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Expand All | Collapse All Gerard Apodaca [+][-]
Professor
Regulation of endocytic traffic by the exocyst complex; stretch-regulated exocytosis/endocytosis in bladder umbrella cells
Homepage Meir Aridor [+][-]
Assistant Professor
The molecular basis for COP II mediated cargo selection, export, transport to the Golgi. The regulation of cargo degradation in the ER. Biogenesis of CFTR in the early secretory pathway. Biosynthetic transport mechanisms in primary neurons.
Homepage Jeffrey L Brodsky [+][-]
Professor
Protein biogenesis and degradation
Homepage Jennifer C. Condon [+][-]
Assistant Professor
The study of maternal-fetal signaling during pregnancy to understand the molecular pathways of labor; the role of nuclear receptors in mammalian testicular and ovarian development
Homepage Carolyn B. Coyne [+][-]
Assistant Professor
Identify cellular genes that mediate enterovirus entry into polarized epithelial and endothelial cells; Define the cellular factors involved in the type I interferon response to enterovirus infection of polarized epithelial and endothelial cells.
Homepage Daniel C. Devor [+][-]
Associate Professor
Structure-function studies on the trafficking, assembly, and regulation of calcium-dependent potassium channels
Homepage Peter F. Drain [+][-]
Associate Professor
Understanding insulin secretion and structure-mechanism relations underlying the ATP-inhibited potassium (KATP) channel response to physiologically important ligands
Homepage Raymond A. Frizzell [+][-]
Professor
Epithelial ion transport and cell biology; the molecular mechanisms responsible for defects in epithelial electrolyte secretion and absorption in cystic fibrosis and renal disease.
Homepage James L. Funderburgh [+][-]
Associate Professor
Roles for extracellular matrix in cellular responses during wound healing and tissue regeneration; Properties and bioengineering applications of adult stem cells in the eye
Homepage David J. Hackam [+][-]
Associate Professor
The role of the innate immune system in the development of systemic sepsis; characterization and therapeutic potential of intestinal stem cells
Homepage Kenneth R. Hallows [+][-]
Assistant Professor
Coupling of epithelial ion transport to cellular metabolic status via AMP-activated kinase.
Homepage Patricia A. Hebda [+][-]
Associate Professor
Development of new, biologically driven therapeutic modalities to promote and optimize wound healing and tissue engineering of the upper digestive system
Homepage Yang Hong [+][-]
Assistant Professor
The use of genetic, cell biological and biochemical approaches in Drosophila to study the development of cell polarity
Homepage Rebecca P. Hughey [+][-]
Associate Professor
Assembly and proteolytic activation of the epithelial sodium channel
Homepage John P. Johnson [+][-]
Professor
Epithelial Na+ Channel; aldosterone
Homepage Jes K. Klarlund [+][-]
Associate Professor
Signaling in Epithelial Cell Migration
Homepage Thomas R. Kleyman [+][-]
Professor
Structure, function, and regulation of epithelial sodium channels; epithelial potassium channels
Homepage Sanford Leuba [+][-]
Assistant Professor
chromatin structure and dynamics is of major importance in regulating transcription, replication and repair; single molecule approaches to dynamic protein/nucleic acid interactions
Homepage Sandra A. Murray [+][-]
Professor
Molecular mechanisms regulating gap junction protein trafficking; the role of signal transduction and cell-cell communication in the regulation of cell proliferation, transformation,secretion, motility, and endocrine response
Homepage Laura J. Niedernhofer [+][-]
Associate Professor
Discovering the mechanism of DNA interstrand crosslink repair in mammalian cells
Homepage Nuria Pastor-Soler [+][-]
Assistant Professor
Epithelial proton secretion in the male reproductive tract
Homepage David H. Perlmutter [+][-]
Professor and Chair
cellular pathobiology of alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency; intracellular accumulation of aggregation-prone proteins
Homepage Tony M. Plant [+][-]
Professor
Testicular stem cell renewal and spermatogenesis in primates
Homepage Kathleen D. Ryan [+][-]
Associate Professor
Control of puberty in mammals
Homepage Abhiram Sahu [+][-]
Associate Professor
The neurobiology of feeding, obesity and diabetes, particularly mechanisms of leptin and insulin signaling in the hypothalamus
Homepage Guy Salama [+][-]
Professor
Elucidating the mechanisms responsible for the initiation and termination of cardiac arrythmias
Homepage Gerald P. Schatten [+][-]
Professor
Molecular basis of reproduction and development; Stem cells and transplantation
Homepage Gary Silverman [+][-]
Professor
Exploring the role of how serpins protect cells from promiscuous exogenous and endogenous peptidases. Using a comparative genomics approach, we have isolated serpin genes in humans, mice and nematodes that block cell death.
Homepage Claudette M. St. Croix [+][-]
Assistant Professor
Identification of post-translational protein modifications induced by nitric oxide (NO) related species in pulmonary endothelium, and determination of the physiological consequences of these events in vivo. Current studies concentrate on the zinc-binding.
Homepage Donna Beer Stolz [+][-]
Assistant Professor
Signal transduction pathways that regulate normal neovascularization in the regenerating of the liver
Homepage Nirmala Sundar Raj [+][-]
Associate Professor
molecular mechanisms of corneal morphogenesis, regeneration,and homeostasis
Homepage Shivalingappa K. Swamynathan [+][-]
Assistant Professor
regulation of gene expression during ocular surface development and maintenance
Homepage Agnieszka Swiatecka-Urban [+][-]
Assistant Professor
intracellular protein trafficking in human epithelial cells; specific focus on CFTR and nephrin
Homepage Patrick H. Thibodeau [+][-]
Assistant Professor
Structure function relationships in membrane proteins; regulation of membrane protein biogenesis, recycling and degradation
Homepage Linton M. Traub [+][-]
Associate Professor
Molecular dissection of the clathrin-coat assembly process and the role of clathrin-coated vesicles in intracellular membrane trafficking
Homepage William H. Walker [+][-]
Associate Professor
Defining how the Sertoli cells translate hormone stimuli into alterations in gene expression that are required for male reproduction.
Homepage Yong Wan [+][-]
Assistant Professor
The role of ubiquitin-dependent proteolysis in biological regulation; the control of cell cycle progression by proteolytic regulation.
Homepage Simon C. Watkins [+][-]
Professor
Development, assembly and integration of the dystrophin cytoskeleton and its potential role(s) in establishing and maintaining normal muscle function
Homepage Ora A. Weisz [+][-]
Professor
Apical membrane targeting mechanisms in polarized epithelial cells
Homepage David C. Whitcomb [+][-]
Professor
Genetics of acute and chronic pancreatitis and genetics of pancreatic cancer; Neurohormonal control of pancreatic exocrine secretion and pathophysiologic processes including the effects of alcohol and genetic predisposition; pancreatic physiology
Homepage Anthony J. Zeleznik [+][-]
Professor
The physiology and cell biology of ovarian function
Homepage Allan Z. Zhao [+][-]
Associate Professor
Diabetes, obesity and obesity related complications
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