Dr. Dario Marchetti
Dario Marchetti, Ph.D., tumor and molecular biologist, is a tenured and endowed “Jack L. Titus” Professor of the Department of Pathology & Immunology with a joint appointment in the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology at Baylor College of Medicine. He also acts as Director of the Circulating Tumor Cell (CTC) Core facility at Baylor College of Medicine.
Dr. Marchetti is an international recognized expert and authority in the field of CTCs as clinically useful tools to combat cancer metastasis for improved patient outcome. With keen insights into the biology of brain metastasis, he pioneered models for discoveries of molecular determinants underlying brain metastasis and biomarker properties of brain-homing CTCs.
As a consummate scientist, Dr. Marchetti’s bibliography include 179 publications of which 79 are in peer-reviewed journals in the fields of neuroscience and oncology. He has received numerous awards and secured uninterrupted funding for 25 years by receiving grants from federal, state, institutional and private Agencies.
Dr. Masashi Emoto
He is serving as a professor at Gunma University Graduate School of Health Sciences in Japan. He got the professorship in 1993 and his main research theme is NKT cells and intestinal intraepithelial T lymhocytes. Before coming back to Japan, he has worked at Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in Berlin, Germany as a higher ranking senior scientist for approx. 10 years with Prof. Dr. Stefan H. E. Kaufman, who was a president of International Union of Immunological societies, and published many articles in prestigious journals with high impact factor. He has concentrated on identification of new natural ligand(s) for invariant NKT cells and nowadays he has succeeded to determine their chemical structures. In addition, he has recently found new T cell populations in the gut. He is a leading scientist in the field of NKT cells and intestinal intraepithelial T lymphocytes.
Dario Marchetti
Dario Marchetti, Ph.D., tumor and molecular biologist, is a tenured and endowed “Jack L. Titus” Professor of the Department
of Pathology & Immunology with a joint appointment in the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology at Baylor College of Medicine. He also actsas Director of the Circulating Tumor Cell (CTC) Core facility
at Baylor College of Medicine. On October 1, Dr. Marchetti will be the Director of the Biomarker Research Program at Methodist Hospital Research Institute and Professor of Pathology and Genomics Medicine at
Methodist Hospital in Houston.
Dr. Marchetti is an international recognized expert and authority in the field of CTCs as clinically useful tools to combat cancer metastasis for improved patient outcome. With keen insights into the biology of
brain metastasis, he pioneered models for discoveries of molecular determinants underlying brain metastasis and biomarker properties of brain-homing CTCs.
As a consummate scientist, Dr. Marchetti’s bibliography include 179 publications of which 79 are in peer-reviewed journals in the fields of neuroscience and oncology. He has received numerous awards and secured
uninterrupted funding for 25 years by receiving grants from federal, state, institutional and private Agencies. He is a reviewer for the most prominent journals in cancer research and sits on editorial
boards of “Cancer Microenvironment, “Tumor Viruses”, “Vascular Cell”, "Clinical & Experimental Pathology", "International Journal of Oncology", “Cancer Letters”,
“Journal of Cellular Biochemistry”, “Discovery/Discovery Reports” (a journal from Harvard Medical School) and "Cancer Metastasis Reviews" among others. Dr. Marchetti is Editor-in-Chief
of the “Journal of Gene Therapy” and “Journal of Circulating Biomarkers”, and acts as Guest Editor of the International Journal of Molecular Sciences (Basel, Switzerland) on brain metastasis.
Further, heserved/serves on grant reviewing panels of the National Institutes of Health of USA and Italy, the Department of Defense of the United States, and is frequently invited as grant reviewer and consultant
for multiple national and international Agencies and Companies devoted to oncology research.
Dr. Marchetti graduated from the University of Pavia, Italy in 1979. He worked as postdoctoral fellow at the University of Illinois, Chicago (1980-1982), University of Texas Medical Branch – Galveston (Texas)
(1984-1986). He then became a research scientist at the University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston (1986-1991), Research Associate and later Instructor at UT MD Anderson Cancer Center (1992-1999), Assistant
Professor at UT-Houston (1999-2001), and Associate Professor and later Professor (with tenure) at LSU-Baton Rouge, Louisiana (2002-2007) prior to joining the faculty at Baylor College of Medicine and Methodist
Hospital on October 1, 2015.
Masashi Emoto
He is serving as a professor at Gunma University Graduate School of Health Sciences in Japan. He got the professorship in 1993 and his
main research theme is NKT cells and intestinal intraepithelial T lymhocytes. Before coming back to Japan, he has worked at Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in Berlin, Germany as a higher ranking senior
scientist for approx. 10 years with Prof. Dr. Stefan H. E. Kaufman, who was a president of International Union of Immunological societies, and published many articles in prestigious journals with high impact
factor. He has concentrated on identification of new natural ligand(s) for invariant NKT cells and nowadays he has succeeded to determine their chemical structures. In addition, he has recently found new T cell
populations in the gut. He is a leading scientist in the field of NKT cells and intestinal intraepithelial T lymphocytes.
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Trends in Stem Cell Treatments
Editor Affiliation:
Ahmed Malki
Director of Biomedical Science Program
Qatar University
Qatar
Submission date: October 30, 2018
Publication date: November 26, 2018
Description of the Special Issue: There has been a great deal of interest in recent years in the use of stem cells in the treatment of a broad spectrum of diseases and many predictions have been made which
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Pregnancy Complications
Editor Affiliation:
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Hutzel Women’s Hospital
USA
Submission date: October 30, 2018
Publication date: November 26, 2018
Description of the Special Issue: The special issue on Pregnancy complications welcomes manuscripts on all the circumstantial topics related to stages of pregnancy and child health process encompassing clinical,
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