Wong Lab

Wong Lab Dr. Wong's Lab utilizes mechanistic approaches to develop therapies for lymphedema & wound healing

We study basic and translational research problems related to lymphedema and lymphangiogenesis, stem cell therapeutics, delayed wound healing in radiated damaged skin, microvascular flap physiology, and silicone implant biology.

There’s nothing like Thai food for impromptu lab celebrations 🎉 Happy birthday to our research fellow Jerry!
05/07/2021

There’s nothing like Thai food for impromptu lab celebrations 🎉 Happy birthday to our research fellow Jerry!

We are excited and grateful to be a C-DOCTOR team!
05/29/2020

We are excited and grateful to be a C-DOCTOR team!

The initiative aims to propel USC forward as the epicenter of tissue and organ regeneration research. THE STUDIES SEEM LIKE something straight out of science fiction. There’s one focused on using stem cells to regenerate skull bone for patients with skull defects. Another aims to develop a hydroge...

Zooming with the rest of the lab
05/16/2020

Zooming with the rest of the lab

Holiday white elephant!
12/21/2019

Holiday white elephant!

  at Roy’s
12/21/2019

at Roy’s

Happy Halloween 🎃, congratulations to Roy on getting into medical school, And thanks to all lab members for your dedicat...
10/30/2019

Happy Halloween 🎃, congratulations to Roy on getting into medical school, And thanks to all lab members for your dedication and hard work!

Lab + family dinner celebration!  Wow what a big group!  Congratulations to Giulia and Michael on completion of their re...
04/25/2019

Lab + family dinner celebration! Wow what a big group! Congratulations to Giulia and Michael on completion of their research fellowships!

Recent work from Wong Lab!https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30648916FGFR3 plays a key role in LEC proliferation, migra...
02/16/2019

Recent work from Wong Lab!

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30648916

FGFR3 plays a key role in LEC proliferation, migration, tubule formation, and postnatal in vivo lymphangiogenesis when pharmacologically induced by 9-cisRA. P3 may have the potential to be used as a precise regulatory control element for 9-cisRA-mediated lymphangiogenesis.

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