Ghassan Saed

Ghassan Saed is an Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Wayne State University, with a focus on translational research at the CS Mott Center for Human Growth and Development. His work bridges molecular biology and clinical applications in reproductive health.

• Director of Translational Research, CS Mott Center
• Teaching roles in Physiology and Biological Sciences departments
• PhD advisor in Reproductive Sciences Program

Research centers on molecular mechanisms of tissue fibrosis and ovarian cancer, particularly oxidative stress dynamics. Key projects include:

• Development of ex-vivo adhesion models
• Investigation of hypoxia as fibrosis trigger
• Identification of ovarian cancer biomarkers
• Comparative analysis of malignant vs. benign overgrowth

Publications span 2004-2025, emphasizing:

• Postoperative adhesion pathogenesis
• Ovarian cancer metastasis mechanisms
• Oxidative stress regulation
• Molecular diagnostic tools

Teaching includes courses in:

• Cancer biology in reproductive organs
• Biomolecular techniques
• Reproductive endocrinology
• Doctoral research and thesis guidance

Laboratory techniques integrate cell culture, animal models, and advanced molecular profiling for clinical translation.