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Ryan Bonvillain

Senior Director, Tissue Engineering @United Therapeutics Corporation

Durham, NC, US
EMAILS
r••••••••@unither.com
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+14•••••••42

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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2025 — Present

Senior Director, Tissue Engineering @United Therapeutics Corporation

EDUCATION

2001 — 2005

Nicholls State University

BS, Biology (pre-med), minor in Chemistry

2005 — 2010

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans

PhD, Human and Molecular Genetics

SKILLS

MicroscopyTeachingPublic SpeakingCell BiologyBiotechnologyStem CellsRegenerative MedicineCell CultureResearchImmunofluorescenceMolecular CloningAnimal ModelsProject ManagementProject PlanningWestern BlottingImmunohistochemistryQpcrCystic FibrosisAdult Stem CellsPulmonary DiseasesConfocal MicroscopyGeneticsPcrBiologyTechnical WritingLife SciencesAnimal SurgeryFlow CytometryTissue CultureMechanical VentilationCellRt-PcrPulmonary HypertensionTissue EngineeringLung TransplantationMolecular BiologyFluorescence MicroscopyDecellularizationProgram Management

ABOUT RYAN BONVILLAIN

Biotechnology industry scientist, manager, and director. Expert in Pulmonary Biology and Tissue Engineering. Research professional with a PhD in Human and Molecular Genetics focused in pulmonary disease. 22 years research experience including comparative endocrinology to understand glucose homeostasis and molt-interfering xenobiotics in crustaceans, viral gene therapy for cystic fibrosis, elucidating the role of the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) in innate host defense, characterizing cystic fibrosis infection pathology as a spectrum of microbial sensitivity to biological oxidants, treatment of pulmonary Pseudomonas and Streptococcal pneumonias with mesenchymal stromal cells, harvesting and characterizing lung-resident mesenchymal stromal cells in Rhesus macaque, development of large-animal lung decellularization and re-cellularization (humanization) techniques for clinical tissue and organ replacement.

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