understand the consequences of lipid transfer ...
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Regulation of Myelo- monopoiesis by chemo lines and hormones including retinoic acid
The objective of Dr. Gerlinde Van de Walle’s research is to open up new avenues towards therapeutic intervention by better understanding the pathogenesis of diseases important to veterinary and human medicine. To this end, ...
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My lab is interested in cytokines as therapeutics. Our goal is to control the immune system without using cells. We design polymers to extend the interleukin’s half-life in vivo.
The structure and function of viral envelope proteins, how genomic mutations lead to changes in the envelope proteins and control viral pathogenesis in influenza viruses and coronaviruses,SARS-CoV, MERS-CoV and feline coronaviruses; novel vaccines and ...
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My group is interested in developing novel label-free cell assays by integrating vibrational spectroscopy, microfluidics, and dielectrophoresis. We apply these techniques to both adherent and non-adherent cells to elicit drug effects on various signalling ...
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