Engineering the signalling of the Treg-derived factor Amphiregulin to promote tissue regeneration

PIOTTO, CELESTE

doi:10.26180/22716196.v1

Engineering the signalling of the Treg-derived factor Amphiregulin to promote tissue regeneration

https://doi.org/10.26180/22716196

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posted on 2023-04-28, 04:56 authored by CELESTE PIOTTO

This thesis examines the regenerative potential of a modified growth factor in improving the healing process of different injured tissues. The modified factor was identified as a promising therapeutic candidate.<p></p>

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Principal supervisor

Mikael Martino

Additional supervisor 1

Julien Legrand

Year of Award

2023

Department, School or Centre

Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI)

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Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute

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Australia

Course

Doctor of Philosophy

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DOCTORATE

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Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

Engineering the signalling of the Treg-derived factor Amphiregulin to promote tissue regeneration

History

Principal supervisor

Additional supervisor 1

Year of Award

Department, School or Centre

Additional Institution or Organisation

Campus location

Course

Degree Type

Faculty

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