Matthew F. Rose, MD, PhD
Research Interests Appointments Research Abstract We study the gene networks driving neuronal diversity during brainstem development to uncover why only
Research Interests Appointments Research Abstract We study the gene networks driving neuronal diversity during brainstem development to uncover why only
School of Medicine Regulation of cortical development and its stem cells Forebrain stem cell development, disease, and application – During mammalian forebrain
Long noncoding RNAs in epigenetic programming, mammalian X chromosome inactivation (XCI) as a model to investigate the specificity of lncRNAs
Mechanisms of regeneration and stem cell control Academic distinctions:LEO Foundation award, Region Americas, 2019American Association of Anatomists young investigator award,
Development, Regeneration, and Diseases of the Pancreas The Parsons laboratory seeks to understand how the pancreas develops, regenerates following injury,
Recent Publications (from Pub Med) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/12KCbtzdjYm5t/bibliography/public
cellular and molecular mechanisms of long-range intercellular communication The research goal of the Eom lab is to discover the cellular
Program Director, CIRM Training Grant II; Principal Investigator, CIRM Shared Research Laboratory and Stem Cell Techniques Course; Professor, Department of Developmental