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Thomas Peavy

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California State University, Sacramento

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Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Biological Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

California State University, Sacramento

Department Of Biology

School Of Biological Sciences

Thomas Peavy is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

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wound healing dermatology wound care regenerative medicine stem cell research biomedical engineering medicine tissue engineering translational medicine cutaneous biology mesenchymal stem cells cell biology cellular therapy cell transplantation vascular biology matrix biology bone research cell therapy stem cell transplantation tissue development treatment effects dermal matrix combination product drug delivery diabetes translational research regeneration (biology) clinical transplantation experimental medicine biotechnology advance cell research mammalian biology developmental science medicinal research material research orthopaedic research dermatological treatment biomedical research gene delivery fracture healing angiogenesis experimental dermatology skin pharmacology stem-cell therapy biomaterials design biomaterial modeling chromatographic analysis clinical dermatology hypoxic pre-conditioning dermal regeneration endothelial cells catecholamine synthetic pathways impaired wound healing toll-like receptors chronic cutaneous wounds porcine wound model cation-exchange solid-phase extraction free timolol human plasma topical timolol systemic absorption chronic wounds surgery gene therapy internal medicine metastasis plastic surgery cosmetic dermatology bone marrow transplantation biofabrication pathology transplantation proceeding extracellular matrix hematology haematopoiesis stem cells tumor microenvironment cellular differentiation laboratory medicine biomarkers reconstructive microsurgery cancer letter tissue (biology) immunotherapy immunology cell engineering scleroderma clinical research biomedical analysis cancer cells blood vessels clinical investigation

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Combination Product of Dermal Matrix, Preconditioned Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Timolol Promotes Wound Healing in the Porcine Wound Model. Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B Applied Biomaterials (2022)

Hsin‐ya YangFernando FierroDaniel J. YoonAnthony GallegosStephanie L. OsbornAlan V. NguyenThomas R. PeavyWilliam FerrierLinda TalkenBetty W. MaKristopher G. GalangAndrea Medina LopezDaniel R. FregosoHeather StewartEric A. KurzrockAthena M. SoulikaJan A. NoltaR. Rivkah Isseroff

matrix biologystem cell researchbiomaterials designorthopaedic researchtissue developmentdermatologycombination productmesenchymal stem cellsbone researchwound healingmaterial researchporcine wound modelwound careadvanced materialsdermal matrixtissue engineeringregenerative medicinebiomedical engineeringbiomaterial modelingbiomaterialsmaterials science

Combination Product of Dermal Matrix, Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells, and Timolol Promotes Diabetic Wound Healing in Mice. Stem Cells Translational Medicine (2020)

Hsin-ya YangFernando FierroMichelle SoDaniel J. YoonAlan Vu NguyenAnthony GallegosMichelle D. BagoodTomas Rojo-CastroAlan AlexHeather StewartMarianne ChigbrowMohan R. DasuThomas R. PeavyAthena M. SoulikaJan A. NoltaR. Rivkah Isseroff

matrix biologystem cell researchdermatologycombination productfracture healingcell researchmesenchymal stem cellsvascular biologywound healingtranslational researchcell biologycutaneous biologywound caretranslational medicinedermal matrixdiabetesregenerative medicinemedicinestem cell transplantationmammalian biology

936 Systemic Absorption and Safety of Topical Timolol for Chronic Wounds. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2019)

A. GallegosM. DavisC.N. Tchanque-FossuoK. WestA. Eisentrout-MeltonT. PeavyR. DixonR. PatelS. DahleR. Isseroff

wound healingsystemic absorptiondermatologydermatological treatmenttopical timololclinical dermatologychronic woundstreatment effectswound care

Absorption and Safety of Topically Applied Timolol for Treatment of Chronic Cutaneous Wounds. Advances in Wound Care (2019)

Anthony Cole GallegosMichael James DavisCatherine N. Tchanque-FossuoKaitlyn WestAngela Eisentrout-MeltonThomas R. PeavyRoy W. DixonRoma P. PatelSara Evona DahleRoslyn Rivkah Isseroff

wound healingchronic cutaneous woundsmedicinewound care

Development of a Novel Ion-Pairing Uplc Method With Cation-Exchange Solid-Phase Extraction for Determination of Free Timolol in Human Plasma. Journal of Chromatography B (2018)

Anthony GallegosThomas PeavyRoy DixonRoslyn Rivkah Isseroff

cation-exchange solid-phase extractionchromatographic analysisanalytical chemistrychromatographychemistryhuman plasmafree timolol

Regeneration of Blood Vessels Within Diabetic Wounds After Treatment With Mesenchymal Stem Cells. (2017)

Hypoxic Pre-Conditioning Increases the Infiltration of Endothelial Cells Into Scaffolds for Dermal Regeneration Pre-Seeded With Mesenchymal Stem Cells. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2015)

Fernando A. FierroAdam J. O'NealJulie R. BeegleMyra N. ChávezThomas R. PeavyRoslyn R. IsseroffJosé T. Egaña

endothelial cellsvascular biologyregenerative medicineangiogenesisstem cell researchhypoxic pre-conditioningcell biologytissue developmentdermatologydevelopmental biologydevelopmental sciencedermal regenerationtreatment effectstissue engineering

In Vitro Evaluation of Scaffolds for the Delivery of Mesenchymal Stem Cells to Wounds. BioMed Research International (2015)

Elizabeth A. WahlFernando A. FierroThomas R. PeavyUrsula HopfnerJulian F. DyeHans-Günther MachensJosé T. EgañaThilo L. Schenck

biological engineeringregenerative medicinedrug deliverywound caregene deliverycell therapywound healingtranslational medicinebiomedical researchcell transplantationdermatologycellular therapybiotechnology advancebiomedical engineeringexperimental medicineclinical transplantationstem cell transplantationtissue engineering

Acute Wounding Alters the Beta2-Adrenergic Signaling and Catecholamine Synthetic Pathways in Keratinocytes. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2014)

Raja K. SivamaniBiao ShiElizabeth GriffithsShirley M. VuHadar A. Lev-TovSara DahleMarianne ChigbrowThi Dinh LaChelcy MashburnThomas R. PeavyR. Rivkah Isseroff

catecholamine synthetic pathwaysskin pharmacologywound healingexperimental dermatologydermatologycutaneous biology

Crosstalk Between Adrenergic and Toll-Like Receptors in Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Keratinocytes: A Recipe for Impaired Wound Healing. Stem Cells Translational Medicine (2014)

Mohan R. DasuSandra R. RamirezThi Dinh LaFarzam GorouhiChuong NguyenBenjamin R. LinChelcy MashburnHeather StewartThomas R. PeavyJan A. NoltaRoslyn R. Isseroff

stem cell researchimmunologystem cellsmesenchymal stem cellsbone researchwound healingstem-cell therapytoll-like receptorscutaneous biologywound carecell therapytranslational medicinemedicinal researchcellular therapyregeneration (biology)impaired wound healingregenerative medicinecell transplantationbiomedical engineeringmedicine

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Thomas Peavy

Professor

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Biological Sciences

Department of Biological Sciences

California State University, Sacramento

Department Of Biology

School Of Biological Sciences

Thomas Peavy is currently serving as a Biological Sciences Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Combination Product of Dermal Matrix, Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells, and Timolol Promotes Diabetic Wound Healing in Mice. Stem Cells Translational Medicine (2020)

936 Systemic Absorption and Safety of Topical Timolol for Chronic Wounds. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2019)

A. GallegosM. DavisC.N. Tchanque-FossuoK. WestA. Eisentrout-MeltonT. PeavyR. DixonR. PatelS. DahleR. Isseroff

wound healingsystemic absorptiondermatologydermatological treatmenttopical timololclinical dermatologychronic woundstreatment effectswound care

Absorption and Safety of Topically Applied Timolol for Treatment of Chronic Cutaneous Wounds. Advances in Wound Care (2019)

Anthony Cole GallegosMichael James DavisCatherine N. Tchanque-FossuoKaitlyn WestAngela Eisentrout-MeltonThomas R. PeavyRoy W. DixonRoma P. PatelSara Evona DahleRoslyn Rivkah Isseroff

wound healingchronic cutaneous woundsmedicinewound care

Development of a Novel Ion-Pairing Uplc Method With Cation-Exchange Solid-Phase Extraction for Determination of Free Timolol in Human Plasma. Journal of Chromatography B (2018)

Anthony GallegosThomas PeavyRoy DixonRoslyn Rivkah Isseroff

cation-exchange solid-phase extractionchromatographic analysisanalytical chemistrychromatographychemistryhuman plasmafree timolol

Regeneration of Blood Vessels Within Diabetic Wounds After Treatment With Mesenchymal Stem Cells. (2017)

Fernando A. FierroAdam J. O'NealJulie R. BeegleMyra N. ChávezThomas R. PeavyRoslyn R. IsseroffJosé T. Egaña

In Vitro Evaluation of Scaffolds for the Delivery of Mesenchymal Stem Cells to Wounds. BioMed Research International (2015)

Elizabeth A. WahlFernando A. FierroThomas R. PeavyUrsula HopfnerJulian F. DyeHans-Günther MachensJosé T. EgañaThilo L. Schenck

Acute Wounding Alters the Beta2-Adrenergic Signaling and Catecholamine Synthetic Pathways in Keratinocytes. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2014)

Raja K. SivamaniBiao ShiElizabeth GriffithsShirley M. VuHadar A. Lev-TovSara DahleMarianne ChigbrowThi Dinh LaChelcy MashburnThomas R. PeavyR. Rivkah Isseroff

catecholamine synthetic pathwaysskin pharmacologywound healingexperimental dermatologydermatologycutaneous biology

Crosstalk Between Adrenergic and Toll-Like Receptors in Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Keratinocytes: A Recipe for Impaired Wound Healing. Stem Cells Translational Medicine (2014)

Mohan R. DasuSandra R. RamirezThi Dinh LaFarzam GorouhiChuong NguyenBenjamin R. LinChelcy MashburnHeather StewartThomas R. PeavyJan A. NoltaRoslyn R. Isseroff

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