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Martin L. Yarmush
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599 Taylor Road (Bldg# 3893) |
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Piscataway, NJ 08854 |
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BME-231 |
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732-445-4500 x6231 |
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mcreteau@rci.rutgers.edu |
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| In our lab we study a variety of biomedical problems on the molecular and cellular level. Three of our current efforts involve developing: 1) new techniques for differentiating stem cells into liver, pancreas and neural cells, 2) developing new cancer vaccines, and 3) microfabricated organotypic tissue culture systems for studying traumatic brain injury. |
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Recent Papers:
1. Yang E, Maguire TJ, Yarmush ML, Berthiaume F, Androulakis, IP. Identification of regulatory mechanisms of the hepatic response to thermal injury. Computers and Chemical Engineering, 2008; 32: 356-369.
2. Parashurama N, Nahmias Y, Cho CH, van Poll D, Tilles AW, Berthiaume F, Yarmush ML. Activin alters the kinetics of endoderm induction in embryonic stem cells cultured on collagen gels. Stem Cells, 2008; 26: 474 – 484.
3. Maguire T, Davidovich AE, Wallenstein EJ, Androulakis IP, Yarmush ML. Control of hepatic differentiation via cellular aggregation in an alginate microenvironment. Biotechnol Bioeng, 2007; 98: 631-644
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