Developing innovative therapies that help the body repair itself

Center for Developmental Biology and Regenerative Medicine

Our goal is to heal damage caused by childhood developmental abnormalities and acquired illnesses by studying the body's response to injury.

Featured Research

Systems Genetics Approach Identifying Genes in Heart Development and Defects

Researchers at the Center for Developmental Biology and Regenerative Medicine have discovered new genes that could contribute to congenital heart defects through novel approach.

Treatment for neurological conditions through improved blood flow

Stefan Stamenkovich, PhD, and colleagues investigate the therapeutic effects of capillary drainage within the brain, which has the potential to slow neurological conditions.

James Bennett Receives $12.5 Million NIH Genome Research Grant Under SMaHT Network

May 11, 2023 – Congratulations to Dr. James Bennett for his $12.5 million, five-year National Institutes of Health award supporting research in how the human genome changes within individuals over their lifetimes.

Scar Free Healing

Researchers from the Majesky Lab and Millen Lab detail the first cellular and molecular mechanisms contributing to tissue regenerative wound healing properties in Acomys, published in Developmental Cell.

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