University of Virginia Health System

	Paul  N.  Adler,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Biology Research Interests: Planar signaling, polarity and morphogenesis.
	David  L.  Brautigan,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Microbiology Research Interests: Protein Ser/Thr Phosphatases in Cell Signaling and Cell Cycle
	Daniel  J.  Burke,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Research Interests: Regulation of mitosis
	Patrick  J.  Concannon,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Research Interests: Cellular DNA damage responses; Breast cancer genetics; Genetics of type 1 diabetes
	Claire  R.  Cronmiller,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Biology Research Interests: Genetic Regulation of Morphogenesis and Reproduction in Drosophila
	Douglas  W.  DeSimone,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Cell Biology Research Interests: Cell Adhesion and Adhesion-Dependent Cell Signaling in Vertebrate Morphogenesis
	Anindya  Dutta,  M.D., Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Research Interests: DNA Replication and Genomic Instability in Cancer Cells
	Robert  M.  Grainger,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Biology Research Interests: Molecular embryology--gene regulation in cells committed to specific developmental lineages
	Carla  B.  Green,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Biology Research Interests: Transcriptional and Post-transcriptional Regulation of Circadian Clocks
	Barry  M.  Gumbiner,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor and Chair of Cell Biology Research Interests: Cell Adhesion and Morphogenesis; Wnt Signaling; Cadherins and Catenins; Development and Cancer
	Marie-Louise  Hammarskjold,  M.D., Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Microbiology Research Interests: Post Transcriptional Gene Regulation and the Molecular Biology of Human Retroviruses
	Keith  G.  Kozminski,  Ph.D.    [more information] Assistant Professor of Biology Research Interests: Regulation of Polarized Morphogenesis by Small G Proteins
	Marty  W.  Mayo,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Research Interests: Transcriptional Regulation by NFKB
	J.  Thomas  Parsons,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor and Chair of Microbiology Research Interests: Adhesion Signaling in Normal, Cardiovascular and Cancer Cells
	Sarah (Sally)  J.  Parsons,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Microbiology Research Interests: Molecular mechanisms of Src family tyrosine kinases in mitogenesis, tumorigenesis, and neuronal activity.
	Bryce  M.  Paschal,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Research Interests: Nuclear Transport, Signaling, and Cancer
	Lucy  F.  Pemberton,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Microbiology Research Interests: Nuclear Transport in Chromatin Assembly and Transcriptional Regulation
	David  M.  Rekosh,  Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Microbiology Research Interests: Human Immunodeficiency; Virus Gene Expression
	Dorothy  A.  Schafer,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Biology Research Interests: Mechanisms of actin assembly during cell migration and membrane traffic
	Corinne  M.  Silva,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Medicine, Endocrinology and Metabolism Research Interests: STAT5b signaling in tyrosine kinase-dependent and anti-estrogen resistant breast cancers
	P.  Todd  Stukenberg,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Research Interests: Mechanisms of mitotic regulation
	Thomas  W.  Sturgill,  M.D., Ph.D.    [more information] Professor of Pharmacology Research Interests: Regulation of MAP Kinase Activity
	Ann  E.  Sutherland,  Ph.D.    [more information] Associate Professor of Cell Biology Research Interests: Cell Matrix Interactions In Mouse Development
	Dennis  J.  Templeton,  M.D., Ph.D.    [more information] Professor and Chair of Pathology Research Interests: Cell Death in Cancer Progression; Stress-Mediated Signal Transduction; Cancer Chemoprevention; Stress Inhibitors in Inflammatory Diseases