Matthew Mitsche

Matthew Mitsche is a researcher at UT Southwestern Medical Center's Center for Human Nutrition Research, focusing on lipid physiology using mass spectrometry and stable isotope labeling. His work primarily investigates mouse models of fatty liver disease and cardiovascular disease, with additional contributions to understanding sterol metabolism and apolipoprotein surface chemistry.

• Education: BS in Chemical Engineering (University of Delaware), PhD in Physiology and Biophysics (Boston University), Postdoctoral Fellowship (UT Southwestern Medical Center) under Drs. Hobbs and Cohen.

Research Interests include lipidomics, cholesterol metabolism, and molecular mechanisms of lipoprotein assembly. His studies on apolipoprotein domains and lipid droplet dynamics have advanced understanding of atherosclerosis and hepatic lipid disorders.

Publication Trends show expertise in biophysical characterization of lipid-protein interfaces and metabolic disease modeling. Recent work (2019) includes methodological innovations like 3PLE for lipidomic workflows.