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Faculty > Primary Faculty
Primary Faculty
Arthur Allen,
Professor, Ph.D., Temple, 1956. Interrelationships between carbohydrate
and lipid metabolism.
Carol L. Beck,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Vanderbilt, 1993. Voltage-gated ion channel
pharmacology and physiology; Molecular genetic basis of ion channel
diseases; Skeletal muscle voltage-gated chloride channels.
View Dr. Beck's Laboratory Staff.
Edgar Davidson,
Research Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Glasgow, 1981.
Human mitochondrial genetics; DNA mutations in disease; biochemistry and
molecular genetics of respiratory chain enzymes, mitochondrial tRNA synthetases. (Research)
Ya-Ming Hou,
Associate Professor, Ph.D., Berkeley, 1986. Structural and functional
analysis of tRNA mutants; molecular biology of protein-RNA interaction;
genetic screening and in vitro mutagenesis, design and creation of novel
RNA molecules that function in vivo and in vitro. View Dr. Hou's Laboratory Staff.
Erica S.
Johnson, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., M.I.T., 1992. The
ubiquitin-related protein Smt3/SUMO; its conjugation pathway and function
in yeast. View Dr. Johnson's Laboratory Staff.
Hideko Kaji,
Professor, Ph.D., Purdue, 1958. Molecular mechanisms/function
of oncogenes in cellular aging; biochemical pharm. human anti-retroviral
drugs. View Dr. Kaji's Laboratory
Staff.
George F. Kalf,
Professor, Ph.D., Yale, 1957. Assistant Dean for Scientific
Affairs.
Madhu P. Kalia,
Professor, Ph.D., Delhi, 1968. Brain stem mechanisms involved in the
control of breathing, cardiovascular control and gastrointestinal
function. Pharmacologic aspects used in antiobesity therapy.
Michael P. King,
Associate Professor, Ph.D., Cal. Tech., 1987. Mammalian mitochondrial
biogenesis; molecular genetics of mtDNA mutations in human disease;
mitochondrial transformation; post-transcriptional modification of
mitochondrial RNAs; motor neuron development. View Dr. King's Laboratory Staff.
Diane E. Merry,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Penn, 1991. Molecular pathogenesis of
Kennedy's disease and other polyglutamine expansion diseases; protein
folding and misfolding in neurodegenerative disease; mouse models of
neurologic disease; role of androgens in motor neuron function and
survival. View Dr. Merry's Laboratory Staff.
Rodney B. Murray, Assisant Professor, Ph.D., Temple, 1979. Pharmacokinetics, receptor theory, computer-based learning.
Peter Ronner,
Associate Professor, Ph.D., Swiss Federal Institute of Technology,
1978. Control of insulin and glucagon release; regulation of
ATP-sensitive K-channels and voltage-dependent Ca-channels; role of
cellular metabolism in signal transduction.
Eric Wickstrom, Professor, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1972.
View Dr. Wickstrom's Laboratory Staff.
Edward P. Winter,
Associate Professor, Ph.D., SUNY at Stony Brook, 1984.
Meiotic
development; chromosome structure and function; MAP kinase signaling
pathways in yeast. View Dr. Winter's Laboratory Staff.
Allen R. Zeiger,
Professor, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1967. Opioid receptors and immune function;
opiate metabolism. View Dr. Zeiger's Laboratory Staff.
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