The Institute for Regenerative Medicine (IRM) at Texas A&M College of Medicine, founded in 2008, actively contributes to the advancement of medical science as a vital component of the Department of Cell Biology and Genetics.
The Institute for Regenerative Medicine (IRM) at Texas A&M College of Medicine, founded in 2008, actively contributes to the advancement of medical science as a vital component of the Department of Cell Biology and Genetics.
The IRM serves as a beacon of innovation and discovery in the realm of healthcare. With a steadfast mission to advance the frontiers of translational research, the IRM focuses on the transformative potential of regenerative medicine to significantly improve the quality of life. This cutting-edge institution explores various fields, aiming to extend health span, particularly in the face of age-related challenges. Its research tackles critical issues such as autoimmune disorders and age-related neurodegenerative diseases, including the devastating impacts of Alzheimer’s disease. Additionally, the IRM is dedicated to exploring solutions for trauma, including penetrating and closed head injuries and Gulf War Illness.
The IRM also engages Research Scientists, Postdoctoral Fellows, Research Associates, Research Assistants, Ph.D., Master’s, and Undergraduate students in training for high-impact research in regenerative medicine.
Production of neural stem cells, mesenchymal stem cells, and brain organoids from human pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) for cell replacement therapies and organ repair in animal models and testing drugs or biologics using disease-in-a-dish prototypes.
