The Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute (ARMI) is based at the Monash University Clayton campus and is comprised of 19 research groups from different scientific disciplines (see below for research group profiles).

Research publications

Heart and Muscle Development and Regeneration

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Eynon Group

The Eynon Group is interested in the study of epigenetics and other molecules associated with healthy aging and exercise ...
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Chow Group

The Chow group is interested in the study of heart valve development, disease, and regeneration. ...
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McGlinn Group

The McGlinn Group is focused on elucidating novel gene networks that drive growth and identity in the early embryo. ...
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del Monte-Nieto Group

The del Monte-Nieto group is interested in understanding the molecular mechanisms and developmental processes orchestrat ...
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Currie Group

The Currie group is curious about the biological mechanisms of the zebrafish, a fresh water fish that is native to South ...

Immunity and Regeneration

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Martino Group

The Martino group combines research in immunology, stem cells, and bioengineering, in order to understand the mechanisms ...
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Lieschke Group

The Lieschke group studies the haemopoietic system (blood production) and leukocytes (white blood cells). ...

Neural Regeneration

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Nillegoda Group

The Nillegoda group is probing attractive new chaperone-based cell repair mechanisms that could lead to therapeutic inte ...
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Kaslin Group

The Kaslin group is interested in cellular plasticity in the brain and spinal cord. In particular, the group studies how ...

Organ Engineering and Synthetic Biology

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Roman Group

The Roman Group is investigating how cells communicate to establish organ architecture and function. ...
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Roselló-Díez Group

The Roselló-Díez group uses animal models to study the local and systemic mechanisms that orchestrate organ growth and ...

Stem Cells and Regeneration

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Zenker Group

The Zenker group seeks to understand how a cell’s structure and function is regulated by the continuous re-organizatio ...
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Polo Group

The Polo group is interested in the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms that govern cell identity and cell fate. I ...
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Nilsson Group

The Nilsson Group is currently involved in a number of research projects that focus on understanding haemopoietic stem c ...
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Nagy Group

The Nagy Group is focused on combining knowledge of developmental biology, stem cells and genetic engineering to create ...