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Elisseeff Lab

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Can the immune system help injured tissues repair themselves when guided by carefully designed biomaterials? The group studies regenerative immunology, investigating how adaptive immune responses participate in tissue repair. Researchers compare immune and stromal environments in wounds that heal, wounds that do not heal and tumors. Biomaterials serve as tools for modeling and changing these tissue environments. The work also examines how aging, senescent cells, sex differences and infection or microbial influences affect repair and tissue maintenance, connecting material design with the biology of healing.

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Regenerative immunologyBiomaterialsTissue repairAging

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