Members’ Labs
Warren Lee, MD, PhD
Professor
Department of Medicine (Cross-appointed to Biochemistry; and to Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology)
University of Toronto
Primary Research:
Our lab works at the interface between vascular biology and innate immunity. We have particular expertise in the study of endothelial transcytosis of low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol (one of the first steps in atherosclerosis) and other ligands (albumin, HDL) and in the development of diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for lung endothelial leakage (i.e. pathogen-induced lung injury) in inflammation.
Laboratory web site URL:
Recent Presentations:
(2025). Cumulative LDL-cholesterol burden and cardiovascular risk. 14th International
Congress on Lipids and Atherosclerosis (iCoLA), Seoul, South Korea.
(2024). LDL transcytosis across the arterial endothelium - atherosclerosis by a thousand cuts? (Physician-
Scientist Lectureship). Canadian Lipid and Vascular Summit, Canada
(2024). Identification of novel regulators of LDL transcytosis using proteomics. Gordon Research
Conference on Lipoprotein Metabolism, Waterville, New Hampshire, United States of America
Laboratory Motto:
Doing good science means being part-artist and part-robot.
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