Research Interest: Biochemistry
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Guardia, Charly WEBSITE PUBLICATIONS |
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The human placenta is the first organ to develop after fertilization and is the least studied! We hope to change this by using a multidisciplinary approach. From iPSC-derived trophoblasts in culture to mouse models and human placenta tissue, the Placental Cell Biology Group at NIEHS answers fundamental questions about placenta cell and developmental biology. Our lab uses a range of microscopy (cryo-EM, fluorescence), recombinant protein production, and -omics techniques. The goal of our research is to understand how autophagy controls placenta development, differentiation, and function. |
Soden, Gaby |
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Sipko, Emily |
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Puller, Gabby |
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McInnis, Liz |
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Maurer, Olivia |
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Losay, Victor |
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Kelestemur, Enes |
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Alcira, Britney |
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Adler, Vikki |
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