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Xiaoyang Wu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cancer Research at the University of Chicago. His research focuses on understanding the dynamics and signaling mechanisms of epidermal stem cells, particularly their roles in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. His laboratory investigates the fundamental processes regulating epidermal stem cell proliferation, differentiation, and migration, especially during skin wound healing. Wu has published extensively on topics including adult stem cells, cell motility, and tissue engineering, making significant contributions to the field of biomolecular research. His findings on the functions of epidermal stem cells provide insights into dysregulation processes that lead to skin diseases and cancers. With a background in pharmacology, Wu has a strong foundation in molecular biology and biochemistry, which underpins his investigation into the mechanisms of stemness and differentiation in epidermal cells. His lab is dedicated to translating these findings into clinical applications to improve therapeutic outcomes in regenerative medicine.
University of Chicago • Chicago, IL
Research and teaching in cancer biology and regenerative medicine.
Department of Philosophy