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Ronald Balczon, Ph.D.
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(251)460-6153
lflagge@jaguar1.usouthal.edu
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Cell
Biology and Neuroscience Home Page
Leonard
D. Aldes, Ph.D.
Neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and neuropharmacology of oral motor
behavior.
Mikhail
Alexeyev, Ph.D.
Repair of mitochondrial DNA damage, Eph-Ephrin signaling in the
vascular morphogenesis and pathology.
Ronald
D. Balczon, Ph.D.
The microtubule cytoskeleton, centrosomes, microtubule motors, and the
regulation of cell proliferation and mitosis.
Y.
Mohan Bhatnagar, Ph.D.
Molecular biology of eukaryotic chromosomal proteins; eukaryotic
chromosome structure and topography in normal and cancer cells.
Kai-Ming
Chou, Ph.D.
The roles of DNA replication/repair mechanisms on
anticancer/antiviral compounds.
Robert
B. Chronister, Ph.D.
Cellular and molecular events in neurons and glial cells with aging and
Alzheimer's Disease
Stuart
D. Critz, Ph.D.
Regulation of mitochondrial ATP-sensitive potassium channels and p38
MAP kinase in myocardial ischemia; ion channel modulation.
Phillip
A. Fields, Ph.D.
Role of hormones derived from blastocyst, placenta, ovary and uterus in
implantation, maintenance of pregnancy and parturition.
Anthony
L. Gard, Ph.D.
Regulation of CNS cell differentation.
Stephen
G. Kayes, Ph.D.
Relationship of chronic inflammation to carcinogenesis; role of
eosinophils in cancer prognosis; naked DNA gene transfer as
anti-neoplastic vaccine.
Susan
P. LeDoux, Ph.D.
Role of environmental agents in the etiology of cancer; cellular
responses to DNA damage; mechanisms of DNA damage and repair.
Solomon
Ofori-Acquah, Ph.D.
Role of signal transducers and activators of transcription
(STAT) and p38 mitogen activating protein kinase signalling pathways in
g globin regulation
Glenn
L. Wilson, Ph.D.
DNA damage and repair in the initiation and promotion of cancer and the
role of these processes in the toxic actions of chemotherapeutic
agents.
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