Dr. Kshitiz Gupta Cancer Research Lab at the University of Connecticut Health Center. We focus on Cell-Cell Communication with a focus on Tumor Microenvironment
These #cardiomyocytes are mature for their age!
The @KshitizLab at @UConn used cardiac mimetic matrix to generate cardiomyocytes with adult-like characteristics and model pathological #hypertrophy. ๐ซ
@CellReports paper: https://t.co/qRRhtz5KXA
Episode: https://t.co/8LTIiAaPPH
Our paper from July 2022 presents "rapid iPSC-CM maturation on surfaces mimicking native cardiac microenvironment" and "concurrent metabolic and redox maturation on cardiac mimetic matrix (CMM)"
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#research#medicine#biology#STEM#cells
https://t.co/JsExLEBYU1
@Sarah_E_Pierce@JeffreyGranja@WJGreenleaf@LabWinslow @RuiTang16 @HowardYChang This work elegantly demonstrates how the downstream effects of an individual driver mutation can change throughout #cancer development, with implications for stage-specific therapeutic resistance mechanisms and the gene regulatory underpinnings of metastatic evolution. #health
Developed LATS inhibitors that effectively suppress the expression of ESR1, providing new potential therapeutic targets for ER+ breast cancer, particularly those with hormone therapy-resistant ESR1 mutations.
#research#cancer#biology#science#STEM#STEMeducation#education
Cancer is not merely mutations getting accumulated. They can arise because of the "wrong repair" of healthy tissue. Finally, fibroblasts and inflammation are playing a central role in cancer.
#stroma#fibroblast#cancer#tumor#medicine#biology#research
Our paper connecting pregnancy to cancer malignancy is out in PNAS.
The paper details how pregnancy has evolved in mammals with direct effect on cancer metastasis in humans.
https://t.co/EOuVxNGm1p