New insight into the liver’s unique ability to regenerate holds promise for developing treatments for the lung, heart, and other organs that currently must be replaced by transplants.
NYU Abu Dhabi researchers have reported a new way in which the liver is primed to regenerate itself.
Arsenic — a naturally occurring environmental toxicant — causes fatty liver disease in zebrafish, study finds.
NYUAD Researchers Identify the Code That Regulates Liver Regrowth: A New Form of Regenerative Medicine May Follow
Researchers at NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) have discovered the code that is associated with the liver’s genome (complete set of DNA) and its ability to regenerate.
Patientworthy | July 14, 2021
NYU Abu Dhabi study brings hope of 'regrowing' damaged organs
Research work at NYUAD is now trying to unlock the secrets of organ regeneration in the hope that it could help people with damaged hearts or kidneys.
The National | July 12, 2021
A chat with Kirsten Sadler
Kirsten Sadler, Associate Professor and Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity at NYU Abu Dhabi, discusses various scientific and societal challenges, from working with a non-model organism in her lab to life as a female scientist in a Muslim country.
Springer Nature Protocols and Methods Community | April 5, 2019
