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Research programs in the Department of Cellular Biology and Anatomy contribute new knowledge in several areas of cellular and structural biology including development, cancer, vision, neuroscience, cell growth, and wound healing. |
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Regents Professor and Chair
Pathogenesis of herpes virus infections of the eye and brain, axonal transport and routes of virus spread, herpes virus latency. |
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Ruth Caldwell, Ph.D.
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Cellular and molecular mechanisms of pathological angiogenesis. Molecular regulation of blood-retina barrier function. |
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Associate Professor Cellular and molecular mechanisms of cell growth and development. |
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Assistant Professor
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Professor Treatment and prevention of osteoporosis by studying the mechanisms that regulate bone gain and bone loss throughout life. |
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Associate Professor Pathogenic and reparative processes associated with stroke and Alzheimer’s disease; with a focus on the use of stem cells in tissue repair to minimize injury and generate new neurons and blood vessels. |
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David J. Kozlowski, Ph.D.
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Associate Professor Regulation of embryonic patterning signals by extracellular matrix. Developmental biology study using Drosophila model. |
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Professor Cellular, subcellular and molecular basis of the cell's response to temporary disruption in plasma membrane integrity. |
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Assistant Professor Cellular and molecular mechanisms regulating the formation, function, and regeneration of neuronal subcircuits through coordinated use of live imaging, behavioral, and targeted cellular ablation techniques in the zebrafish model system. |
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Associate Professor Signaling pathways that control tumor cell growth, proliferation, differentiation and death. Breast cancer and hormonal therapy. |
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Dale Sickles, Ph.D.
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Professor Cell and molecular biological studies of retinal function under normal and diseased conditions. Tansporters, neuronal death and retinopathy. |
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Professor Developmental biology. Identification and characterization of neural tube stem cells: VENT cells |
Members of the department also participate in anatomy, cell biology, histology, development and neuroscience/neuroanatomy courses for medical, allied health, undergraduate, and graduate students. |
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Anna Edmondson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor |
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Thomas Gale, Ph.D. Associate Professor |
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Adarsh Gulati, Ph.D. Associate Professor |
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David Lause, Ph.D. Associate Professor |
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Carol Nichols, Ph.D. Associate Professor |
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Ahmet Sinav, M.D. Professor |
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Robert Wrenn, Ph.D. Associate Professor |
| Brendan Marshall, Ph.D. | CB1114 |
| Qingqing Wei, Ph.D. | CB1124 |
| Ming Zhang, M.D., Ph.D. | CB1114 |
| Wendy Bollag, Ph.D. | Greg Liou, Ph.D. |
| Richard Cameron, Ph.D. | Andrew Mellor, Ph.D. |
| Gretchen B. Caughman, Ph.D. | David Munn Ph.D. |
| Catherine Chew, Ph.D. | Norris O'Dell, Ph.D. |
| Sandra W. Helman, Ph.D. | George S. Schuster, D.D.S., Ph.D. |
| Leszek Ignatowicz, Ph.D. | Mohamed Sharawy, D.D.S., Ph.D. |
| Carlos Isales, M.D. | |
| Iqbal Khan, Ph.D. | |
| J. Michael Barrett, Ph.D. | Margaret L. Kirby, Ph.D. |
| Dale E. Bockman, Ph.D. | Michael J. Mulroy, Ph.D. |
| Gene L. Colborn, Ph.D. | Andy Reese, Ph.D. |
| Lon Hodge, Ph.D. | Dave A. Welter, Ph.D. |
| Yonju Ha, PhD | Dr. Smith's Lab CB2820 |
| Man Jiang, PhD | Dr. Dong's Lab CB1124 |
| M. Badruzzaman Khan, PhD | Dr. Gangwani's Lab CB2901 |
| Zhengwei Ma, PhD | Dr. Dong's Lab CB1124 |
| Navjot Pabla, PhD | Dr. Dong's Lab CB1124 |
| Pamela Steen, PhD | Dr. LeMosy's Lab CB2916 |
| Sudharsan Periyasamy Thandavan, PhD | Dr. Schoenlein's Lab CB1123 |
| Lingling Zhang, PhD | Dr. Gangwani's Lab CB2901 |
