Ep. 80: “Engineered Biomaterials” Featuring Dr. Erika Moore
Episode description
Dr. Erika Moore is an Assistant Professor in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland, where her lab is committed to engineering biomaterial models that harness the regenerative potential of the immune system. She talks about building biomaterials, rejuvenating macrophages, and treating lupus. She also discusses using the right cells in research and promoting financial literacy to make science careers more accessible.
Featured Products and Resources:- Explore scientific resources for your immunology research.
- Differentiate human monocytes into macrophages with ImmunoCult-SF Macrophage Medium.
Heart Failure – Bone marrow can carry an innate immune memory of cardiac stress that may exacerbate heart failure.
Epstein Barr and B Cells – Virus-orchestrated NAD biosynthesis is a druggable metabolic vulnerability of Epstein Barr virus-driven B cell transformations.
Microbiome Modulation in Pregnancy – Bacterial conversion of corticoids into progestins may affect host physiology, particularly in the context of pregnancy.
The Circadian Rhythm and Tumor Immunosuppression – Circadian gating of tumor immunosuppression informs the timing and efficacy of immune checkpoint inhibitors.
Image courtesy of Dr. Erika Moore
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