Dr Olaya Rendueles - Nothing Comes for Free: How Much Can Klebsiella pneumoniae Afford?
Olaya Rendueles Centre de Biologie Intégrative, Toulouse Nothing Comes for Free: How Much Can Klebsiella pneumoniae Afford? Our team is broadly interested in…
KU Leuven, Belgium
Research in the SCEBP lab (KU Leuven. Belgium) focuses on the molecular and genetic control of skeletal stem/progenitor cells (SSPCs) and osteoblasts, with special interests in how they crosstalk with the local bone vasculature and how they function to mediate skeletal development, homeostasis, and fracture repair. Much of this research is directed at understanding the mechanisms underlying the compromized bone homeostasis and regeneration in diabetes, osteoporosis, and ageing. In addition to these bone-centered functions, the SCEBP team investigates the skeletal interplay with other tissues and the broader impact of osteolineage cells in the organism, particularly how SSPCs and bone cells contribute to the regulation of hematopoiesis in the bone marrow environment, and of systemic energy metabolism and glucose homeostasis. The prime working models used in these studies in the SCEBP Lab are genetically modified mice, including in vivo lineage tracing approaches, high-resolution microscopy, flow cytometry, and molecular methods. Recent results from studies in our lab will be presented in this seminar, focusing on the interplay between the cells of bone and the local vasculature, and the repercussions thereof on the development and functioning of bone marrow hematopoiesis.
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