Welcome to the Chun Liu Lab
Our Mission
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Disease Modeling
CRISPRi/a Screening
Perturb-seq in Organoid
Population-in-a-Dish
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Recent Publications
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(Belbachir N, Wu Y, Shen M, Zhang SL, Zhang JZ, Liu C, Knollmann BC, Lyon GJ, Ma N, Wu JC.) Circulation. 2023 Nov 14;148(20):1598-1601 PMID: 37956223 PMCID: PMC10697282 11/13/2023
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(Colville A, Liu JY, Rodriguez-Mateo C, Thomas S, Ishak HD, Zhou R, Klein JDD, Morgens DW, Goshayeshi A, Salvi JS, Yao D, Spees K, Dixon SJ, Liu C, Rhee JW, Lai C, Wu JC, Bassik MC, Rando TA.) Cell Metab. 2023 Oct 03;35(10):1814-1829.e6 PMID: 37699398 PMCID: PMC10597643 09/13/2023
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(Shen M, Zhao SR, Khokhar Y, Li L, Zhou Y, Liu C, Wu JC.) STAR Protoc. 2023 Apr 27;4(2):102256 PMID: 37119139 PMCID: PMC10173856 04/29/2023
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(Shen M, Liu C, Zhao SR, Manhas A, Sundaram L, Ameen M, Wu JC.) Circulation. 2023 Feb 07;147(6):515-518 PMID: 36745700 PMCID: PMC9909621 02/07/2023
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(Ye S, Wang C, Xu Z, Lin H, Wan X, Yu Y, Adhicary S, Zhang JZ, Zhou Y, Liu C, Alonzo M, Bi J, Ramirez-Navarro A, Deschenes I, Ma Q, Garg V, Wu JC, Zhao MT.) Circ Res. 2023 Jan 20;132(2):187-204 PMID: 36583388 PMCID: PMC9852089 12/31/2022
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(Chun Liu, Mengcheng Shen, Wilson L. W. Tan, Ian Y. Chen, Yu Liu, Xuan Yu, Huaxiao Yang, Angela Zhang, Yanxia Liu, Ming-Tao Zhao, Mohamed Ameen, Mao Zhang, Eric R. Gross, Lei S. Qi, Nazish Sayed & Joseph C. Wu.) Nature Cardiovascular Research. (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44161-023-00267-1 05/08/2023
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Getting Involved
Postdocs and Visiting Scholars
We are always looking for talented postdoc and scholars to join our innovative projects. If you're interested in iPSC, CRISPR screening, and cardiovascular diseases, contact Dr. Liu directly for details at chunliu@mcw.eduPhD Students
Prospective PhD students interested in joining my research group should apply directly to the Physiology PhD program or contact me before your application. The Department at 91ɫƵ is committed to supporting all new PhD students with five years of funding through combinations of grants, university fellowships, and teaching assistantships.Why join our iPSC-Perturbation lab?
The rapid advancements in iPSC stem cell technology and CRISPR technology have thrust us into an era where science fiction becomes reality, offering tantalizing possibilities like eradicating genetic diseases, enhancing human capabilities, and potentially extending lifespan. "Designing babies" using pluripotent stem cells and CRISPR? The concept of "modified human" could easily slide from medically justifiable edits to "designer baby", it is "feasible" today and become a rising question needs regulation and oversight. But in our lab, we are using iPSC and CRISPR tools to revolutionize medicine by curing intractable diseases and possibly even addressing the age-old problem in heart attack.Our Team
Chun Liu, PhD
Assistant Professor
Wenjing Dong, PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher
Jake R. Minx, BS
Research Technologist
Coneria Nansubuga
Graduate Student
Contact Us
The iPSC-Perturbation Lab is part of the Department of Physiology and Medicine, Cardiovascular Center and Cancer Center at the 91ɫƵ. To contact the lab, please email Chun Liu directly.
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
MEB 4720
Milwaukee, WI 53226