Multiomics and Transplant Medicine – Interview with Professor Brendan Keating on Translating Proteomics

Professor Brendan Keating’s lab focuses on “advancing the field of organ transplantation” and employs multiomic techniques to improve outcomes for both allo- (human to human) and xeno- (animal to human) transplantation. He’s using multiomics to better understand the mechanisms of rejection and acceptance with a particular focus on immunologic barriers in cross-species transplantation. Professor Keating joins Translating Proteomics to discuss:

• The current state of transplant medicine including xenotransplantation.
• How multiomics is changing transplant medicine.
• The future of transplant medicine.

Stream the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube.

Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction
05:00 – Transplantation Today: Outcomes, Challenges, and the Organ Shortage
10:06 – From Genetics to Multiomics
19:53 – Xenotransplantation deep dive
30:42 – Ten‑Year Vision: Transplants and the Role of Multiomics

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