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William G. Thilly

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Biological Engineering

William G. Thilly is currently serving as a Biological Engineering Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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genetics molecular biology mutagenesis cell biology human genetics genomics immunology cancer genetics mutagenesis (molecular biology technique) molecular genetics genome biology tumor biology population genetics capillary electrophoresis cytogenetics cancer research cancer biology biotechnology mammalian biology human lymphoblasts cancer genomics respiratory medicine salmonella typhimurium environmental microbiology diploid human lymphoblasts cell culture mutational spectra medicinal research microbial genetics protein science molecular cancer stem cell research medical genetics epigenomics animal biotechnology molecular cell biology colorectal cancer mutational spectrum mutational spectrometry aerosol science cell growth genetic analysis disease gene identification mutation assays food microbiology oncogenes applied microbiology redox biology reproductive biology particulate matter inhalation toxicology aerobiology population genomics food toxicology analytical biotechnology cell cycle immunogenetics rna biology somatic cell genetics mutation assay microcarrier cell culture gradient gel electrophoresis colon cancer bacterial mutagenicity point mutations perpetual synchrony host specificity human sciences mitochondrial function genome analysis host genetics environmental biotechnology cancer risk mammalian physiology dna amplification thymidine kinase locus predictive toxicology systems biology toxicogenomics computational biology mathematical bioscience

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Evolution of Biomarker Research in Autoimmunity Conditions for Health Professionals and Clinical Practice. Progress in molecular biology and translational science (2022)

Arthur SilversteinAnton DudaevMaria StudnevaJohn AitkenSofya BlokhAndrew David MillerSofia TanasovaNoel RoseJohn RyalsChristoph BorchersAnders NordstromMarina MoiseyakhArturo Solís HerreraNikita SkomorohovTrevor MarshallAlan WuR Holland ChengKsenia SyzkoPhilip D CotterMarianna PodzyubanWilliam ThillyPaul David SmithPaul BarachKhaled BouriYehuda SchoenfeldEiji MatsuuraVeronika MedvedevaIlya ShmulevichLiang ChengPaul SeegersYekaterina KhotskayaKeith FlahertySteven DooleyEric J SorensonMichael RossSergey Suchkov

immunologyimmunological biomarkersbiomarkersautoimmune diseasesclinical laboratoryautoimmunity conditionsbiomarker researchallergybiomarker (medicine)clinical practiceclinical rheumatologyautoimmunityautoinflammatory disease

Pathogenic Activation of Mesenchymal Stem Cells is Induced by the Disease Microenvironment in Systemic Sclerosis. Arthritis & Rheumatology (2020)

Zeinab TakiElena GostjevaWilliam ThillyBodoor YaseenHenry LopezMaria MirzaZainab HassujiShivanee VigneswaranBahja Ahmed AbdiAmy HartNikita ArumallaGemma ThomasChristopher P. DentonYasir SulemanHuan LiuCristina VenturiniSteven O'ReillyShiwen XuRichard Stratton

immunologyarthritisdermatologypathogenic activationpathogenesisrheumatologyautoimmune diseasesdisease microenvironmentchronic inflammationrheumatoid arthritisrheologyinflammatory rheumatic diseaseclinical rheumatologypathologybiological microenvironmentssystemic sclerosis

Sirolimus-Eluting Stents: Opposite in Vitro Effects on the Clonogenic Cell Potential on a Long-Term Exposure. Oncotarget (2020)

Francesco VasuriAlessio DegiovanniMauro GargiuloWilliam G. ThillyElena V. GostjevaGianandrea PasquinelliSilvia Fittipaldi

sirolimus-eluting stentsneurologyin vitro toxicologypharmacologyclonogenic cell potentialurologylong-term exposureoncology

Tracing of Human Tumor Cell Lineages by Mitochondrial Mutations. Frontiers in Oncology (2020)

Paulo RefinettiStephan MorgenthalerWilliam G. ThillyChristian ArstadPer O. Ekstrøm

genomicsgenome biologycancer geneticscancer researchtumor biologygeneticscancer genomicscell lineagemolecular biologyoncologycytogeneticscancer cellsmitochondrial mutationscancer biologyhuman geneticscell biology

Use of Metformin in Pulmonary Vein Stenosis After Tapvr Repair. Global Pediatric Health (2020)

Edward C. KirkpatrickMichael E. MitchellWilliam G. ThillyJoseph CavaAoy Tomita-MitchellElena V. Gostjeva

cardiologypharmacologychild developmentregenerative medicinepediatric anesthesiaglobal healthcarepulmonary vein stenosistapvr repairglobal healthrespiratory medicinepaediatric medicinechild neurologychild healthpediatricscardiovascular disease

Personalized and Precision Medicine (Ppm) as a Model of Healthcare Services of the Next-Step Generation to Secure the National Stability and the Biosafety. Pharmaceutica Analytica Acta (2019)

Sergey SuchkovJeff SkolnickMaria StudnevaWilliam ThillyNoel RosePaul Barach

pharmacologyhealthcare servicesbiomedical engineeringnational stabilitynext-step generationpersonalized medicineprecision medicine

Metakaryotic Cells Linked to Pediatric Pulmonary Vein Stenosis. Cardiovascular Pathology (2018)

Edward C. KirkpatrickMichael E. MitchellWilliam G. ThillyPip HidestrandAoy Tomita-MitchellMats HidestrandElena V. Gostjeva

cardiologymetakaryotic cellsdermatologypediatricspathology

Mapping Mitochondrial Heteroplasmy in a Leydig Tumor by Laser Capture Micro-Dissection and Cycling Temperature Capillary Electrophoresis. BMC Clinical Pathology (2017)

Paulo RefinettiChristian ArstadWilliam G. ThillyStephan MorgenthalerPer Olaf Ekstrøm

capillary electrophoresishuman pathologylaser capture micro-dissectionanatomical pathologypathologyneurologyrheumatologyhematologyclinical biochemistrycancer biologyexperimental pathologyclinical pathologysurgical oncologysurgical pathologytumor biologymitochondrial heteroplasmyradiation oncologyoncologybiomedical analysisclinical rheumatologyleydig tumor

Restenosis in Hemodialytic Fistulas and Chronic Kidney Disease-Associated Vascular Disease: Two Pathologies Driven by Metakaryotic Stem Cells. Contributions to nephrology (2017)

Gianandrea PasquinelliWilliam G. ThillyElena V. GostjevaPaola TodeschiniGiuseppe CiancioloClaudio RoncoGaetano La Manna

metakaryotic stem cellsmedicinehematologyregenerative medicinehemodialytic fistulasnephrologyvascular biologyvascular diseasechronic kidney diseasepathologyhealth sciences

Metakaryotic Cancer Stem Cells Are Constitutively Resistant to X-Rays and Chemotherapeutic Agents, but Sensitive to Many Common Drugs. The Royal Society of Chemistry eBooks (2016)

Elena V. GostjevaVera V. KoledovaLiyuan BaiKailin C. DuanTushar KamathMeghan NelsonParul AgnihotriDeborah J. MoshinskiLi Ping WuLawrence ZukerbergDaniel C. ChungSusan TsaiDouglas B. EvansAoy Tomita-MitchellMichael MitchellWilliam G. Thilly

medicineradiologyradiation oncologycancer researchoncologychemotherapeutic agentscancer treatmentcancer biology

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William G. Thilly

Professor

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Engineering

Biological Engineering

William G. Thilly is currently serving as a Biological Engineering Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William G. Thilly

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Evolution of Biomarker Research in Autoimmunity Conditions for Health Professionals and Clinical Practice. Progress in molecular biology and translational science (2022)

Pathogenic Activation of Mesenchymal Stem Cells is Induced by the Disease Microenvironment in Systemic Sclerosis. Arthritis & Rheumatology (2020)

Sirolimus-Eluting Stents: Opposite in Vitro Effects on the Clonogenic Cell Potential on a Long-Term Exposure. Oncotarget (2020)

Francesco VasuriAlessio DegiovanniMauro GargiuloWilliam G. ThillyElena V. GostjevaGianandrea PasquinelliSilvia Fittipaldi

sirolimus-eluting stentsneurologyin vitro toxicologypharmacologyclonogenic cell potentialurologylong-term exposureoncology

Tracing of Human Tumor Cell Lineages by Mitochondrial Mutations. Frontiers in Oncology (2020)

Paulo RefinettiStephan MorgenthalerWilliam G. ThillyChristian ArstadPer O. Ekstrøm

Use of Metformin in Pulmonary Vein Stenosis After Tapvr Repair. Global Pediatric Health (2020)

Edward C. KirkpatrickMichael E. MitchellWilliam G. ThillyJoseph CavaAoy Tomita-MitchellElena V. Gostjeva

Personalized and Precision Medicine (Ppm) as a Model of Healthcare Services of the Next-Step Generation to Secure the National Stability and the Biosafety. Pharmaceutica Analytica Acta (2019)

Sergey SuchkovJeff SkolnickMaria StudnevaWilliam ThillyNoel RosePaul Barach

pharmacologyhealthcare servicesbiomedical engineeringnational stabilitynext-step generationpersonalized medicineprecision medicine

Metakaryotic Cells Linked to Pediatric Pulmonary Vein Stenosis. Cardiovascular Pathology (2018)

Edward C. KirkpatrickMichael E. MitchellWilliam G. ThillyPip HidestrandAoy Tomita-MitchellMats HidestrandElena V. Gostjeva

cardiologymetakaryotic cellsdermatologypediatricspathology

Mapping Mitochondrial Heteroplasmy in a Leydig Tumor by Laser Capture Micro-Dissection and Cycling Temperature Capillary Electrophoresis. BMC Clinical Pathology (2017)

Paulo RefinettiChristian ArstadWilliam G. ThillyStephan MorgenthalerPer Olaf Ekstrøm

Restenosis in Hemodialytic Fistulas and Chronic Kidney Disease-Associated Vascular Disease: Two Pathologies Driven by Metakaryotic Stem Cells. Contributions to nephrology (2017)

Gianandrea PasquinelliWilliam G. ThillyElena V. GostjevaPaola TodeschiniGiuseppe CiancioloClaudio RoncoGaetano La Manna

metakaryotic stem cellsmedicinehematologyregenerative medicinehemodialytic fistulasnephrologyvascular biologyvascular diseasechronic kidney diseasepathologyhealth sciences

Metakaryotic Cancer Stem Cells Are Constitutively Resistant to X-Rays and Chemotherapeutic Agents, but Sensitive to Many Common Drugs. The Royal Society of Chemistry eBooks (2016)

medicineradiologyradiation oncologycancer researchoncologychemotherapeutic agentscancer treatmentcancer biology

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