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Daniel Gallego Perez

Ohio State University

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College of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

NoneDaniel Gallego Perez is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering faculty at Ohio State University.

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biomedical engineering nanotechnology materials science tissue engineering nanobiotechnology biological engineering regenerative medicine cell biology nanomedicine microfabrication biotechnology oncology cancer biology materials engineering bone research medicinal research vascular biology micro technology cellular therapy stem cell research mammalian biology gene delivery pharmaceutical nanotechnology nanoparticle research additive manufacturing composite science lab-on-a-chip biomaterials design brain tumor research biotechnology advance electronics respiratory medicine cancer genomics chip on board surface nanotechnology sensor design tumor targeting cerebrovascular disease cell migration silica thin films cancer cells advanced manufacturing technologies protein science cancer genetics tissue physiology nanoscale science therapeutic nanomaterials genetic technologies sensor technology pharmaceutical biotechnology biomedical technologies angiogenesis cell culture nanochannel electroporation murine model nanoelectroporation system ischemic stroke radiation biology radiation generation radiation effects cell fate determination cancer growth endocrine research organic electronics small cell phenotypic plasticity nf-kb-dependent manner glioma stem cells mesenchymal identity non-viral stroma reprogramming topical tissue nano-transfection cardiac function dosage control high-throughput cell transfection high uniformity non-viral cell transfection nanomaterials gene therapy non-viral gene delivery biomolecular engineering controlled release cancer therapies

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39. Tissue Nano-Transfection Drives Improved Outcomes Following Peripheral Nerve Injury. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2024)

Ana Isabel Salazar PuertaJon StrananHallie HarrisNada KhattabMana SaffariWill LawrenceDevleena DasJordan MooreDave ArnoldAmy MooreDaniel Gallego Perez

peripheral nerve injuriesrehabilitationnanotechnologyreconstructive surgery

Abstract 4139672: 12,13-Dihome Attenuates Pro-Arrhythmic Effect of High-Fat Diet. Circulation (2024)

Benjamin BuckNatalia AreizaXianyao xuAustin ElliottXiaoping WanDrew NassalCemantha LaneShinsuke NirengiNatasha Maria JamesLisa BaerIsabelle DeschenesKrishna ChinthalapudiDaniel Gallego-PerezKristin StanfordThomas Hund

circulatory physiologycardiologycardiovascular physiologyhigh-fat dietblood pressurebiochemistryvascular biologyphysiologylipidscardiovascular researchhealth sciencesobesity

Abstract Tp36: Angiotensin II Induced Hypertension Increases the Brain Expression and Enzymatic Activity of Cd38. Stroke (2024)

Mohamed EweesHani AmroDaniel DoddDaniel Gallego-PerezJay L ZweierYousef Hannawi

enzymatic activitycerebrovascular diseasemedicinestrokeneurosciencehypertensioncentral nervous systembrain expressionneurologyangiotensin ii

A Protocol for Co-Injecting Cells With Pulverized Fibers for Improved Cell Survival and Engraftment. BIO-PROTOCOL (2024)

Ana I Salazar-PuertaNeil OttLudmila Diaz-StarokozhevaDevleena DasWilliam R LawrenceJed JohnsonRobert HouserNatalia Higuita-CastroKristin I StanfordDaniel Gallego-Perez

tissue engineeringcellular therapygraft survivalpulverized fiberscell survivalbiological engineeringcell biologyco-injecting cellsbiomedical engineeringcell transplantationbiofabricationcell engineering

Single Clonal Tracking on Biomimetic Microtextured Platforms for Real-Time Guided Migration Analysis of Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cell Dissemination Characteristics Ex Vivo. Methods in cell biology (2024)

Ana PanicJordan MooreDaniel Gallego-Perez

molecular and cellular biologydermatologycell biologycell migrationimmunologymigration analysissingle clonal tracking

Tissue Nano-Transfection of Antimicrobial Genes Drives Bacterial Biofilm Killing in Wounds and is Potentially Mediated by Extracellular Vesicles. Journal of Controlled Release (2024)

Tatiana Z Cuellar-GaviriaMaria Angelica Rincon-BenavidesHatice Nur Halipci TopsakalAna Isabel Salazar-PuertaShara Jaramillo-GarridoMia KordowskiCarlos A Vasquez-MartinezKim Truc NguyenXilal Y RimaPranav S J B RanaOrlando Combita-HerediaBinbin DengKavya DathathreyaDavid W McCombEduardo ReateguiDaniel WozniakNatalia Higuita-CastroDaniel Gallego-Perez

microbiologybiofilmstissue nano-transfectionantimicrobial genesextracellular vesiclescontrolled releasebacterial biofilm

Engineered Extracellular Vesicle-Based Therapies for Valvular Heart Disease. Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering (2023)

Ana I. Salazar-PuertaMia KordowskiTatiana Z. Cuellar-GaviriaMaria A. Rincon-BenavidesJad HusseinDorma FlemisterGabriel Mayoral-AndradeGrant BarringerElizabeth GuilfoyleBritani N. BlackstoneBinbin DengDiana Zepeda-OrozcoDavid W. McCombHeather PowellLakshmi P. DasiDaniel Gallego-PerezNatalia Higuita-Castro

tissue engineeringcellular therapybiomolecular engineeringvalvular heart diseasebiological engineeringregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringcell and molecular biologyextracellular vesicle-based therapiescell engineeringcardiovascular disease

Engineered Extracellular Vesicles Derived From Dermal Fibroblasts Attenuate Inflammation in a Murine Model of Acute Lung Injury. Advanced Materials (2023)

Ana I. Salazar‐PuertaMaría A. Rincon‐BenavidesTatiana Z. Cuellar‐GaviriaJulian AldanaGabriela Vasquez MartinezLilibeth Ortega‐PinedaDevleena DasDaniel DoddCharles A. SpencerBinbin DengDavid W. McCombJoshua A. EnglertSamir GhadialiDiana Zepeda‐OrozcoLoren E. WoldDaniel Gallego‐PerezNatalia Higuita‐Castro

tissue engineeringmurine modelengineeringinflammationadvanced materialsdermal fibroblastsacute lung injurydermatologyregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringmembrane biologyvascular biologyextracellular vesicles

Engineered Extracellular Vesicles From Human Skin Cells Induce Pro‐ β ‐Cell Conversions in Pancreatic Ductal Cells. Advanced NanoBiomed Research (2023)

Lilibeth Ortega-PinedaMaria Angelica Rincon-BenavidesTatiana Z. Cuellar-GaviriaMia KordowskiElizabeth GuilfoyleAmrita Lakshmi AnaparthiLuke R. LemmermanWilliam LawrenceJill L. BussBinbin DengBritani N. BlackstoneAna Salazar-PuertaDavid W. McCombHeather PowellDaniel Gallego-PerezNatalia Higuita-Castro

tissue engineeringcutaneous biologybiological engineeringdermatologyregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringcell researchextracellular vesiclesbiotechnologynanomedicinepancreatic ductal cellshuman skin cellsnanobiotechnologycell engineering

Icam-1-Decorated Extracellular Vesicles Loaded With Mir-146A and Glut1 Drive Immunomodulation and Hinder Tumor Progression in a Murine Model of Breast Cancer. Biomaterials Science (2023)

Silvia Duarte-SanmiguelAna I. Salazar-PuertaAna PanicDaniel DoddCarlie FrancisDiego Alzate-CorreaLilibeth Ortega-PinedaLuke LemmermanMaria A. Rincon-BenavidesKavya DathathreyaWilliam LawrenceNeil OttJingjing ZhangBinbin DengShipeng WangSandra P. SantanderDavid W. McCombEduardo ReateguiAndre F. PalmerWilliam E. CarsonNatalia Higuita-CastroDaniel Gallego-Perez

cancer biologyleukemiamembrane proteinspharmacologytumor biologycellular therapyoncologyhinder tumor progressiontissue engineeringcancer genomicsmurine modelmolecular cancergenitourinary cancerslymphoid neoplasiaimmunologytumor targetingbreast cancermedicinal researchdermatologycancer cells

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Daniel Gallego Perez

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

NoneDaniel Gallego Perez is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering faculty at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Ohio State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

39. Tissue Nano-Transfection Drives Improved Outcomes Following Peripheral Nerve Injury. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Global Open (2024)

Ana Isabel Salazar PuertaJon StrananHallie HarrisNada KhattabMana SaffariWill LawrenceDevleena DasJordan MooreDave ArnoldAmy MooreDaniel Gallego Perez

peripheral nerve injuriesrehabilitationnanotechnologyreconstructive surgery

Abstract 4139672: 12,13-Dihome Attenuates Pro-Arrhythmic Effect of High-Fat Diet. Circulation (2024)

circulatory physiologycardiologycardiovascular physiologyhigh-fat dietblood pressurebiochemistryvascular biologyphysiologylipidscardiovascular researchhealth sciencesobesity

Abstract Tp36: Angiotensin II Induced Hypertension Increases the Brain Expression and Enzymatic Activity of Cd38. Stroke (2024)

Mohamed EweesHani AmroDaniel DoddDaniel Gallego-PerezJay L ZweierYousef Hannawi

enzymatic activitycerebrovascular diseasemedicinestrokeneurosciencehypertensioncentral nervous systembrain expressionneurologyangiotensin ii

A Protocol for Co-Injecting Cells With Pulverized Fibers for Improved Cell Survival and Engraftment. BIO-PROTOCOL (2024)

Ana I Salazar-PuertaNeil OttLudmila Diaz-StarokozhevaDevleena DasWilliam R LawrenceJed JohnsonRobert HouserNatalia Higuita-CastroKristin I StanfordDaniel Gallego-Perez

Ana PanicJordan MooreDaniel Gallego-Perez

molecular and cellular biologydermatologycell biologycell migrationimmunologymigration analysissingle clonal tracking

Tissue Nano-Transfection of Antimicrobial Genes Drives Bacterial Biofilm Killing in Wounds and is Potentially Mediated by Extracellular Vesicles. Journal of Controlled Release (2024)

microbiologybiofilmstissue nano-transfectionantimicrobial genesextracellular vesiclescontrolled releasebacterial biofilm

Engineered Extracellular Vesicle-Based Therapies for Valvular Heart Disease. Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering (2023)

Engineered Extracellular Vesicles Derived From Dermal Fibroblasts Attenuate Inflammation in a Murine Model of Acute Lung Injury. Advanced Materials (2023)

Engineered Extracellular Vesicles From Human Skin Cells Induce Pro‐ β ‐Cell Conversions in Pancreatic Ductal Cells. Advanced NanoBiomed Research (2023)

Icam-1-Decorated Extracellular Vesicles Loaded With Mir-146A and Glut1 Drive Immunomodulation and Hinder Tumor Progression in a Murine Model of Breast Cancer. Biomaterials Science (2023)

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