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Yue Lin

IRBM
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Yue is a Ph.D student, working at IRBM . Her area of expertise lies in investigating the function of macrophages in the context of lung injury. Specifically, she is focused on understanding the mechanism behind ECM remodeling driven by macrophages.

 

Her research aims to uncover important insights into the underlying biology of lung injury, which could have significant implications for the development of new therapeutic approaches.

Yue is a Ph.D student, working at IRBM. Her area of expertise lies in investigating the function of macrophages in the context of lung injury. Specifically, she is focused on understanding the mechanism behind ECM remodeling driven by macrophages.

 

Her research aims to uncover important insights into the underlying biology of lung injury, which could have significant implications for the development of new therapeutic approaches.

Fields of Work and Expertise

Cellular Biology  Tissue Repair  Regeneration

 

Professional Background

2021 - present

PhD student, IRBM, Helmholtz Centrum Munich, Germany,

2017-2020

M.Sc., University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Key publications

2023

Correa-Gallegos D., Ye H., Dasgupta B., Sardogan A., Kadri S., Kandi R., Dai R., Lin Y., Kopplin R., Shantaram D.S., Wannemacher J., Ichijo R., Jiang D., Strunz M., Ansari M., Angelidis I., Schiller H.B., Voltz T., Machens H.-G., Rinkevich Y. (2023). CD201+ fascia progenitors choreograph injury repair. Nature 623, 792–802