Susan D. Reynolds

Susan D. Reynolds studies lung and airway biology with a particular focus on cystic fibrosis, an inherited disease that causes thick mucus buildup and chronic lung infections. Her work spans how airway stem/progenitor cells can be used for repair or cell-based therapy, how immune and infection-related processes (including bacterial infections and vaping/e-cigarette exposure) affect the CFTR protein central to cystic fibrosis, and laboratory methods for studying these cells. This research is relevant to students interested in respiratory disease, stem cell biology, and translational approaches to treating chronic lung conditions.

Publication output has been steady over the last decade, averaging roughly 5-6 papers per year with a slight dip around 2021-2023 and continuing output through 2025.

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