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How can gene‑ and stem‑cell therapies enhance therapeutic angiogenesis and modulate vascular inflammation?
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The Liu Lab develops gene‑ and stem cell‑based therapies for therapeutic angiogenesis in regenerative medicine and studies homing signals for endothelial progenitor and mesenchymal stem cells to ischemic, wound and tumor tissues. The group investigates molecular mechanisms of atherosclerosis and vascular inflammation to identify therapeutic targets. In cancer biology, researchers examine Notch signaling dysregulation in tumor and stromal cells to develop targeted therapies for melanoma.
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