Joshua Scallan

Associate Professor

University of South Florida

United States

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Joshua Scallan is an Associate Professor at the University of South Florida, United States. His research primarily focuses on lymphatic system development and function, with particular emphasis on signaling pathways involved in lymphatic valve formation and functionality during embryogenesis. Recent articles co-authored by Professor Scallan examine the roles of various proteins and processes in lymphatic valve specification and alterations in meningeal immunity affecting CNS lymphatic drainage.

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Mark L Kahn

University of Pennsylvania

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Derek Sung

National Institutes of Health

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Drishya Iyer

University of South Florida

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Jonathan Kipnis

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Rictor, an mTORC2 Protein, Regulates Murine Lymphatic Valve Formation Through the AKT-FOXO1 Signaling

Age-related alterations in meningeal immunity drive impaired CNS lymphatic drainage

Age-related alterations in meningeal immunity drive impaired CNS lymphatic drainage

VEGFR3 is required for button junction formation in lymphatic vessels

Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase Regulates Lymphatic Valve Specification By Controlling β-catenin Signaling During Embryogenesis

Multiple aspects of lymphatic dysfunction in an ApoE(-/-) mouse model of hypercholesterolemia

eNOS Regulates Lymphatic Valve Specification by Controlling β-Catenin Signaling During Embryogenesis in Mice

Sinusoidal and lymphatic vessel growth is controlled by reciprocal VEGF-C–CDH5 inhibition

VE-cadherin enables trophoblast endovascular invasion and spiral artery remodeling during placental development.

VE-cadherin enables trophoblast endovascular invasion and spiral artery remodeling during placental development

Lymphatic Vascular Permeability

VE-Cadherin Is Required for Cardiac Lymphatic Maintenance and Signaling

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Mark L Kahn

Derek Sung

Drishya Iyer

Jonathan Kipnis

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