
The Institute's ongoing effort to understand how body structures, disease and other processes lead to the body tissue loss or dysfunction will lead to the successful treatment of Alzheimer's disease, muscular dystrophy, diabetes and stroke. By learning how muscles grow and deteriorate and what role specific proteins play in these processes, Boston Biomedical’s Regenerative Biology team will discover how to promote muscle regeneration. |
| Xingbin Ai, PhD | RESEARCH SCIENTIST |
| Janice Dominov, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Martin Duennwald, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Charlie Emerson, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Peter Erhardt, MD, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Jim Fessenden, PhD | RESEARCH SCIENTIST |
| John Gergely, MD, PhD, DScM (HON) | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Zenon Grabarek, PhD | PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST |
| Sachiko Homma, PhD | RESEARCH SCIENTIST |
| Noriaki Ikemoto, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Oliver King, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Toshio Kitazawa, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Eddie Mabuchi, PhD | SENIOR RESEARCH ASSOCIATE |
| Jeff Miller, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Kent Nybakken, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Lucia Rameh, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Vic Raso, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Nilima Sarkar, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| James Sherley, MD, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |
| Shin Takayama, PhD | PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST |
| Moon Um, PhD | SCIENTIST |
| Sarah Wilcox-Adelman, PhD | RESEARCH SCIENTIST |
| Hartmut Wohlrab, PhD | SENIOR SCIENTIST |