Michael N. Cooper Source Confirmed

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Michael N. Cooper's research interests encompass a range of health sciences topics, with recent publications focusing on lymphatic expansion, burn injury treatments, and veteran mental health. He has investigated the role of Piezo1 in mechanotransduction and its control over flow-activated lymphatic expansion. His work also includes the study of laser therapy for hypertrophic burn scars and grill-related burn injuries. Cooper has explored the relationship between concussion history, combat experience, and mental health outcomes, including suicide ideation, among United States military veterans in a pilot study. Additionally, his research has examined the necessity of <scp>RXRα</scp> in lymphatic endothelial cells for lymphangiogenesis and the prevention of secondary lymphedema. Cooper also contributed to a systematic review on tissue expanders in staged calvarial reconstruction and has studied intraindividual variability in perceptual-motor performance using virtual reality among military veterans.

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• h-index: 6
• Publications: 16
• Citations: 158