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Lisa DeLouise

University of Rochester

Affiliations

Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Electrical and Computer Engineering

School of Arts & Sciences

Materials Science

NoneLisa Delouise is currently serving as a Electrical And Computer Engineering faculty at University of Rochester.

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University of Rochester

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nanotechnology materials science biomedical engineering dermatology nanomedicine nanomaterials nanobiotechnology cell biology optoelectronics tissue engineering biosensors nanoparticle research nanotoxicology drug delivery analytical chemistry cutaneous biology biomedical technologies salivary glands material research surface nanotechnology therapeutic nanomaterials optical sensors optical engineering photomedicine mammalian biology material chemistry biomedical imaging protein science nanometrology cancer biology allergic contact dermatitis enzyme immobilization skin cancer skin allergies contact dermatitis biomedical photonics micro technology advanced functional materials solid-state electronics cancer cells biopolymers medicinal research biomedical analysis vascular biology additive manufacturing sensor technology chemical biotechnology experimental toxicology material innovation biocompatible materials semiconductor nanostructures tumor targeting biomaterial modeling melanoma cell detection functional nanomaterials polymer nanotechnology optical metrology quantitative analysis porous silicon epithelial barriers microbubble well arrays microbubble array health technology pharmaceutical nanotechnology analytical biotechnology murine model quantum dot nanoparticles immobilized enzyme activity biosensor sensitivity label-free quantitative detection molecular-beam reactive scattering target detection affinity biosensor kinetic parameters tumor spheroid model

Notable Scholarly Works

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Assessing Bioactivity of Environmental Water Samples Filtered Using Nanomembrane Technology and Mammalian Cell Lines. Eco-Environment & Health (2024)

Sarah E. MorganLisa A. DeLouise

environmental healthnanomembrane technologywater qualityenvironmental water samplesecotechnologymammalian cell linesenvironmental monitoringpublic healthwater pollutionenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental microbiology

Effects of Microplastic Interaction With Persistent Organic Pollutants on the Activity of the Aryl Hydrocarbon and Estrogen Receptors. Chemosphere (2024)

Sarah E MorganLisa A DeLouise

marine biologybiochemistryestrogen receptorsmicroplastic interactionaryl hydrocarbonmicroplastics

Understanding Human Health Impacts Following Microplastic Exposure Necessitates Standardized Protocols. Current Protocols (2024)

Sarah E. MorganSamantha S RomanickLisa DeLouiseJames McGrathAlison Elder

environmental healthstandardized protocolsmicroplastic exposurehuman health impactspublic healthhuman exposure

Identifying Novel Radioprotective Drugs via Salivary Gland Tissue Chip Screening. Research Square (2023)

Lindsay R. PirainoChiao Yun ChenJared A. MerenessP. M. DunmanCatherine OvittDanielle S.W. BenoitLisa A. DeLouise

salivary glandspharmacologyradiologydrug discoveryhealth sciences

Immunomodulatory Effects of Nanoparticles on Dendritic Cells in a Model of Allergic Contact Dermatitis: Importance of Pd-L2 Expression. Scientific Reports (2023)

Angela Wong LauJessica Perez PinedaLisa A. DeLouise

allergic contact dermatitisdermatologyimmunologydendritic cellsimmunomodulatory effectscontact dermatitis

Radioprotective Drug Screening in a Salivary Gland Tissue Chip. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

L. PirainoC.Y. ChenJ. MerenessP. M. DunmanC. E. OvittD. S. W. BenoitL. A. DeLouise

radioprotective drug screeningsalivary glandsbiomedical engineeringpharmacologyrespiratory medicineradiologymedical imaging

Slow Hydrogel Matrix Degradation Enhances Salivary Gland Mimetic Phenotype. Acta Biomaterialia (2023)

Jared A. MerenessLindsay PirainoChiao Yun ChenTracey MoystonYuanhui SongAndrew ShubinLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. OvittDanielle S.W. Benoit

tissue engineeringendocrinologysalivary glandsdermatologymimetic phenotypebiomedical engineeringmembrane biologyimmunologymammalian biologyvascular biology

Author Correction: Development of a Functional Salivary Gland Tissue Chip With Potential for High-Content Drug Screening. Communications Biology (2022)

Yuanhui SongHitoshi UchidaAzmeer SharipolLindsay PirainoJared A. MerenessMatthew H. IngallsJonathan RebhahnShawn D. NewlandsLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. OvittDanielle S. W. Benoit

high-content drug screeningauthor correctionscientific communicationpharmacologycommunicationhealth sciences

Encapsulation of Primary Salivary Gland Acinar Cell Clusters and Intercalated Ducts (Aiducs) Within Matrix Metalloproteinase (Mmp)‐Degradable Hydrogels to Maintain Tissue Structure and Function. Advanced Healthcare Materials (2022)

Yuanhui SongAzmeer SharipolHitoshi UchidaMatthew H. IngallsLindsay PirainoJared A. MerenessTracey MoystonLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. OvittDanielle S. W. Benoit

tissue engineeringtissue structureadvanced materialsfragmentation effectintercalated ductsmatrix metalloproteinasedermatologyregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringmembrane biologymatrix biologyhealth sciencesstructural biology

Engineering the Hydrogel Extracellular Matrix Composition for the Salivary Gland Microbubble Tissue Chip. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jared A. MerenessDanielle S.W. BenoitLindsay R. PirainoChiao Yun ChenTracey MoystonLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. Ovitt

tissue engineeringsocial science researchmicrofluidicssalivary glandsbiological engineeringbiomedical engineeringextracellular matrixmatrix biologysocial sciences

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Lisa DeLouise

University of Rochester

Affiliations

Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Electrical and Computer Engineering

School of Arts & Sciences

Materials Science

NoneLisa Delouise is currently serving as a Electrical And Computer Engineering faculty at University of Rochester.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Rochester

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Bioactivity of Environmental Water Samples Filtered Using Nanomembrane Technology and Mammalian Cell Lines. Eco-Environment & Health (2024)

Sarah E. MorganLisa A. DeLouise

Effects of Microplastic Interaction With Persistent Organic Pollutants on the Activity of the Aryl Hydrocarbon and Estrogen Receptors. Chemosphere (2024)

Sarah E MorganLisa A DeLouise

marine biologybiochemistryestrogen receptorsmicroplastic interactionaryl hydrocarbonmicroplastics

Understanding Human Health Impacts Following Microplastic Exposure Necessitates Standardized Protocols. Current Protocols (2024)

Sarah E. MorganSamantha S RomanickLisa DeLouiseJames McGrathAlison Elder

environmental healthstandardized protocolsmicroplastic exposurehuman health impactspublic healthhuman exposure

Identifying Novel Radioprotective Drugs via Salivary Gland Tissue Chip Screening. Research Square (2023)

Lindsay R. PirainoChiao Yun ChenJared A. MerenessP. M. DunmanCatherine OvittDanielle S.W. BenoitLisa A. DeLouise

salivary glandspharmacologyradiologydrug discoveryhealth sciences

Immunomodulatory Effects of Nanoparticles on Dendritic Cells in a Model of Allergic Contact Dermatitis: Importance of Pd-L2 Expression. Scientific Reports (2023)

Angela Wong LauJessica Perez PinedaLisa A. DeLouise

allergic contact dermatitisdermatologyimmunologydendritic cellsimmunomodulatory effectscontact dermatitis

Radioprotective Drug Screening in a Salivary Gland Tissue Chip. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

L. PirainoC.Y. ChenJ. MerenessP. M. DunmanC. E. OvittD. S. W. BenoitL. A. DeLouise

radioprotective drug screeningsalivary glandsbiomedical engineeringpharmacologyrespiratory medicineradiologymedical imaging

Slow Hydrogel Matrix Degradation Enhances Salivary Gland Mimetic Phenotype. Acta Biomaterialia (2023)

Jared A. MerenessLindsay PirainoChiao Yun ChenTracey MoystonYuanhui SongAndrew ShubinLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. OvittDanielle S.W. Benoit

tissue engineeringendocrinologysalivary glandsdermatologymimetic phenotypebiomedical engineeringmembrane biologyimmunologymammalian biologyvascular biology

Author Correction: Development of a Functional Salivary Gland Tissue Chip With Potential for High-Content Drug Screening. Communications Biology (2022)

Yuanhui SongHitoshi UchidaAzmeer SharipolLindsay PirainoJared A. MerenessMatthew H. IngallsJonathan RebhahnShawn D. NewlandsLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. OvittDanielle S. W. Benoit

high-content drug screeningauthor correctionscientific communicationpharmacologycommunicationhealth sciences

Yuanhui SongAzmeer SharipolHitoshi UchidaMatthew H. IngallsLindsay PirainoJared A. MerenessTracey MoystonLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. OvittDanielle S. W. Benoit

Engineering the Hydrogel Extracellular Matrix Composition for the Salivary Gland Microbubble Tissue Chip. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Jared A. MerenessDanielle S.W. BenoitLindsay R. PirainoChiao Yun ChenTracey MoystonLisa A. DeLouiseCatherine E. Ovitt

tissue engineeringsocial science researchmicrofluidicssalivary glandsbiological engineeringbiomedical engineeringextracellular matrixmatrix biologysocial sciences

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