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Wayne Carver

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University of South Carolina

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College of Engineering and Computing

Biomedical Engineering

School of Medicine Columbia

Wayne Carver is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at University of South Carolina.

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cardiology physiology cell biology cellular physiology mammalian biology membrane biology developmental biology gene expression immunology regenerative medicine cardiovascular research tissue physiology structural biology matrix biology inflammation tissue engineering cardiovascular physiology cell physiology cardiac fibroblasts extracellular matrix avian biology animal physiology vascular biology applied physiology liver physiology cellular biology angiogenesis microanalysis circulatory physiology cell-matrix interactions bone research medicinal research tissue development cell biomechanics ornithology cell research cardiac muscle mammalian physiology cell regulation microscopy methods zoology animal science cytokines animal studies experimental biology cutaneous biology fibroblast growth factors cardiac development mechanical stretch cardiac fibroblast function spike protein innate immune system skin development experimental dermatology cardiovascular function rna biology biomedical research host factors embryonic development cell adhesion biomolecular interactions collagen gel contraction cardiac fibroblast behavior tissue fibrosis biomechanical environment mast cells muscle function molecular regulation molecular neurobiology gene regulation collagen expression collagen binding integrins hypertensive rat heart cardiac mast cells angiotensin ii myofibroblast phenotype fibrosis fibroblast behavior cell metabolism cardiomyopathy cardiovascular disease

Notable Scholarly Works

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Potential of Plant-Derived Compounds in Preventing and Reversing Organ Fibrosis and the Underlying Mechanisms. Cells (2024)

Patrícia dos Santos AzeredoDaping FanE. Angela MurphyWayne E. Carver

plant-derived compoundsunderlying mechanismstreatment and preventionorgan fibrosiscell biologyregenerative medicine

Development of a Bioactive Tunable Hyaluronic-Protein Bioconjugate Hydrogel for Tissue Regenerative Applications. Journal of Materials Chemistry B (2023)

Mary KasperMadison CydisAbdullah AfridiBassam M. SmadiYuan LiAlban CharlierBrooke E. BarnesJulia HohnMichael J. ClineWayne CarverMichael MatthewsDaniel SavinCarlos M. Rinaldi-RamosChristine E. Schmidt

materials sciencetissue regenerative applicationsmaterials engineeringmaterial researchbiomolecular engineeringadvanced materialstissue engineeringbiomedical engineeringregenerative medicinematerial chemistry

The Sars-Cov-2 Spike Protein Induces Long-Term Transcriptional Perturbations of Mitochondrial Metabolic Genes, Causes Cardiac Fibrosis, and Reduces Myocardial Contractile in Obese Mice. Molecular Metabolism (2023)

Xiaoling CaoVi NguyenJoseph TsaiChao GaoYan TianYuping ZhangWayne CarverHippokratis KiarisTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

gene functionobese micecardiovascular toxicitymyocardial contractilegeneticscardiovascular physiologymolecular physiologycardiac fibrosiscardiovascular diseasegene expressioncardiovascular researchcardiologylong-term transcriptional perturbationsvirus researchcardiovascular translational researchmammalian biologymitochondrial functionsars-cov-2mitochondrial metabolic genestranscription factorsmolecular metabolismmolecular biologyphysiology

The Spike Protein of Sars-Cov-2 Exacerbates Cardiac Mitochondrial Dysfunctions in Obese Mice: Mechanistic Evidence for Cardiomyopathy in Post-Acute Sequelae of Covid-19. Physiology (2023)

Vi NguyenXiaoling CaoJoseph TsaiYan TianYuping ZhangChao GaoWayne CarverHippokratis KiarisTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

obese micemechanistic evidenceliver physiologygeneticsmolecular physiologycardiomyopathymitochondrial dysfunctionscardiologycovid-19virus researchdisease physiologyveterinary physiologymammalian biologyanimal physiologypost-acute sequelaemitochondrial functionsars-cov-2electrophysiologyobesityspike proteinmolecular biologymammalian physiologyphysiology

The Spike Protein of Sars-Cov-2 Impairs Lipid Metabolism and Increases Susceptibility to Lipotoxicity: Implication for a Role of Nrf2. Cells (2022)

Vi NguyenYuping ZhangChao GaoXiaoling CaoYan TianWayne CarverHippokratis KiarisTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

sars-cov-2gene expressionmicrobiologyneurosciencespike proteinmolecular biologyvascular biologyprotein science

Effects of Emodin, a Plant‐Derived Anthraquinone, on Tgf‐β1‐Induced Cardiac Fibroblast Activation and Function. Journal of Cellular Physiology (2021)

Wayne CarverEthan FixCharity FixDaping FanMrinmay ChakrabartiMohamad Azhar

cellular physiologycell regulationplant-derived anthraquinonecell biologyregenerative medicinemembrane biologyapplied physiologycell researchcellular biochemistrytissue physiologypharmacologygene expressioncardiologyredox biologyfibroblast growth factorscellular biologysignal transductioncell physiologyphysiology

Longitudinal Histomechanical Heterogeneity of the Internal Thoracic Artery. Journal of the mechanical behavior of biomedical materials/Journal of mechanical behavior of biomedical materials (2021)

Colton J. KostelnikKiersten J. CrouseWayne CarverJohn F. Eberth

materials sciencemechanical behaviorinternal thoracic arterylongitudinal histomechanical heterogeneitymechanical engineeringorthopedic biomechanicsbiomechanical engineeringbiomedical engineeringbiomechanics

Roles of Exosomes in Cardiac Fibroblast Activation and Fibrosis. Cells (2021)

Julia HohnWenbin TanAmanda CarverHayden BarrettWayne Carver

structural biologycardiologymolecular biologyfibrosiscell biologycardiac fibroblast activationphysiology

Small‐Diameter Artery Decellularization: Effects of Anionic Detergent Concentration and Treatment Duration on Porcine Internal Thoracic Arteries. Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B Applied Biomaterials (2021)

Colton KostelnikJulia HohnCarlos E. Escoto‐DiazJesse B. KooistraMatthew SternDerrick E. SwintonWilliam RichardsonWayne CarverJohn Eberth

regenerative medicinevascular adaptationanionic detergent concentrationmaterial researchbiomaterialsvascular biologyendovascular techniquesbiological engineeringbiocompatible materialsmaterials sciencebiomaterials designcardiologyadvanced functional materialstissue engineeringthoracic surgerybiomaterial modelingmaterials engineeringbiomedical engineeringtreatment durationmaterial chemistry

Spike Protein of Sars‐Cov‐2 Activates Macrophages and Contributes to Induction of Acute Lung Inflammation in Male Mice. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Xiaoling CaoYan TianVi NguyenYuping ZhangChao GaoRong YinWayne CarverDaping FanHelmut AlbrechtTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

respiratory neurobiologyimmune responsesmolecular immunologygeneticsrespiratory medicinemale miceviral pathogenesisgene expressioninflammationacute lung inflammationvirus researchimmunologymammalian biologysars-cov-2innate immune systemspike proteinmolecular biologyhost responsecell signalingmedicinal researchgeneral virology

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Wayne Carver

Professor

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Computing

Biomedical Engineering

School of Medicine Columbia

Wayne Carver is currently serving as a Biomedical Engineering Professor at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of South Carolina

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Potential of Plant-Derived Compounds in Preventing and Reversing Organ Fibrosis and the Underlying Mechanisms. Cells (2024)

Patrícia dos Santos AzeredoDaping FanE. Angela MurphyWayne E. Carver

plant-derived compoundsunderlying mechanismstreatment and preventionorgan fibrosiscell biologyregenerative medicine

Development of a Bioactive Tunable Hyaluronic-Protein Bioconjugate Hydrogel for Tissue Regenerative Applications. Journal of Materials Chemistry B (2023)

Xiaoling CaoVi NguyenJoseph TsaiChao GaoYan TianYuping ZhangWayne CarverHippokratis KiarisTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

The Spike Protein of Sars-Cov-2 Exacerbates Cardiac Mitochondrial Dysfunctions in Obese Mice: Mechanistic Evidence for Cardiomyopathy in Post-Acute Sequelae of Covid-19. Physiology (2023)

Vi NguyenXiaoling CaoJoseph TsaiYan TianYuping ZhangChao GaoWayne CarverHippokratis KiarisTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

The Spike Protein of Sars-Cov-2 Impairs Lipid Metabolism and Increases Susceptibility to Lipotoxicity: Implication for a Role of Nrf2. Cells (2022)

Vi NguyenYuping ZhangChao GaoXiaoling CaoYan TianWayne CarverHippokratis KiarisTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

sars-cov-2gene expressionmicrobiologyneurosciencespike proteinmolecular biologyvascular biologyprotein science

Effects of Emodin, a Plant‐Derived Anthraquinone, on Tgf‐β1‐Induced Cardiac Fibroblast Activation and Function. Journal of Cellular Physiology (2021)

Wayne CarverEthan FixCharity FixDaping FanMrinmay ChakrabartiMohamad Azhar

Longitudinal Histomechanical Heterogeneity of the Internal Thoracic Artery. Journal of the mechanical behavior of biomedical materials/Journal of mechanical behavior of biomedical materials (2021)

Colton J. KostelnikKiersten J. CrouseWayne CarverJohn F. Eberth

Roles of Exosomes in Cardiac Fibroblast Activation and Fibrosis. Cells (2021)

Julia HohnWenbin TanAmanda CarverHayden BarrettWayne Carver

structural biologycardiologymolecular biologyfibrosiscell biologycardiac fibroblast activationphysiology

Colton KostelnikJulia HohnCarlos E. Escoto‐DiazJesse B. KooistraMatthew SternDerrick E. SwintonWilliam RichardsonWayne CarverJohn Eberth

Spike Protein of Sars‐Cov‐2 Activates Macrophages and Contributes to Induction of Acute Lung Inflammation in Male Mice. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Xiaoling CaoYan TianVi NguyenYuping ZhangChao GaoRong YinWayne CarverDaping FanHelmut AlbrechtTaixing CuiWenbin Tan

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