Single-cell transcriptomics create a cellular atlas for benign fallopian tubes A secretory-intermediate-ciliated path is projected for epithelial differentiation PAX8, SOX17, and RUNX3 potentially drive fallopian epithelial differentiation ‘‘Early secretory’’ epithelial cells are likely precursors for …
Huy Dinh
ACS IRG pilot grant awarded.
We are awarded a pilot grant from Spring 2021 American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant Pilot Award competition at University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center (UWCCC). We will study monocyte and neutrophil heterogeneity in Multiple …
Graduate student joined the lab!
Josh Brand joined us from the Cellular & Molecular Pathology program as the first graduate student in the lab. Welcome and looking forward to a fun ride. Parth Khatri joined us as an hourly master …
Huy’s profile in the “McArdle Faculty Profile – Getting to know” series
Students join the lab for rotation and independent study.
Joshua Brand joins us for a rotation from the Cellular and Molecular Pathology graduate program and will work on analyzing CITE-Seq and scRNA-Seq of immune cells. Parth Khatri joins us for an independent study project …
Our human neutrophil progenitor paper published in Immunity!
Wisconsin HNC SPORE CEP Grant awarded!
We are awarded a Wisconsin Head and Neck Cancer SPORE Grant Career Enhancement Program pilot grant to study myeloid cells in head and neck cancer in human and preclinical murine models. We are excited to …
Lab opening!
The Dinh lab will be opening our door from August 2020. We are located at the 7th floor WI Institutes for Medical Research building.