Jennifer M. Munson

This study shows interstitial fluid flow upregulates S1PR3 in glial cells, promoting glioma invasion, and demonstrates that targeting S1PR3 can limit tumor progression.

This study demonstrates that systemic chemotherapy can disrupt meningeal lymphatics, with differential effects observed between platinum and taxane chemotherapies.

The paper uses MRI to predict glioblastoma invasion and progression by analyzing interstitial fluid flow patterns.

This study develops an engineered human lymph node stroma model to examine how interstitial fluid flow affects T cell egress and stromal cell behavior.

This paper develops an ex vivo model of breast cancer cell invasion in live lymph node tissue, revealing preferential invasion patterns and immune-related resistance mechanisms.

This study develops an in vitro lymph node microphysiological system to model early T cell-B cell interactions and antibody responses using primary human lymphocytes.

This study examines the structural and practical identifiability of compartment models used in DCE-MRI, showing that while all models are structurally identifiable, practical identifiability depends on data characteristics and noise levels.

This study shows that reducing reactive oxygen species and increasing hydrogel porosity improves cell viability and function in photocrosslinked gelatin-thiol hydrogels.