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Why does a leukemic mutation not always lead to leukemia? A new clue from a mouse study at USCWhy do some people with a genetic mutation associated with leukemia remain healthy, while others with the same mutation develop the blood cancer? In a new study published in Blood, scientists from …
Potential relief for osteoarthritis moves to clinical trial after animal studiesA team of researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of USC have found a drug with the potential for curbing painful hyperinflammation from osteoarthritis, according to results of an animal study. …
2023 Request for Proposals: Broad Clinical Research Fellow ProgramA gift from The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation established the Eli and Edythe Broad Clinical Research Fellows at USC. We plan to fund up to 3 positions, and successful applicants will …
2023 Call for Applications: CIRM Clinical Research Fellowship in Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative MedicineWe have a 2-year position available for a clinical trainee who is interested in conducting research related to stem cell biology and/or regenerative medicine in one of the leading labs at USC. …
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Thomas Lozito, PhD
Oliver Bell, PhD
Giorgia Quadrato, PhD
Ching-Ling (Ellen) Lien, PhD
Robert E. Maxson, PhD
Qi-Long Ying, MD, PhD
Neil Segil, PhD
Leonardo Morsut, PhD
Megan McCain, PhD
Francesca Mariani, PhD
Rong Lu, PhD
Zhongwei Li, PhD
Justin Ichida, PhD
Senta Georgia, PhD
Scott E. Fraser, PhD
Denis Evseenko, MD, PhD
Gage Crump, PhD
Yang Chai, DDS, PhD
Paula Cannon, PhD
Michael Bonaguidi, PhD
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Dr. Rong Lu’s lab studies stem cell coordination, regulation and malfunction from a single cell perspective. If you’re interested in studying stem cells or cancer at the single cell level, please email your CV to Dr. Rong Lu at ronglu@usc.edu. For more information, visit https://ronglulab.usc.edu.
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Dr. Rong Lu’s lab studies stem cell coordination, regulation and malfunction from a single cell perspective. If you’re interested in studying stem cells or cancer at the single cell level, please email your CV to Dr. Rong Lu at ronglu@usc.edu. For more information, visit https://ronglulab.usc.edu.