Cell Signaling Program Members |
David L. Brautigan, Ph.D., Program LeaderProfessor, Departments of Microbiology and Internal Medicine and Director, Center for Cell SignalingProtein Phosphatases and Phosphorylation in Cell Signaling Amy H. Bouton, Ph.D.Professor, Department of MicrobiologyProtein tyrosine kinases in the regulation of growth control and pathogenesis J. David Castle, Ph.D.Professor, Department of Cell BiologyMolecular and cellular analysis of protein sorting and membrane trafficking Jason J. Chruma, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of ChemistryThe development of selective molecular alternatives toward the treatment of viral infections, as well as medical crises currently addressed primarily by invasive surgical intervention Jeffrey Corwin, Ph.D.Professor, Department of Otolaryngology and NeurosciencesRegulation of epithelia growth and differentiation Carl E. Creutz, Ph.D.Professor, Department of PharmacologyCalcium-dependent membrane-binding proteins and exocytosis Janet V. Cross, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Department of PharmacologyMolecular Mechanisms of Cancer Chemoprevention and Anti-Inflammatory Benefits of Dietary Nutrient Compounds Cassandra L. Fraser, Ph.D.Professor, Department of ChemistrySynthesis and biomedical applications of polymeric metal complexes Zheng "John" Fu, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Gastroenterology
James C. Garrison, Ph.D.Professor and Chair, Department of PharmacologyMechanisms of hormone receptor signal transduction by G proteins H. Mario Geysen, Ph.D.Professor, Department of ChemistryCombinatorial Chemistry. Synthesis, Screening, Analysis Erik L. Hewlett, M.D.Professor, Department of Internal Medicine & PharmacologyStructure and function of bacterial toxins as probes of cell signaling Kevin A. Janes, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Biomedical EngineeringOur group develops experimental and computational techniques for quantitatively monitoring signaling networks as they become activated by diverse stimuli and perturbations. Andrei V. Khokhlatchev, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Department of PathologySignaling in the Ras pathway regulating growth and apoptosis Keith G. Kozminski, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Departments of Biology and Cell BiologyRegulation of polarized morphogenesis by small G proteins Deborah A. Lannigan, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of MicrobiologyMAP and RSK kinases, estrogen receptor and drug discovery Jeh-Ping (Serena) Liu, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of NeuroscienceFGFs, Hox genes and cell differentiation Xiaowei Lu, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Cell BiologyDevelopmental regulation of planar cell polarity in the mammalian nervous system Kevin R. Lynch, Ph.D.Professor, Department of PharmacologyMolecular pharmacology of lipid mediators and their receptors Ian G. Macara, Ph.D.Professor, Department of MicrobiologySmall GTPases in nuclear transport and cell polarity Timothy L. Macdonald, Ph.D.Professor, Department of ChemistrySynthetic organic and bioorganic medicinal chemistry Jun Mi, M.D., Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Radiation Oncology
Roy C. Ogle, Ph.D.Professor, Departments of Cell Biology and Plastic SurgeryReceptors for FGF in morphogenesis and development Mark D. Okusa, M.D.Professor, Department of Internal MedicineAlpha2-adrenergic receptors in regeneration and carcinogenesis Jason A. Papin, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Biomedical EngineeringSystems biology, infectious disease, cancer Sarah J. Parsons, Ph.D.Professor, Department of MicrobiologyThe Src proto-oncogene and EGF Receptor in breast and prostate cancer K. Kevin Pfister, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of Cell BiologyStructure, function and regulation of unidirectional microtubule based motor proteins David Rekosh, Ph.D.Professor, Department of MicrobiologyDirector, Thaler Center for HIV and Human Retrovirus Research.Functions of HIV accessory genes Julianne J. Sando, Ph.D.Professor, Department of AnesthesiologyProtein Kinase C in control of gene expression, growth and differentiation Jill Slack-Davis, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Department of MicrobiologyCell-cell signaling in ovarian cancer Thomas W. Sturgill, M.D., Ph.D.Professor, Department of Pharmacology.Signaling through the MAP kinase pathway Dennis J. Templeton, M.D., Ph.D.Professor and Chair, Department of PathologyMechanisms of physical stress and inflammatory cytokine signaling Scott Vande Pol, M.D., Ph.D.Associate Professor, Department of PathologyPapillomavirus oncoproteins and the development of cancer Michael J. Weber, Ph.D.Professor, Department of MicrobiologyDirector, Cancer CenterSignal transduction by serine/threonine kinases |
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Member list current as of October 2008 |