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The Iyengar laboratory is interested in understanding how signals are routed and processed through cellular signaling networks including mechanisms of information sorting and integration.<\/p>\n
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Our current research focuses on birth of the hair follicle niche, growth control and regeneration, and tissue regression and reorganization.<\/p>\n
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Our current research focuses on birth of the hair follicle niche, growth control and regeneration, and tissue regression and reorganization.<\/p>\n
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Our current research focuses on birth of the hair follicle niche, growth control and regeneration, and tissue regression and reorganization.<\/p>\n
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The Iyengar laboratory is interested in understanding how signals are routed and processed through cellular signaling networks including mechanisms of information sorting and integration.<\/p>\n
We are interested in understanding dynamics of network topology. For this we focus on identifying regulatory motifs such as feedback and feedforward loops and determining their information processing capability. We have constructed and analyzed dynamic maps of these motifs to understand how cellular signaling networks engage the various cellular machinery to produce physiological responses to extra-cellular signals. To study complex cell signaling networks we utilize a combination of experimental and theoretical approaches. Multidimensional experimental approaches currently being used in the laboratory include reverse-phase phosphoproteomic arrays, transcription factor arrays, ChIP-Seq and mRNA profiling by sequencing. These experimental approaches are being integrated with theoretical analysis using both graph theory approaches and differential equation based modeling to understand network regulation of cell proliferation and activity induced synaptic plasticity.<\/p>\n
We are interested in understanding how spatial organization within cells and tissues contributes to dynamic stability. We are studying the role of cell shape in regulating information processing within signaling networks. For these studies at the experimental level we are using approaches to observe and quantify biochemical signaling reactions in live cells. We are also using patterned surfaces at the nano and microscale as to obtain cells of specific shapes that can be imaged. To decipher the information content in cell shape we are analyzing signaling networks using partial differential equations. We are developing spatially realistic models of signaling networks to understand the origins and dynamics of microdomains of signaling components. We are also interested in understanding the dynamics underlying tissue integrity. We are developing multi-scale models as well as experimentally engineered systems to determine if a dynamic loop that integrates signaling networks in multiple cell types forms the basis for tissue integrity.<\/p>\n
We are developing systems level approaches to understanding drug action at a genome-wide level. We are constructing large scale networks to capture all of the known protein-protein interactions in the human genome to computationally identify selective regions (disease neighborhood) within the interaction space associated with specific diseases. We are analyzing the relationship between drug targets and other cellular components to understand the relationship between disease neighborhood and targets of drugs used to treat the disease. From such analyses we are attempting to predict adverse events and explain adverse events reports in the FDA\u2013AERS database.<\/p>\n
Systems biology and systems pharmacology
Computational cell biology
Cellular signaling networks
Spatial modeling of cell signaling
G-protein mediated intracellular signaling in neurons
Spatiotemporal organization of cellular networks<\/p>\n
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How is tissue growth, homeostasis and renewal by stem cells regulated throughout life? Understanding the core molecular controls is fundamental for realizing the therapeutic potential of the instructive niche (Rezza et al, Current Topics in Developmental Biology 2014). After initial morphogenesis of hair follicles, the Dermal Condensate gives rise to the adult follicle inductive niche, the Dermal Papilla. Dermal Papilla cells signal to progenitors in the follicle bulb to control continuous production and outgrowth of hair. They are also critical for activating stem cells to regenerate a new follicle during the hair growth cycle. Remarkably, isolated niche cells can induce new hair formation after cell transplantation into skin in mice, a yet unrealized goal in human.<\/p>\n
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How tissues regenerate from stem cells and how different organs balance cell loss with new growth is under intensive investigation in the regenerative biology field. In the natural hair growth cycle after years of continuous hair growth, follicles enter a wave of massive progenitor death along the hair axis that \u2013 as we are just beginning to unravel \u2013 is controlled by the niche microenvironment. During this follicle regression, the Dermal Papilla niche needs to relocate from the base of growing hair bulbs to the stem cell reservoir in the upper follicle for new growth activation.<\/p>\n
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How tissues regenerate from stem cells and how different organs balance cell loss with new growth is under intensive investigation in the regenerative biology field. In the natural hair growth cycle after years of continuous hair growth, follicles enter a wave of massive progenitor death along the hair axis that \u2013 as we are just beginning to unravel \u2013 is controlled by the niche microenvironment. During this follicle regression, the Dermal Papilla niche needs to relocate from the base of growing hair bulbs to the stem cell reservoir in the upper follicle for new growth activation.<\/p>\n
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