Welcome to the Mentzer Lab

The Mentzer Lab investigates the adaptive processes involved in blood vessel growth (angiogenesis) and lung regeneration. The study of these processes involves a multi-scale approach: 1) the regulated expression of genes and molecules, 2) the interactive signaling communication between cells, and 3) the structural relationships leading to adult tissue remodeling (morphogenesis). The focus of our laboratory are processes fundamental to normal tissue repair and regeneration; the perturbation of these processes is a major contributor to lung disease and lung cancer.

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Wednesday 3pm (EST, GMT-5) Research Webinar discussing "Work in Progress." Interested participants please contact us for email link (GoToMeeting). September 14, 2011 was our first 3 continent Webinar.
We are accepting applications for a funded Surgical Research Fellowship (US Citizens or equivalent currently in an American surgical residency) beginning in July 2012 and 2013. Contact us for details.
Dr. Barry Gibney will be presenting "Dendritic Cell Migration to the Post-Pneumonectomy Lung" at the ATS meeting in San Francisco, May 22, 2012.
Dr. Barry Gibney will present "Spatial and Metabolic Consequences of Post-Pneumonectomy Lung Growth" at the ACS Meeting in Chicago on October 2, 2012.
Dr. Grace Lee will present "Selective Manipulation of Blood Flow Dynamics in the Microcirculation" at the ACS Meeting in Chicago on October 3, 2012.
Congratulations to Dr. Grace Lee as recipient of the John A. Mannick Research Award.
Max Ackermann presented "Intussusceptive angiogenesis: an alternative route in tumors, inflammation and wound healing" at the Angiogenesis Meeting in Snowbird, UT, January 16-21, 2012.
Dr. Grace Lee presented "Selective Laser Photocoagulation Manipulates Blood Flow Dynamics in the Microcirculation" at the AAS Congress in February 2012.
Dr. Barry Gibney presented "Molecular Imaging in the Post-pneumonectomy Lung" at the AAS in Las Vegas in February 2012.