University of Brasilia, Faculty of Medicine (Brazil)
Completed 1981 · Last known relationship
Wellington V. Cardoso's roles include Professor of Medicine (in Genetics and Development) at Columbia University Irving Medical Center; Professor of Medicine (in Genetics and Development); Director, Columbia Center for Human Development; co-PI of the division's T32 in lung science. Medical education: University of Brasilia, Faculty of Medicine (Brazil). Education: University of Sao Paulo (Brazil). Fellowship training: Boston University School of Medicine; University of British Columbia (Canada). Areas of interest include Ontogeny and regulation of the airway stem cell pool in the lung; Lung development and repair-regeneration; developmental signaling (Fgf, Notch, retinoids, Hippo-Yap, microRNAs); Formation and diversification of multiciliated cells in the respiratory system.
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Training includes University of Sao Paulo (Brazil), University of Brasilia, Faculty of Medicine (Brazil), Boston University School of Medicine, and PhD, plus 5 more records.
Explore education and trainingCompleted 1989
Completed 1981
Airway epithelial differentiation and pathogenesis of chronic airway diseases (COPD, asthma, fibrosis, neuroendocrine hyperplasia)[9]
Developmental basis of adult lung disease, including prenatal vitamin A deficiency and postnatal airway hyperresponsiveness[9]
Formation and diversification of multiciliated cells in the respiratory system[9]
Generation of functional lungs by conditional blastocyst complementation (with Munemasa Mori)[9]
Lung development and repair-regeneration; developmental signaling (Fgf, Notch, retinoids, Hippo-Yap, microRNAs)[9]
Ontogeny and regulation of the airway stem cell pool in the lung[9]
SARS-CoV-2-host interactions in the human airway epithelium (single-cell transcriptomics, master-regulator analysis)[9]