Research Fellow, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences
I am a Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine Research Fellow and member of the Stem Cell Glycobiology team at the School of Medicine, based in the Biodiscovery institute 3.
I have done my PhD in skeletal muscle tissue engineering at the university of Padua and have come to the UK to work on cartilage (QMUL) and, more recently, pancreas regeneration (KCL). My interest and expertise have developed around tissue repair and regeneration both macroscopically and microscopically, with the aim of understanding and harnessing cellular processes at a molecular level to develop better in vitro models and therapeutic approaches.
Leisurely, I am into music and musical stuff and nerdy stuff like gaming and tabletop games, hiking and Tiramisu.
At the Glycoweb network, our aim is to bridge the knowledge gap between glycosaminoglycans genetic encoding and the post translational modifications that gives us the existing fascinating high… read more
At the Glycoweb network, our aim is to bridge the knowledge gap between glycosaminoglycans genetic encoding and the post translational modifications that gives us the existing fascinating high variability and diversity of these proteins.
Understading how Glysominoglycans final product is created, will open to a plethora of possibilities, including tailored matrix products, understanding GAG related disease phenotypes and develop targeted therapeutical approaches in turn.
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