Lymphatic Exosomes in Health and Disease Network
About the Lymphatic Exosomes in Health and Disease Network
The Lymphatic Exosomes in Health and Disease (LEHD) Network is a multidisciplinary partnership composed of expertise in exosome biogenesis, immunology cross-talk, vesicle flow cytometry, animal models, and clinical samples. We are particularly focused on the exosomes released into mesenteric lymphatics and their biological function in trauma/hemorrhagic shock and in experimental models of colitis/inflammatory bowel disease.
Investigators
Brian Eliceiri, PhD - UC San Diego
Andrew Baird, PhD - UC San Diego
Todd Costantini, MD - UC San Diego
John Nolan, PhD - CellArcus Technologies
Sarah Blair, MD - UC San Diego
Sandip Patel, MD - UC San Diego
Phillip Stahl, PhD - Washington University in St. Louis
Journal Club
Exosomes: Looking back three decades and into the future
Quantifying exosome secretion from single cells reveals a modulatory role for GPCR signaling