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Rebecca Carrier

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Science

Biology

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

NoneRebecca Carrier is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Northeastern University.

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Rebecca Carrier

Northeastern University

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biomedical engineering tissue engineering pharmacology materials science drug delivery biological engineering biotechnology biomaterials polymer science pharmaceutical sciences nanotechnology nanomedicine gastroenterology controlled release biomaterials design biopolymers material research nanobiotechnology drug development bioengineering model cell culture polymer engineering chemical vapor deposition retina oral absorption applied microbiology redox biology pharmaceutics matrix biology macromolecular science pharmaceutical research pharmaceutical biotechnology polymer technology biocompatible materials intestinal mucus intestinal basement membrane clinical microbiology cellular physiology mammalian biology interface science plo biology digestive diseases biofabrication additive manufacturing applied physiology macromolecular chemistry cell adhesion emulsions pharmaceutical technology cell-matrix interactions release mechanism molecular biotechnology engineered cardiac muscle barrier properties gastrointestinal mucus drug dissolution biomimetic replication nanotoxicology experimental toxicology metal toxicity host-microbe interactions adsorption human reproduction particulate matter drug targeting pharmaceutical nanotechnology molecular pharming protocol analysis cell seeding cultivation parameters tissue construct characterization cardiac tissue engineering oral bioavailability pharmacology studies interconnected microphysiological systems electrophysiological studies advanced drug delivery

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Human Mesofluidic Intestinal Model for Studying Transport of Drug Carriers and Bacteria Through a Live Mucosal Barrier. Lab on a Chip (2025)

Chia-Ming WangHardeep S. OberoiDevalina LawYuan LiTimothy KassisLinda G. GriffithDavid T. BreaultRebecca L. Carrier

membrane transportmicrobiologydrug carrierslive mucosal barriermicrofluidics

A Strategic Blend of Stabilizing Polymers to Control Particle Surface Charge for Enhanced Mucus Transport and Cell Binding. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Corey A. StevensBoris SevarikaBrian K. WilsonChia-Ming WangGerardo Cárcamo-OyarceGeorge DegenTimothy KassisClaus Michael LehrRebecca CarrierKatharina RibbeckRobert K. Prud’homme

biophysicspolymer sciencecell bindingenhanced mucus transportparticle surface charge

Cationic-Motif-Modified Exosomes for Mrna Delivery to Retinal Photoreceptors. Journal of Materials Chemistry B (2024)

Héctor A. Millán CottoTanvi Vinod PathrikarBill HakimHelna M. BabyHengli ZhangPeng ZhaoRonak AnsaripourRouzbeh AminiRebecca L. CarrierAmbika G. Bajpayee

materials engineeringretinal photoreceptorsmaterial researchmaterial chemistrycationic-motif-modified exosomesbiomedical engineeringmrna deliverybiomolecular engineeringmaterials science

Mathematical Model of Intestinal Lipolysis of a Long-Chain Triglyceride. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Oljora RezhdoRichard WestMyriel KimBrandon NgSigal SaphierRebecca L. Carrier

biophysicsphysiologymathematical biologylong-chain triglyceridecell biologymembrane biologyintestinal lipolysis

Engineered Bacteria Titrate Hydrogen Sulfide and Induce Concentration-Dependent Effects on the Host in a Gut Microphysiological System. Cell Reports (2023)

Justin A. HayesAnna W. LungerAayushi S. SharmaMatthew T. FernezRebecca L. CarrierAbigail N. KoppesRyan KoppesBenjamin M. Woolston

biological engineeringclinical microbiologyinflammationapplied microbiologycell-matrix interactionsgut microphysiological systemgastroenterologyimmunologymicrobial physiologycellular physiologymicrobiologybacteriaconcentration-dependent effectshydrogen sulfideredox biologyenvironmental microbiology

Milk Exosomes Anchored With Hydrophilic and Zwitterionic Motifs Enhance Mucus Permeability for Applications in Oral Gene Delivery. Biomaterials Science (2023)

Chenzhen ZhangHengli ZhangHéctor A. Millán CottoTimothy L. BoyerMatthew R. WarrenChia-Ming WangJoshua LuchanPradeep K. DhalRebecca L. CarrierAmbika G. Bajpayee

gene deliveryproteomicsnanomedicinebiomaterials designmaterial researchgenomicsfunctional modificationbiopolymersbio-based nanomaterialsbiocompatible materialsbiomedical engineeringmaterials scienceoral gene deliverynanoparticle researchmilk exosomesbiomaterialsbiomolecular engineeringtissue engineering

Native Gastrointestinal Mucus: Critical Features and Techniques for Studying Interactions With Drugs, Drug Carriers, and Bacteria. Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews (2023)

Chia-Ming WangMatthew T. FernezBenjamin M. WoolstonRebecca L. Carrier

native gastrointestinal mucusdrug deliverycritical featuresbacteriamicrobiologymedicinepharmacologydrug carriers

Recent Advances in Biocompatible Ionic Liquids in Drug Formulation and Delivery. Pharmaceutics (2023)

Rahman Md MoshikurRebecca L. CarrierMuhammad MoniruzzamanMasahiro Goto

drug deliverypharmaceutical technologybiocompatible ionic liquidsdrug formulationmaterials science

An in Vitro Intestinal Model Captures Immunomodulatory Properties of the Microbiota in Inflammation. Gut Microbes (2022)

Jaclyn Y. LockMariaelena CaboniPhilip StrandwitzMadeleine MorrissetteKevin DiBonaBrian A. JoughinKim LewisRebecca L. Carrier

immunomodulationinflammationimmunologymicrobiome

Regenerating Axolotl Retinas Regrow Diverse Cell Types With Modulation by Notch Signaling and Reconnect to the Brain. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Anastasia S. YandulskayaMelissa N. MillerRonak AnsaripourRebecca L. CarrierJames R. Monaghan

axolotl retinasretinacell biologyneurosciencenotch signalingsignal transductiondiverse cell typesophthalmologyneuroregeneration

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Rebecca Carrier

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Science

Biology

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

NoneRebecca Carrier is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Northeastern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Rebecca Carrier

Northeastern University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Human Mesofluidic Intestinal Model for Studying Transport of Drug Carriers and Bacteria Through a Live Mucosal Barrier. Lab on a Chip (2025)

Chia-Ming WangHardeep S. OberoiDevalina LawYuan LiTimothy KassisLinda G. GriffithDavid T. BreaultRebecca L. Carrier

membrane transportmicrobiologydrug carrierslive mucosal barriermicrofluidics

A Strategic Blend of Stabilizing Polymers to Control Particle Surface Charge for Enhanced Mucus Transport and Cell Binding. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Corey A. StevensBoris SevarikaBrian K. WilsonChia-Ming WangGerardo Cárcamo-OyarceGeorge DegenTimothy KassisClaus Michael LehrRebecca CarrierKatharina RibbeckRobert K. Prud’homme

biophysicspolymer sciencecell bindingenhanced mucus transportparticle surface charge

Cationic-Motif-Modified Exosomes for Mrna Delivery to Retinal Photoreceptors. Journal of Materials Chemistry B (2024)

Héctor A. Millán CottoTanvi Vinod PathrikarBill HakimHelna M. BabyHengli ZhangPeng ZhaoRonak AnsaripourRouzbeh AminiRebecca L. CarrierAmbika G. Bajpayee

materials engineeringretinal photoreceptorsmaterial researchmaterial chemistrycationic-motif-modified exosomesbiomedical engineeringmrna deliverybiomolecular engineeringmaterials science

Mathematical Model of Intestinal Lipolysis of a Long-Chain Triglyceride. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Oljora RezhdoRichard WestMyriel KimBrandon NgSigal SaphierRebecca L. Carrier

biophysicsphysiologymathematical biologylong-chain triglyceridecell biologymembrane biologyintestinal lipolysis

Engineered Bacteria Titrate Hydrogen Sulfide and Induce Concentration-Dependent Effects on the Host in a Gut Microphysiological System. Cell Reports (2023)

Justin A. HayesAnna W. LungerAayushi S. SharmaMatthew T. FernezRebecca L. CarrierAbigail N. KoppesRyan KoppesBenjamin M. Woolston

Milk Exosomes Anchored With Hydrophilic and Zwitterionic Motifs Enhance Mucus Permeability for Applications in Oral Gene Delivery. Biomaterials Science (2023)

Chenzhen ZhangHengli ZhangHéctor A. Millán CottoTimothy L. BoyerMatthew R. WarrenChia-Ming WangJoshua LuchanPradeep K. DhalRebecca L. CarrierAmbika G. Bajpayee

Native Gastrointestinal Mucus: Critical Features and Techniques for Studying Interactions With Drugs, Drug Carriers, and Bacteria. Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews (2023)

Chia-Ming WangMatthew T. FernezBenjamin M. WoolstonRebecca L. Carrier

native gastrointestinal mucusdrug deliverycritical featuresbacteriamicrobiologymedicinepharmacologydrug carriers

Recent Advances in Biocompatible Ionic Liquids in Drug Formulation and Delivery. Pharmaceutics (2023)

Rahman Md MoshikurRebecca L. CarrierMuhammad MoniruzzamanMasahiro Goto

drug deliverypharmaceutical technologybiocompatible ionic liquidsdrug formulationmaterials science

An in Vitro Intestinal Model Captures Immunomodulatory Properties of the Microbiota in Inflammation. Gut Microbes (2022)

Jaclyn Y. LockMariaelena CaboniPhilip StrandwitzMadeleine MorrissetteKevin DiBonaBrian A. JoughinKim LewisRebecca L. Carrier

immunomodulationinflammationimmunologymicrobiome

Regenerating Axolotl Retinas Regrow Diverse Cell Types With Modulation by Notch Signaling and Reconnect to the Brain. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Anastasia S. YandulskayaMelissa N. MillerRonak AnsaripourRebecca L. CarrierJames R. Monaghan

axolotl retinasretinacell biologyneurosciencenotch signalingsignal transductiondiverse cell typesophthalmologyneuroregeneration

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