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講者：Prof. Colin Jamora
演講題目：Cellular and molecular basis of cutaneous wound healing and diseases with a "wound signature"
演講時間：3/7（五）15:30~17:20
演講地點：普通館 101
主持人：吳嘉文教授
Cellular and molecular basis of cutaneous wound healing and diseases with a "wound signature"
Colin Jamora
Associate Professor
IFOM-inStem Joint Research Laboratory, Institute for Stem
Email: colinj@instem.res.in
The ultimate goal of the Jamora lab is to obtain a mechanistic understanding of the cellular and molecular basis of tissue regeneration and repair in order to control these processes in therapeutic applications. A wide array of experimental approaches ranging from genetic engineering of mouse models to cell biology and biochemistry to quantitative biology is brought to bear in these investigations. This multidisciplinary approach is marshaled to gain a fundamental understanding of tissue homeostasis, using the skin as an experimental platform. Within the skin, the epithelial compartment (the epidermis and hair follicle) is one of the few structures in the mammalian body that undergoes cyclic regeneration throughout the lifetime of the animal. Moreover, as the primary mode of protection from physical and chemical assaults, the epithelium is often damaged and has evolved an amazing capacity to rapidly repair itself. Interestingly, multiple epithelial stem cell niches in both the epidermis and hair follicle make important contributions to the wound-healing program. Current efforts are aimed at unraveling the interplay among the cells that mediate the three phases of the wound-healing program: the inflammatory phase, proliferative phase, and remodeling phase. Interestingly, many diseases exploit and deregulate these processes, which has given rise to the resurgence of the hypothesis of diseases with a “wound signature”. Consequently, though the research projects are strongly rooted in basic biology, they also have considerable potential to promote the development of novel therapeutics for a variety of diseases.
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