May 2025-Dr. Yao published a new article on laminin receptors in the CNS and vasculature
Dr. Yao published a new article entitled "laminin receptors in the CNS and vasculature" in Stroke.
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Laminins and the blood-brain barrier
Nasrollahi, Ava, and Yao Yao. 2025. “Laminins and the Blood-Brain Barrier”. Matrix Biology 137: 33-41.
Laminin Receptors in the CNS and Vasculature
Yao, Yao. 2025. “Laminin Receptors in the CNS and Vasculature”. Stroke 56 (8): 2348-59.
August 2025-Dr. Jingsong Ruan, Dr. Minkyung Kang, and colleagues published a new article on screening and identification of muscle pericyte selective markers
Dr. Jingsong Ruan, Dr. Minkyung Kang, and colleagues published a new article entitled "screening and identification of muscle pericyte selective markers" in Scientific Reports.
Screening and identification of muscle pericyte selective markers
Ruan, Jingsong, Minkyung Kang, Rong Wang, Wanling Xuan, Feng Cheng, and Yao Yao. 2025. “Screening and Identification of Muscle Pericyte Selective Markers”. Scientific Reports 15 (1): 28874.
January 2025-Dr. Yao received the Renato Iozzo Award from American Society of Matrix Biology
Dr. Yao has been selected as the Renato Iozzo Awardee from the American Society of Matrix Biology. Congratulations!
Alejandra Juan Palencia
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Originally from Colombia, Alejandra has a strong interest in neurodegenerative diseases and the mechanisms underlying their progression. She earned her bachelor's in Pharmacy in Spain, where she began her training in neuroscience research. During this time, she developed a deeper curiosity about how...
March 2025-Dr. Ava Nasrollahi published a new article on laminins and the blood-brain barrier
Dr. Ava Nasrollahi published a new article entitled "laminins and the blood-brain barrier" in Matrix Biology.
February 2025-Drs. Kang and Nasrollahi published their Research on Identifying Pericytes populations
Min, who recently graduated from her PhD together with Ava have identified novel markers for brain pericytes, specialized cells crucial for brain health and function. By generating a unique mouse model and employing advanced RNA sequencing, the team distinguished pericytes from similar vascular...