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Bench to bedside in Neonatology

The overall goal of our clinical research programs is to translate scientific knowledge into better understanding and treatment of diseases in childhood.

 

Dynamic in vivo measurements of the tempo of heme oxygenase 1 (HO-1) gene activation over a six day time period in the liver of mice following in vivo transfection is shown in this movie. HO-1 is a key therapeutic target for the treatment of pathologic jaundice and has plieotrophic systemic effects with roles in immune regulation and stress response. This gene is developmentally regulated during the perinatal period. Having access to measurements of gene expression using the noninvasive assays developed in this laboratory has accelerated the study of intervention strategies for several disease states, and the understanding of physiology in the context of the living body. Watch the movie

 

RESEARCH Overview Expertise

General Sudden Infant Death (SIDS)
Pulmonary function
Sleep
Neonatal Infections
Evidence Based Neonatology
Perinatal Epidemiology and Quality Improvement
Acute and Chronic Newborn Lung Disease
Elastin and Alveolar Development
Pulmonary Circulation and Lung Fluid Balance
Using light as a noninvasive approach for monitoring functional changes in living animal models of human development and disease
Simulation & Virtual Reality Based Training
Optical non-invasive diagnosis of brain injury
Simulation & Virtual Reality Based Training
Neurodevelopmental Outcome
Visual Development in Infants
Prevention of Anemia
Retinopathy of Prematurity
Neonatal Jaundice
Heme Oxygenase Biology
Developmental Gastroenterology
Neonatal Nutrition
Neonatal Respiratory Failure