Dr Louise Kung
Dr Louise Kung
Dr Louise Kung is a research officer in the Musculoskeletal Research group at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI).
Dr Kung is an early-mid career researcher with 12 years’ experience in the field of cartilage biology and extracellular matrix research. Her research focus is on identifying the pathogenic mechanisms underlying inherited skeletal diseases and osteoarthritis (OA).
Over the last 7 years at MCRI she has developed iPSC cartilage and bone differentiation protocols - recognized by the award of an MCRI pilot grant (2018) on stem cell research and in vitro chondrogenesis. Dr Kung is also currently the Senior Research Officer on an NHMRC project grant studying the role of microRNAs on cartilage development and disease using iPSC cartilage models.
Dr Kung is an early-mid career researcher with 12 years’ experience in the field of cartilage biology and extracellular matrix research. Her research focus is on identifying the pathogenic mechanisms underlying inherited skeletal diseases and osteoarthritis (OA).
Over the last 7 years at MCRI she has developed iPSC cartilage and bone differentiation protocols - recognized by the award of an MCRI pilot grant (2018) on stem cell research and in vitro chondrogenesis. Dr Kung is also currently the Senior Research Officer on an NHMRC project grant studying the role of microRNAs on cartilage development and disease using iPSC cartilage models.
Dr Louise Kung is a research officer in the Musculoskeletal Research group at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI).
Dr Kung is an early-mid career researcher with 12 years’ experience in the field of cartilage biology and extracellular...
Dr Kung is an early-mid career researcher with 12 years’ experience in the field of cartilage biology and extracellular...
Dr Louise Kung is a research officer in the Musculoskeletal Research group at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI).
Dr Kung is an early-mid career researcher with 12 years’ experience in the field of cartilage biology and extracellular matrix research. Her research focus is on identifying the pathogenic mechanisms underlying inherited skeletal diseases and osteoarthritis (OA).
Over the last 7 years at MCRI she has developed iPSC cartilage and bone differentiation protocols - recognized by the award of an MCRI pilot grant (2018) on stem cell research and in vitro chondrogenesis. Dr Kung is also currently the Senior Research Officer on an NHMRC project grant studying the role of microRNAs on cartilage development and disease using iPSC cartilage models.
Dr Kung is an early-mid career researcher with 12 years’ experience in the field of cartilage biology and extracellular matrix research. Her research focus is on identifying the pathogenic mechanisms underlying inherited skeletal diseases and osteoarthritis (OA).
Over the last 7 years at MCRI she has developed iPSC cartilage and bone differentiation protocols - recognized by the award of an MCRI pilot grant (2018) on stem cell research and in vitro chondrogenesis. Dr Kung is also currently the Senior Research Officer on an NHMRC project grant studying the role of microRNAs on cartilage development and disease using iPSC cartilage models.
Top Publications
- Lamandé, SR, Ng, ES, Cameron, TL, Kung, LHW, Sampurno, L, Rowley, L, Lilianty, J, Patria, YN, Stenta, T, Hanssen, E, et al. Modeling human skeletal development using human pluripotent stem cells. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 120(19) : e2211510120 2023 view publication
- Blank, M, McGregor, NE, Rowley, L, Kung, LHW, Crimeen-Irwin, B, Poulton, IJ, Walker, EC, Gooi, JH, Lamandé, SR, Sims, NA, et al. The effect of carbamazepine on bone structure and strength in control and osteogenesis imperfecta (Col1a2 +/p.G610C ) mice.. J Cell Mol Med 26(14) : 4021 -4031 2022 view publication
- Blank, M, McGregor, N, Rowley, L, Kung, LHW, Crimeen-Irwin, B, Poulton, I, Walker, E, Gooi, J, Lamande, S, Sims, N, et al. The effect of carbamazepine on bone structure and strength in control and Osteogenesis Imperfecta (Col1a2+/p.G610C) mice. 2022 view publication
- Kung, LHW, Sampurno, L, Little, CB, Lamandé, SR, Bateman, JF. Generation of a miR-26b stem-loop knockout human iPSC line, MCRIi019-A-1, using CRISPR/Cas9 editing. Stem Cell Research 50: 102118 2021 view publication
- Kung, LHW, Sampurno, L, Yammine, KM, Graham, A, McDonald, P, Bateman, JF, Shoulders, MD, Lamandé, SR. CRISPR/Cas9 editing to generate a heterozygous COL2A1 p.G1170S human chondrodysplasia iPSC line, MCRIi019-A-2, in a control iPSC line, MCRIi019-A. Stem Cell Research 48: 101962 2020 view publication
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