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Kun-Ze Lee, PhD
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Kun-Ze Lee, PhD is a post-doctoral associate in the Department
of Physical Therapy (mentor: David Fuller,
PhD). He received his PhD degree in National Taiwan Normal University,
Taiwan. His reseach focuses on neurophysiology and neuroplasticity
of respiratory-related neurons in response to chemoreceptor activation
and spinal cord injury.
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Milap Sandhu, PT, PhD
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Milap is a post-doctoral associate in the laboratory of David
Fuller, PhD. He received his physical therapy degree from India
and his doctoral degree in rehabilitation science from the University
of Florida. His research interests address neuroplasticity and respiratory
recovery in diseases/injuries that affect respiration. He is currently
involved with a study investigating gene replacement in a fatal
disorder called Pompe disease that affects nerves and muscles in
children. He is particularly focused on correcting gene deficiency
for improvement of breathing in transgenic mouse models of the disease.
In addition, he is also studying stem cell transplantation for spinal
cord injury repair. Specifically, he is investigating the efficacy
of adult/post-natal derived neural precursor cells for respiratory
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Fan Ye, PhD
Fan is a post-doctoral associate in the Muscle
Physiology Laboratory in the Department of Physical Therapy
(mentor: Krista Vandenborne, PhD, PT.)
He received his PhD degree in Rehabilitation
Science from the University of Florida. His research focuses
on understanding molecular signatures associated with muscle remodeling
in response to rehabilitation in humans (ankle fracture patients)
and implementing therapeutic strategies to augment muscle rehabilitation
by using animals models (cast immobilization and spinal cord injury.)
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