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One of our main focuses is generation of new pluripotent stem cells (PSCs) for novel insights in basic biology and developing new translational applications.

Get to know our Principal Investigator and team of researchers at Jun Wu Lab.

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Publications for Jun Wu, Ph.D.

The study of reactive oxidant species (ROS) has long been dominated by the concept that ROS are primarily of biomedical importance because of their capacity to initiate damaging reactions that cause oxidative stress and cellular injury.

Specialized metazoan cells have diverse functions which require them to interact differently with the body’s matrix scaffolds.

A holy grail for regenerative medicine is to grow entire body parts for patients in the laboratory as replacements for damaged or failing organs.

To mediate long-term changes in function and structure of such numerous contacts, somewhat independently, neurons utilize “localized” protein synthesis within dendrites and near synapses.

Advances in identifying and capturing various kinds of stem cells, and in zygote genome editing, have broadened the repertoire and utility of interspecies mammalian chimeras and carved out new paths towards understanding fundamental biology and developing regenerative medicine applications.

Publications for Huber Lab