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David Gardiner

University of California, Irvine

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School of Biological Sciences

Department of Developmental and Cell Biology

NoneDavid Gardiner is currently serving as a Developmental And Cell Biology faculty at University of California, Irvine.

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David Gardiner

University of California, Irvine

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developmental biology neuroscience regenerative medicine genetics gene expression molecular biology mammalian biology limb regeneration regeneration (biology) developmental science zoology developmental neurobiology tissue development ambystoma mexicanum avian biology wound healing cartilage experimental biology angiogenesis axolotl limbs genomics pattern formation genome biology animal science neuroanatomy cell proliferation axolotl limb regeneration positional information transcription regulation gene function cutaneous biology upper extremity laser science salamander limb regeneration animal physiology systematics ornithology oral biology plo biology gene regulation embryonic development comparative genomics skin development cell culture fibroblast growth factors limb development amphibian limb regeneration retinoic acid blastema formation molecular mechanisms vertebrate limbs neurotrophic regulation mexican axolotl homeobox genes blastema cells bioenergetics matrix biology insect molecular biology fish biology microarray data analysis sequence analysis cell regulation molecular regulation protein expression comparative physiology gene expression profiling cell migration phylogenomics genetic diversity wildlife biology animal studies osmoregulation movement ecology applied chemistry genome studies genome analysis stem cell research

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Identification of Heparan-Sulfate Rich Cells in the Loose Connective Tissues of the Axolotl (Ambystoma Mexicanum) With the Potential to Mediate Growth Factor Signaling During Regeneration. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2020)

T. OtsukaA. Q. PhanC. T. LaurencinJ. D. EskoS. V. BryantD. M. Gardiner

ambystoma mexicanumcell biologyregenerative medicineheparan-sulfate rich cellsgrowth factorloose connective tissues

REGENERATION: Sooner Rather Than Later. The International Journal of Developmental Biology (2018)

Susan V BryantDavid M Gardiner

developmental biologylifespan developmentchild developmentdevelopmental science

NEWS: Interview, Recognitions, and Societies. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2017)

Cato Laurencin

news semanticsnews analyticstranslational medicinecitizen journalismcommunication studieshealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationsocial sciencesjournalism historymedia studiesjournalism

Regenerative Engineering and Developmental Biology: Principles and Applications. (2017)

David M. Gardiner

developmental biologybiological engineeringregeneration (biology)regenerative engineering

Regulation of Regeneration by Heparan Sulfate Proteoglycans in the Extracellular Matrix. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2017)

David M. Gardiner

translational medicineregeneration (biology)heparan sulfate proteoglycansregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringextracellular matrix

The Axolotl Limb Regeneration Model as a Discovery Tool for Engineering the Stem Cell Niche. Current Stem Cell Reports (2017)

Negar SeyedhassantehraniTakayoshi OtsukaShambhavi SinghDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologybiological engineeringdiscovery toolbiomedical engineeringstem cell nichesynthetic biology

The Role of Nerves in the Regulation of Regeneration. CRC Press eBooks (2017)

David M. Gardiner

regeneration (biology)neuroregenerationneurosciencecentral nervous systemvascular biologyspinal cordphysiologyperipheral nervenervous system

Cartilage and Bone Cells Do Not Participate in Skeletal Regeneration in Ambystoma Mexicanum Limbs. Developmental Biology (2016)

Catherine D. McCuskerCarlos Diaz-CastilloJulian SosnikAnne Q. PhanDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyregenerative medicinecartilagebone cellsskeletal regenerationambystoma mexicanum limbs

Histological Image Data of Limb Skeletal Tissue From Larval and Adult Ambystoma Mexicanum. Data in Brief (2016)

Catherine D. McCuskerCarlos Diaz-CastilloJulian SosnikAnne PhanDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyhistological image datalimb skeletal tissueanatomy

The Relationship Between Growth and Pattern Formation. Regeneration (2016)

Susan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologypattern formation

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David Gardiner

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Biological Sciences

Department of Developmental and Cell Biology

NoneDavid Gardiner is currently serving as a Developmental And Cell Biology faculty at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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David Gardiner

University of California, Irvine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

T. OtsukaA. Q. PhanC. T. LaurencinJ. D. EskoS. V. BryantD. M. Gardiner

ambystoma mexicanumcell biologyregenerative medicineheparan-sulfate rich cellsgrowth factorloose connective tissues

REGENERATION: Sooner Rather Than Later. The International Journal of Developmental Biology (2018)

Susan V BryantDavid M Gardiner

developmental biologylifespan developmentchild developmentdevelopmental science

NEWS: Interview, Recognitions, and Societies. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2017)

Cato Laurencin

Regenerative Engineering and Developmental Biology: Principles and Applications. (2017)

David M. Gardiner

developmental biologybiological engineeringregeneration (biology)regenerative engineering

Regulation of Regeneration by Heparan Sulfate Proteoglycans in the Extracellular Matrix. Regenerative Engineering and Translational Medicine (2017)

David M. Gardiner

translational medicineregeneration (biology)heparan sulfate proteoglycansregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringextracellular matrix

The Axolotl Limb Regeneration Model as a Discovery Tool for Engineering the Stem Cell Niche. Current Stem Cell Reports (2017)

Negar SeyedhassantehraniTakayoshi OtsukaShambhavi SinghDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologybiological engineeringdiscovery toolbiomedical engineeringstem cell nichesynthetic biology

The Role of Nerves in the Regulation of Regeneration. CRC Press eBooks (2017)

David M. Gardiner

regeneration (biology)neuroregenerationneurosciencecentral nervous systemvascular biologyspinal cordphysiologyperipheral nervenervous system

Cartilage and Bone Cells Do Not Participate in Skeletal Regeneration in Ambystoma Mexicanum Limbs. Developmental Biology (2016)

Catherine D. McCuskerCarlos Diaz-CastilloJulian SosnikAnne Q. PhanDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyregenerative medicinecartilagebone cellsskeletal regenerationambystoma mexicanum limbs

Histological Image Data of Limb Skeletal Tissue From Larval and Adult Ambystoma Mexicanum. Data in Brief (2016)

Catherine D. McCuskerCarlos Diaz-CastilloJulian SosnikAnne PhanDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyhistological image datalimb skeletal tissueanatomy

The Relationship Between Growth and Pattern Formation. Regeneration (2016)

Susan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologypattern formation

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