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Mark Krasnow is a distinguished professor in the Department of Biochemistry at Stanford University. His research primarily utilizes genetic and genomic approaches to elucidate the genetic programs that control development, renewal, and regeneration of the lung. He has a particular interest in understanding the behaviors of stem cells and how these are controlled by dynamic dimensions, in order to generate functional lung tissue. Krasnow's work also includes mapping the neural circuits responsible for breathing to identify arrhythmias. He has established an international consortium in Madagascar, collaborating with local students and scientists to develop a new genetic model organism, the mouse lemur, which can provide a valuable model for hands-on biomedical education, strengthening the capabilities of developing countries and preserving their unique resources.
Stanford University • Stanford, CA
New Beckman Center Director
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