Research Staff

Datis Alaee, MS

Title

Research Assistant IV

Email

datis.alaee@chmc.org

Phone

513-636-9663

Fax

513-636-2735

Credentials

BA: University of Kansas, 1995

MS: Southwest Missouri State University (currently Missouri State University), 1999

Position History

2004 - present: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Center for Molecular Fetal Therapy, Research Assistant IV.

2001 - 2003: Children’s Surgical Associates, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Research Tech II.

Research

Diabetic wound healing; EPC biology

Publications, Most Recent

Diabetic wound healParvadia J., Morris L., Vaikunth S., Maldonado A., Alaee D., Kalinowska B., Ripberger M., Klanke C., Vuletin F., Lim F.Y., Crombleholme T.M. Stem Cell Factor Rescues Ang-1 Mediated Endothelial Progenitor Cells Mobilization in Diabetic MMP-9-KO Mice. Journal of Surgical Research. 2008 Feb:144(2):266-266.

Harkness U, Parvadia J, Ripberger M, Vaikunth S, Uzvolgyi E, Alaee D, Marwan A, Kalinowska B, Maldonado A, Demirbag S. Placental gene transfer of IGF-1 corrects fetal growth restriction. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2006 Dec; 195(6):S18-S18.

Vaikunth S.S., Marwan M., Parvadia J., Ripberger M., Kalinowska B., Uzvolgy E., Supp A., Alaee D., Boyce S., Crombleholme T., Supp D. Endothelial progenitor cells participate in neovascularization and engraftment of cultured skin substitutes. Journal of the American College of Surgeons. 2006 Sept; 203(3)S61.

Vaikunth S.S., Keswani S.G., Parvadia J.K., Marwan A., Harkness U., Maldanado A., Alaee D., Kalinowska B., Uzvolgyi E., Crombleholme T.M. Exogenous endothelial precursor cells (EPCS) correct the wound healing deficit and enhance neovascularization in FVBN-MMP-9. knock-out mice. Journal of Surgical Research. 2006 Feb; 130(2):190-191.