Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)
Bin Liu Lab
Led by Bin Liu · Food Science and Human Nutrition
What we study
The Liu Lab studies heart disease by examining calcium cycling in cells and how it affects heart rhythm and function. They use live cell imaging and ECG recordings in mice to understand and treat cardiac dysfunctions.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Mice
- Projects
- 4
What we're looking for
“We are recruiting talented graduate/undergraduate students to join us and study the heart!”
Current projects
Calcium-dependent crosstalk between SR and mitochondria
Exploring how calcium interactions between the SR and mitochondria affect heart disease.
Molecular mechanisms of metabolic heart diseases
Understanding how prediabetes and diabetes impact heart function.
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Impact of nutrition on cardiac physiology
Studies how diet and nutrition affect heart function and disease, using cell imaging and heart rhythm recordings.
Epigenetic regulators of cardiac function
Identifying new epigenetic factors that influence heart rhythm and contractile function.
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How to reach out
Bin Liu hasn't set up this page yet. Their UF Scholars profile lists their publications.