Dr Sean Wilson
Dr Sean Wilson
Sean Wilson began in the Little group in 2015 as a research assistant, before undertaking a PhD from 2019 to 2022 under the supervision of Melissa Little and Sara Howden. Sean's specialisation in transcriptomic analysis and stem cell-derived organoid derivation has led to improved understanding of existing kidney organoids and is now identifying methods to advance them as a model system of human kidneys. As such, his research focuses on the optimisation of kidney organoids to close the gap between organoids and the genuine organ system.
In September 2022, Sean relocated to Copenhagen to help establish and then work as a post-doctoral research in the partner Little group working under the reNEW institute at Copenhagen University, taking an honorary position with the Little group at MCRI.
In September 2022, Sean relocated to Copenhagen to help establish and then work as a post-doctoral research in the partner Little group working under the reNEW institute at Copenhagen University, taking an honorary position with the Little group at MCRI.
Sean Wilson began in the Little group in 2015 as a research assistant, before undertaking a PhD from 2019 to 2022 under the supervision of Melissa Little and Sara Howden. Sean's specialisation in transcriptomic analysis and stem cell-derived organoid...
Sean Wilson began in the Little group in 2015 as a research assistant, before undertaking a PhD from 2019 to 2022 under the supervision of Melissa Little and Sara Howden. Sean's specialisation in transcriptomic analysis and stem cell-derived organoid derivation has led to improved understanding of existing kidney organoids and is now identifying methods to advance them as a model system of human kidneys. As such, his research focuses on the optimisation of kidney organoids to close the gap between organoids and the genuine organ system.
In September 2022, Sean relocated to Copenhagen to help establish and then work as a post-doctoral research in the partner Little group working under the reNEW institute at Copenhagen University, taking an honorary position with the Little group at MCRI.
In September 2022, Sean relocated to Copenhagen to help establish and then work as a post-doctoral research in the partner Little group working under the reNEW institute at Copenhagen University, taking an honorary position with the Little group at MCRI.
Top Publications
- Hale, LJ, Howden, SE, Phipson, B, Lonsdale, A, Er, PX, Ghobrial, I, Hosawi, S, Wilson, S, Lawlor, KT, Khan, S, et al. 3D organoid-derived human glomeruli for personalised podocyte disease modelling and drug screening. Nature Communications 9(1) : 5167 2024 view publication
- Yermalovich, AV, Osborne, JK, Sousa, P, Han, A, Kinney, MA, Chen, MJ, Robinton, DA, Montie, H, Pearson, DS, Wilson, SB, et al. Lin28 and let-7 regulate the timing of cessation of murine nephrogenesis. Nature Communications 10(1) : 168 2024 view publication
- Bagheri-Fam, S, Chen, H, Wilson, S, Ayers, K, Hughes, J, Sloan-Bena, F, Calvel, P, Robevska, G, Puisac, B, Kusz-Zamelczyk, K, et al. The gene encoding the ketogenic enzyme HMGCS2 displays a unique expression during gonad development in mice. PLOS ONE 15(1) : e0227411 2024 view publication
- Yermalovich, AV, Osborne, JK, Sousa, P, Han, A, Kinney, MA, Chen, MJ, Robinton, DA, Montie, H, Pearson, DS, Wilson, SB, et al. Author Correction: Lin28 and let-7 regulate the timing of cessation of murine nephrogenesis. Nature Communications 11(1) : 1327 2024 view publication
- Higgins, JW, Chambon, A, Bishard, K, Hartung, A, Arndt, D, Brugnano, J, Er, PX, Lawlor, KT, Vanslambrouck, JM, Wilson, S, et al. Bioprinted pluripotent stem cell-derived kidney organoids provide opportunities for high content screening. 2024 view publication
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