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Susan V. Bryant

Research Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Biological Sciences

Department of Developmental and Cell Biology

Susan V. Bryant is currently serving as a Developmental And Cell Biology Research Professor at University of California, Irvine.

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Susan V. Bryant

University of California, Irvine

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developmental biology zoology genetics avian biology experimental biology animal science mammalian biology developmental science neuroscience gene expression morphogenesis limb regeneration evolutionary biology regeneration (biology) morphology (biology) developmental neurobiology ambystoma mexicanum regenerative medicine pattern formation child development tissue development notophthalmus viridescens axolotl limbs ornithology embryonic development supernumerary limbs genome biology angiogenesis developmental genetics pattern regulation cellular contribution vertebrate limbs regenerative ability cartilage nature experimental botany adaptation animal physiology transcription regulation gene regulation animal reproduction animal studies upper extremity fibroblast growth factors limb development amphibian limb regeneration retinoic acid molecular mechanisms blastema formation neurotrophic regulation homeobox genes bioenergetics matrix biology reproductive biology molecular ecology microarray data analysis sequence analysis gene function cell regulation molecular regulation protein expression mechanism (biology) pattern transfer cell migration oogenesis genetic diversity phylogenomics comparative genomics laboratory animal studies animal testing cell cycle evolutionary developmental biology dermal structure gene evolution experimental ophthalmology experimental dermatology stem cell research stem-cell therapy wound healing developmental cell cell biology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Editorial. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2021)

Farooqi, Mehr Afshan

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

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

Susan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologypattern formation

Positional Information in Axolotl and Mouse Limb Extracellular Matrix is Mediated via Heparan Sulfate and Fibroblast Growth Factor During Limb Regeneration in the Axolotl ( Ambystoma Mexicanum ): Heparan Sulfate Mediate Positional Information During Limb Regeneration. (2015)

Anne Q. PhanJangwoo LeeMichelle OeiCraig FlathCaitlyn HweRachele MarianoTiffany VuCynthia ShuAndrew DinhJennifer SimkinKen MuneokaSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

heparan sulfateambystoma mexicanumneuroscienceextracellular matrixfibroblast growth factorslimb regeneration

Anne Q. PhanJangwoo LeeMichelle OeiCraig FlathCaitlyn HweRachele MarianoTiffany VuCynthia ShuAndrew DinhJennifer SimkinKen MuneokaSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

heparan sulfatepositional informationneuroscienceregenerative medicinefibroblast growth factors

The Axolotl Limb Blastema: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Driving Blastema Formation and Limb Regeneration in Tetrapods. Regeneration (2015)

Catherine McCuskerSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyblastema formationmolecular mechanismscell biologyregenerative medicineaxolotl limb blastemalimb regeneration

Introduction. Brepols collected essays in European culture (2013)

Paul Freedman

medicineevidence-based medicineclinical populationscritical careclinical diseasepatient safetysymptom managementclinical investigationchronic diseasesinternal medicinegeneral internal medicinemedical historyclinical epidemiologygermany correspondencehospital charitéintegrative medicineclinical researchhealth sciencesusa bchildren

Activation of Germline-Specific Genes is Required for Limb Regeneration in the Mexican Axolotl. Developmental Biology (2012)

Wei ZhuGerald M. PaoAkira SatohGillian CummingsJames R. MonaghanTimothy T. HarkinsSusan V. BryantS. Randal VossDavid M. GardinerTony Hunter

developmental biologygermline-specific genesmexican axolotlgene expressionlimb regeneration

Nerve Signaling Regulates Basal Keratinocyte Proliferation in the Blastema Apical Epithelial Cap in the Axolotl (Ambystoma Mexicanum). Developmental Biology (2012)

Akira SatohSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyambystoma mexicanumdevelopmental neurobiologydermatologykeratinocyte proliferationtissue developmentophthalmology

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Susan V. Bryant

Research Professor

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Biological Sciences

Department of Developmental and Cell Biology

Susan V. Bryant is currently serving as a Developmental And Cell Biology Research Professor at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Susan V. Bryant

University of California, Irvine

Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Editorial. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2021)

Farooqi, Mehr Afshan

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

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

Susan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologypattern formation

Anne Q. PhanJangwoo LeeMichelle OeiCraig FlathCaitlyn HweRachele MarianoTiffany VuCynthia ShuAndrew DinhJennifer SimkinKen MuneokaSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

heparan sulfateambystoma mexicanumneuroscienceextracellular matrixfibroblast growth factorslimb regeneration

Anne Q. PhanJangwoo LeeMichelle OeiCraig FlathCaitlyn HweRachele MarianoTiffany VuCynthia ShuAndrew DinhJennifer SimkinKen MuneokaSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

heparan sulfatepositional informationneuroscienceregenerative medicinefibroblast growth factors

The Axolotl Limb Blastema: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Driving Blastema Formation and Limb Regeneration in Tetrapods. Regeneration (2015)

Catherine McCuskerSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyblastema formationmolecular mechanismscell biologyregenerative medicineaxolotl limb blastemalimb regeneration

Introduction. Brepols collected essays in European culture (2013)

Paul Freedman

Activation of Germline-Specific Genes is Required for Limb Regeneration in the Mexican Axolotl. Developmental Biology (2012)

Wei ZhuGerald M. PaoAkira SatohGillian CummingsJames R. MonaghanTimothy T. HarkinsSusan V. BryantS. Randal VossDavid M. GardinerTony Hunter

developmental biologygermline-specific genesmexican axolotlgene expressionlimb regeneration

Nerve Signaling Regulates Basal Keratinocyte Proliferation in the Blastema Apical Epithelial Cap in the Axolotl (Ambystoma Mexicanum). Developmental Biology (2012)

Akira SatohSusan V. BryantDavid M. Gardiner

developmental biologyambystoma mexicanumdevelopmental neurobiologydermatologykeratinocyte proliferationtissue developmentophthalmology

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