470 POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF THE AUTOPHAGY PATHWAY IN FACULTATIVE STEM CELLS CONTRIBUTES TO EPITHELIAL REGENERATION
Louis R. Parham(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Kathryn E. Hamilton(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Alena Klochkova(Temple University), Kelly A. Whelan(Temple University Health System), Patrick A. Williams(American Association For Cancer Research), Tatiana A. Karakasheva(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Charles Danan(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Xianghui Ma(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Lauren Simon(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Brooke Boyer(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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