Stem Cells

Image of mouse embryonic stem cells.

UCONN School of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical research laboratories

Epigenetics

Epigenetic regulation of genes

Pluripotency

Stem cell differentiation

ES cell mitosis

stem cell mitosis

Cellular Personalized Medicine

personalized medicine approaches

The Rasmussen Laboratory conducts biomedical research that aims to improve human health using the tools of epigenetics and stem cell science. Current research in the lab includes studies of epigenetic mechanisms in hepatic cells and hepatocytes derived from stem cells, basic research into epigenetic regulation in pluripotent stem cells as they undergo differentiation, and applied research in teratology.  We also have interests in using epigenetic approaches to alleviate suffering and morbidity in human metabolic disorders through the development of agents that modulate the epigenetic regulation of human genes.  

Contact the Rasmussen Lab

Phone: (860) 486-8339
theodore.rasmussen@uconn.edu
Address: University of Connecticut
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
69 North Eagleville Road
Unit 3092
Storrs, CT 06269