High-resolution 3D Imaging to Investigate Tissue Ageing

Kusumbe, Anjali

October 07, 2021

High-resolution 3D Imaging to Investigate Tissue Ageing

Webinar On-Demand

Award-winning researcher Dr. Anjali Kusumbe demonstrates age-related changes in vascular microenvironments through single-cell resolution 3D imaging of young and aged organs. Ageing is associated with alterations in tissue homeostasis and a decline in tissue functions. Blood vessels provide supportive microenvironments for various cell types to maintain tissue homeostasis and organ function. However, ageing of the vasculature and how it contributes to changes in tissue physiology is poorly understood.

Speaker

Dr. Kusumbe is the head of the Tissue and Tumour Microenvironments Group at the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology in the NDORMS at the University of Oxford, UK. She has received multiple awards for her work, including the Werner-Risau Memorial Award and Iain T Boyle Award.

Key Learnings

How tissue maps and genetic studies are providing new insights into the hallmarks of tissue ageing
How high-resolution imaging using the THUNDER Imager 3D Tissue is contributing to this research
How to access a freely available resource of 3D tissue maps with age-related features of vascular microenvironments.

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