THE LABORATORY FOR SCIENCE AND TRANSLATION IN CRITICAL ILLNESS
From Bedside to Bench and back
RESEARCH & DISCOVERIES
Our Areas of Focus:
THE ROLE OF HEMOGLOBIN IN SEPSIS
Cell-free hemoglobin is an endogenous mediator of microvascular disfunction
THE BIOLOGY
OF ARDS
Defining cellular and molecular mechanisms that regulate lung inflammation and permeability
ADVANCEMENT IN LUNG TRANSPLANT
Clinical and translational studies of donor lung utilization and primary graft dysfunction
PROTECTIVE ROLES OF TISSUE FACTOR IN ARDS
Tissue Factor has important protective roles in the lung epithelium
LUNG EPITHELIAL GLYCOCALYX REGULATES THE LUNG INJURY RESPONSE
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The lung epithelium has a glycocalyx that regulates alveolar epithelial function
MAPPING THE INJURED LUNG USING MULTI-OMICS APPROACHES
Using Tissue Mass Spectrometry and single cell approaches to unlock the lungs response to injury
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Team
From students to technicians to trainees to nurses and programmers: the group that makes our work possible