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Zhao Lab
Under the direction Mingtao Zhao, DVM, PhD, the Zhao Lab is exploring the genetic basis of cardiovascular development and congenital heart disease using patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs).
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Li Lab
Under the direction of Deqiang Li, MD, PhD, the Heart Development and Regeneration Lab at Nationwide Children's Hospital aims to understand the fundamental mechanisms of cardiac cell proliferation and differentiation and how signaling communications instruct specific processes.
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Yerebakan Lab
The Yerebakan Lab studies why some babies are born with very small or weak hearts and whether those hearts can grow stronger if given the right help. Using a special embryo model, we can temporarily change blood flow and then restore it to see if the heart can recover its growth.
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Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)
While the patient is under anesthesia, the doctor performs an endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) with X-ray assistance to visualize problems of the bile and pancreatic ducts such as narrowing, blockages, stones, inflamed ducts or other abnormalities.
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McConnell Lab
Under the direction of Patrick McConnell, MD, the McConnell’s Lab focuses on studying biological models of heart function, pathophysiology and cardiac assisting devices.
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Trask Lab
Under the direction of Aaron Trask, PhD, the Trask Lab's research focuses on studying processes involved in adverse micro- and macro-vascular remodeling in disease.
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Wang Lab
Under the direction of Ruoning Wang, PhD, the Wang Lab conducts research to understand the fundamental questions related to cell metabolism, cell cycle, and cell fate determination in various physio-pathological contexts.
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Grayson Lab
Under the direction of Mitchell Grayson, MD, the Grayson Lab studies how allergic diseases, like food allergy and asthma, develop, how respiratory viral infections can drive that development and how allergic disease affects the antiviral immune response in the lung.