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Araba N. Afenyi-Annan, MD, MPH
Transfusion medicine.
Office: 919-966-8460
E-mail: araba.afenyi-annan@pathology.unc.edu |
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C. Robert
Bagnell, Jr., PhD
Light and electron microscopy; computer-based
methods.
Office: 919-966-2413
E-mail: robert.bagnell@pathology.unc.edu |
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Nicholas
Bandarenko, III, MD
Therapeutic apheresis; peripheral blood stem
cell collection; thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP); apheresis
red blood cell collection and apheresis software; education and
teaching of transfusion medicine/apheresis.
Office: 919-966-8466
E-mail: nicholas.bandarenko@pathology.unc.edu |
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Dwight
A. Bellinger, DVM, PhD
Atherosclerosis, thrombosis, and von Willebrand's
disease.
Office: 919-966-3111
E-mail: dwight.bellinger@pathology.unc.edu |
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Kirsten
M. Boland, BS, MHS
Pathologists' Assistant.
Office: 919-843-1476
E-mail:
kirsten.boland@pathology.unc.edu |
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| Jessica Booker,
PhD
Molecular Genetic Pathology and Clinical Molecular Genetics Laboratory.
Office: 919-966-7894
E-mail: jessica.booker@pathology.unc.edu |
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Thomas W.
Bouldin, MD
Cellular response to toxic injury in the central and
peripheral nervous systems; neuropathology; ocular pathology; and
pathology of peripheral neuropathies.
Office: 919-966-4585 or 919-843-1074
E-mail: tbouldin@med.unc.edu |
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Jayne C. Boyer,
PhD
Human molecular genetics; molecular mechanisms of microsatellite
instability.
Office: 919-966-6921
E-mail: jayne.boyer@pathology.unc.edu |
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John
F. Bradfield, DVM, PhD
Laboratory animal medicine and pathology.
Office: 919-843-6330
E-mail: john.bradfield@pathology.unc.edu |
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Claudia Brady, BS, MHS
Pathologists' Assistant
Office: 9190843-1476
E-mail: claudia.brady@pathology.unc.edu |
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Mark E. Brecher,
MD
Blood component processing and storage; transfusion strategies;
bacterial contamination of blood; stem-cell transplantation; and
mathematical modeling of transfusion stategies.
Office: 919-966-2318
E-mail: mark.brecher@pathology.unc.edu |
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Debra Budwit, MD
Surgical pathology and gynecologic pathology.
Office: 919-843-1476
E-mail: debra.budwit@pathology.unc.edu |
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John D. Butts,
MD
Analysis of violent deaths to identify possible interventions;
injury control; and forensic pathology.
Office: 919-966-2253
E-mail: john.butts@pathology.unc.edu |
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John F. Chapman,
Jr., DrPH
Clinical biochemistry; laboratory evaluation of fetal
lung maturation, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and coronary artery
disease; and laboratory automation.
Office: 919-966-3725
E-mail:
john.chapman@pathology.unc.edu |
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Frank C. Church,
PhD
Molecular and cellular mechanisms of thrombosis, hemostasis,
vascular biology, and tumor cell invasion; structure-activity relationships
of serine proteases and serine protease inhibitors.
Office: 919-966-3311
E-mail: frank.church@pathology.unc.edu |
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Thomas B.
Clark, III, MD
Forensic pathology; application of computer systems
in medicine.
Office: 919-966-2253
E-mail: thomas.clark@pathology.unc.edu |
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William B.
Coleman, PhD
Biology of liver stem-like cells; mechanisms of hepatocarcinogenesis; genetic mechanisms of tumor suppression; epigenetic mechanisms of gene regulation in human breast cancer; genetic determinants of breast cancer susceptibility; and the molecular genetics of lung cancer.
Office: 919-966-2699
E-mail: william.coleman@pathology.unc.edu |
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Marila Cordeiro-Stone,
PhD
DNA replication, DNA repair, and cell cycle checkpoints in human cells; mechanisms of carcinogenesis by solar radiation; pathogenesis of melanoma.
Office: 919-966-1396
E-mail: marila.cordeiro-stone@pathology.unc.edu |
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Georgette
A. Dent, MD
Hematopathology and medical education.
Office: 919-962-8334
FAX: 919-966-0730
E-mail: georgette.dent@pathology.unc.edu |
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Cherie H.
Dunphy, MD
Hematopathology; applications of flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry,
cytogenetics and molecular techniques to diagnosis of hematologic
malignancies.
Office: 919-843-0718
E-mail: cdunphy@unch.unc.edu |
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Rosann A.
Farber, PhD
Human molecular genetics; somatic-cell genetics; instability
of simple sequence repeats (microsatellites) in mammalian cells;
and DNA-bases diagnosis of genetic disorders (fragile X mental
retardation, hereditary colorectal cancer).
Office: 919-966-6920
E-mail: rosann.farber@pathology.unc.edu |
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Thomas H.
Fischer, PhD
Atherogenesis, including the development of gene therapies
for reducing smooth muscle proliferation and migration; study of
platelets in the amplification of coagulation.
Office: 919-966-3274
E-mail: thomas.fischer@pathology.unc.edu |
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William
K. Funkhouser, MD, PhD
Surgical pathology, immunology, transplantation
pathology, and molecular pathology.
Office: 919-863-1069
E-mail: william.funkhouser@pathology.unc.edu |
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Maryanne Gaffney-Kraft, DO
Forensic pathology.
Office: 919-966-2253
Fax: 919-962-6263
E-mail: mgkraft@ocme.unc.edu |
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Cynthia
Gardner, MD
Forensic Pathology
Office: 919-966-2253
Email: cgardner@ocme.unc.edu |
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Diana
Garside, PhD, DABFT
Forensic toxicology.
Office: 919-966-2253
E-mail: dgarside@ocme.unc.edu |
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Virginia
L. Godfrey, DVM, PhD
Veterinary pathology; animal models of disease;
T cell development and biology; and autoimmune disease.
Office:
919-966-2903
E-mail: virginia.godfrey@pathology.unc.edu |
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M. David
Goodman, MD
Autopsy pathology.
Office: 919-843-3569
E-mail: dgoodman@med.unc.edu |
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Oleg V. Gorkun,
PhD
Thrombosis and hemostasis.
Office: 919-966-2617
E-mail: oleg.gorkun@pathology.unc.edu |
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| Margaret
L. Gulley, MD
Molecular diagnostics, hematopathology and oncology,
and Epstein-Barr virus-related diseases.
Office: 919-843-4595
E-mail: margaret.gulley@pathology.unc.edu
Dr. Gulley's Molecular Diagnostics web page
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Susan Hadler,
MD
Medical education.
Office: 919-843-4662
E-mail: susan.hadler@pathology.unc.edu |
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Catherine
A. Hammett-Stabler, PhD
Clinical toxicology and therapeutic drug
monitoring; development of criteria for optimal and appropriate
testing; development and evaluation of new methods; influence of
genetics on drug metabolism (pharmacogenetics).
Office: 919-966-3724
E-mail: CStabler@unch.unc.edu |
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Seigo Hatada,
PhD
Appling gene targeting for curing genetic diseases and
developing a safer method for gene therapy based on gene targeting.
Office: 919-966-6915
Email:seigo_hatada@med.unc.edu |
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Tracy M.
Heenan, DVM
Director, Office of Institutional Animal Care and Use
Office:
919-966-5569
Fax: 919-966-8429
E-mail: tracy.heenan@pathology.unc.edu |
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Jonathon W. Homeister, MD, PhD
Molecular mechanisms of leukocyte trafficking and homing in inflammatory and/or immune reactions; glycobiology of the Selectin adhesion molecules and their ligands, and how these molecules contribute to the pathophysiology of the atherosclerotic and thrombotic disease processes.
Office: 919-966-9748
Fax: 919-966-6718
E-mail: jonathon.homeister@pathology.unc.edu |
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J. Charles
Jennette, MD
Elucidating immunopathogenic mechanisms in human and
experimental glomerular diseases and vasculitides; developing innovative
approaches for using renal biopsy specimens and serology to diagnose
and understand kidney disease.
Office: 919-966-4676
E-mail: charles.jennette@pathology.unc.edu |
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Kathleen A. Kaiser-Rogers, PhD
Clinical cytogenetics.
Office: 919-966-1595
E-mail: kkr@med.unc.edu |
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Masao
Kakoki, MD, PhD
Prevention
and treatment of cardiovascular diseases and the identification
of genes that confer susceptibility
or resistance to the diseases with the use of genetically engineered
mice.
Office: 919-966-6915
E-mail: mkakoki@med.unc.edu
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David
G. Kaufman, MD, PhD
Cellular and molecular mechanisms of cancer development,
including (1) regulation and organization of DNA replication in
the early part of the S phase; and (2) epithelial cell-stromal
cell interaction in normal human endometrial tissue and alterations
during cancer development.
Office: 919-966-1396
E-mail: david.kaufman@pathology.unc.edu |
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William K.
Kaufmann, PhD
Human DNA metabolism and carcinogenesis; stages of
hepatocarcinogenesis.
Office: 919-966-8209 ;
Laboratory: 919-966-8552
E-mail: bill_kaufmann@med.unc.edu |
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Hyung-Suk
Kim, PhD
Gene targeting and animal models for human diseases; hypertension
and hereditary cerebral hemorrhage with amyloidosis and molecular
evolution.
Office: 919-966-6915
E-mail: hyung-suk.kim@pathology.unc.edu |
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Suzanne
L. Kirby, MD, PhD
Research interests in stem cell biology, transplantation biology, and gene therapy. Clinical interests in hematologic diseases and bone marrow transplantation.
Office: 919-966-1947
E-mail: kirbys@med.unc.edu |
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Joe Kornegay, DVM, PhD
Duchenne muscular dystrophy; canine model; translational studies; muscle hypertrophy
Office: 919-966-9398
E-mail: joe.kornegay@pathology.unc.edu |
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Ruth
A. Lininger, MD, MPH
Gynecologic and breast pathology; molecular carcinogenesis,
molecular pathology, and molecular epidemiology research, especially
of breast, ovarian, endometrial, and cervical cancer; the application
of high-throughput microarray gene sequencing/ genotyping technologies
to research and diagnosis.
Office: 919-843-1078
E-mail: ruth.lininger@pathology.unc.edu |
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Chad A. Livasy,
MD
Breast and gynecologic pathology; cytopathology; prognostic
factors for breast cancer; correlations of tumor molecular profile
with clinical behavior.
Office: 919-843-1068
E-mail: chad.livasy@pathology.unc.edu |
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Susan T.
Lord, PhD
Relationship of macromolecular structure to biological
function using human fibrinogen as the model macromolecule; molecular
mechanisms in thrombosis and hemostasis.
Office: 919-966-3548
E-mail: susan.lord@pathology.unc.edu |
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Christopher
Mack, PhD
Molecular mechanisms of cardiovascular disease; transcription
and cell signaling pathways that regulate smooth muscle cell differentiation.
Office:
919-843-5512
E-mail: cmack@med.unc.edu |
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Nobuyo N.
Maeda, PhD
DNA-level studies of the generation of variations of
genes, particularly in multi-gene families; gene targeting and
molecular pathology of atherosclerosis; and molecular evolution.
Office:
919-966-6914
E-mail: nobuyo.maeda@pathology.unc.edu |
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Nadia N.
Malouf, MD
Developmental regulation and morphogenesis of cardiac
and skeletal muscle membranes and contractile proteins.
Office:
919-966-4511
E-mail: nadia.malouf@pathology.unc.edu |
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Susan J.
Maygarden, MD
Role of growth regulatory factors in prostatic carcinoma;
clinicopathologic applications of fine needle aspiration cytology;
and surgical pathology.
Office: 919-843-1071
E-mail: susan.maygarden@pathology.unc.edu |
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Gayle C.
McGhee
Medical education.
Office: 919-966-4492
E-mail: gayle.mcghee@pathology.unc.edu |
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C. Ryan Miller, MD, PhD
Neuropathology: characterization of the molecular genetic mechanisms responsible for the heterogeneity of patient responses to cancer chemotherapy.
Office: 919-966-4585
Email: rmiller@med.unc.edu
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Melissa B. Miller, PhD
Use of molecular methodologies to understand the basis of clinical
treatment failures and inaccurate laborator diagnoses with
regard to infectious diseases; DNA microarrays in the study
of cystic fibrosis microbiology.
Office: 919-966-3723
Email: MBMiller@unch.unc.edu |
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Vincent J. Moylan, Jr., BA
Pathologists' Assistant.
Office: 919-966-4467
E-mail: vmoylan@unch.unc.edu |
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Volker Nickeleit,
MD
Renal pathology and transplant pathology.
Office: 919-966-2421
E-mail: volker.nickeleit@pathology.unc.edu |
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Judith N. Nielsen, DVM
Animal health maintenance and productivity with emphasis on infectious disease prevention, diagnosis and eradication.
Office: 919-843-6536
E-mail: jnielsen@med.unc.edu |
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Deborah L.
Radisch, MD
Forensic pathology.
Office: 919-966-2253
E-mail: dradisch@ocme.unc.edu |
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Howard M.
Reisner, PhD
Use of immunological and molecular probes to study
function of normal and abnormal coagulation factors; factors regulating
human immune response to coagulation factors; immunochemical studies
of opportunistic infectious agents; and genetic factors and cardiovascular
risk.
Office: 919-966-4265
E-mail: howard.reisner@pathology.unc.edu |
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Tara Rubinas, MD
Gastrointestinal pathology and hepatopathology
Office: 919-843-2618
E-mail: tara.rubinas@pathology.unc.edu |
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John L. Schmitz,
PhD
Molecular diagnosis of sexually transmitted diseases; applications
of flow cytometry in the clinical laboratory; laboratory immunology;
and histocompatibility.
Office: 919-966-3723
E-mail: john.schmitz@pathology.unc.edu |
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Dennis Simpson,
PhD
Cell biology, molecular biology and virology.
Office: 919-966-8552
E-mail: dennis.simpson@pathology.unc.edu |
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Harsharan
Singh, MD
Nephropathology and electron microscopy.
Office:
919-966-2421
E-mail: harsharan.singh@pathology.unc.edu |
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Scott V.
Smith, MD
Surgical pathology, pediatric pathology, hematopathology,
cardiovascular pathology, and autopsy pathology.
Office: 919-843-1075
E-mail: scott.smith@pathology.unc.edu |
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Oliver Smithies,
DPhil
Correction of genes with mutant pathologies (gene therapy);
construction of animal models of human genetic diseases to facilitate
better studies of the resultant pathology and develop new modes
of treatment.
Office: 919-966-6913
E-mail: oliver.smithies@pathology.unc.edu |
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Nobuyuki
Takahashi, MD, PhD
Renal mechansims of essential hypertension and
diabetic nephropathy: generation and characterization of genetically
modified mice by targeting kidney genes using homologous recombination,
computer simulation and gene therapies.
Office: 919-966-1338
E-mail: ntakaha@med.unc.edu |
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Joan M. Taylor,
PhD
Dissecting the cellular signaling pathways that regulate normal
and aberrant growth in the cardiovascular system. Characterizing
the role of adhesion signaling and tyrosine kinases in cardiomyocyte
hypertrophy and smooth muscle cell growth and migration.
Office:
919-843-5511
E-mail: joan.taylor@pathology.unc.edu |
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Leigh Thorne,
MD
Molecular pathology, muscle pathology, and tissue banking.
Office: 919-966-8003
E-mail: lthorne@unch.unc.edu |
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Richard R.
Tidwell, PhD
Role of proteases in pathogenesis of disease; design
and synthesis of new agents for treatment of opportunistic pathogens
associated with AIDS.
Office: 919-966-4294
E-mail: richard.tidwell@pathology.unc.edu |
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Michael D.
Topal, PhD
Molecular basis for chemically-induced mutations; protein-DNA
interactions.
Office: 919-966-8208
E-mail: michael.topal@pathology.unc.edu |
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Keith E. Volmar, MD
Neoplasia and developmental abnormalities of the pancreas, extrahepatic bile ducts, and genito-urinary system; applications of exfoliative and aspiration cytology in the pancreatico-biliary tract.
Office: 919-843-1908
E-mail: keith_volmar@med.unc.edu |
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Karen E. Weck, MD
Molecular genetic pathology.
Office: 919-966-4408
E-mail: karen.weck@pathology.unc.edu |
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Lisa Jacobs Weinstein, MD
Surgical pathology and cytopathology with special interest in gastrointestinal, thyroid, and head and neck pathology, fine needle aspiration cytology.
Office: 919-843-1093
E-mail: lisa_weinstein@med.unc.edu |
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Bernard E.
Weissman, PhD
Tumor suppressor genes, gene mapping, cellular differentiation
and transformation.
Office: 919-966-7533
E-mail: bernard.weissman@pathology.unc.edu |
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Herbert
C. Whinna, MD, PhD
Hemostasis and thrombosis; biochemistry and vascular
biology of blood coagulation; protein structure-function.
Office:
919-966-3313
E-mail: herbert.whinna@pathology.unc.edu |
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| Julia Whitaker, MS, DVM
Laboratory animal medicine.
Office: 919-843-2498
Fax: 919-843-9340
E-mail: julia_whitaker@med.unc.edu |
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Monte S. Willis, MD, PhD
Molecular mechanisms of cardiac disease and ubiquitin-proteasome biology.
Office: 919-843-2757
Fax: 919-843-1938
E-mail: monte.willis@pathology.unc.edu |
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Ruth E. Winecker,
PhD
Forensic toxicology.
Office: 919-966-2253
E-mail: winecker@ocme.unc.edu |
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Alisa Wolberg,
PhD
Thrombosis and hemostasis.
Office: 919-966-8430
E-mail: alisa_wolberg@med.unc.edu |
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John
T. Woosley, MD, PhD
Dermatopathology; cutaneous tumors; gastrointestinal and
hepatobiliary pathology; tumor grading; quantitative microscopy;
and stain technology.
Office: 919-843-1083
E-mail: john.woosley@pathology.unc.edu |
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Hong Xiao, MD
Defining the immunopathological mechanisms involved in autoimmune glomerulonephritis and vasculitis.
Office: 919-966-2421
E-mail: hongx@med.unc.edu |
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Xianwen Yi, MD, PhD
Alpha lipoic acid and diabetes mellitus.
Office: 919-966-6916
E-mail: xianwen.yi@pathology.unc.edu |
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Maimoona
A. Zariwala, PhD
Genetic analysis of patients with primary ciliary
dyskinesia (PCD).
Office: 919-966-7050
E-mail: zariwala@unc.edu |
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Diane M. Armao, MD
Gadobenate dimeglumine (MultiHance), abdominal MRI, hepatocellular carcinom and 3D GRE VIBE, abdominal MRI, pancreatic cancer.
Office: 919-843-8249
E-mail: diane.armeo@pathology.unc.edu |
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H.
Robert Brashear, Jr., MD
Bone tumors and bone pathology.
Office: 919-962-0405
E-mail: robert.brashear@pathology.unc.edu |
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Ronald
J. Falk, MD
Office: 919-966-2561
E-mail: ronald_falk@med.unc.edu |
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Susan
A. Fiscus, PhD
Retrovirology.
Office: 919-966-6872
E-mail: susan_fiscus@med.unc.edu |
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Peter
H. Gilligan, PhD
Diagnostic bacteriology; pulmonary disease in cystic fibrosis; and toxin-mediated
diarrheal disease.
Office: 919-966-6313
E-mail: celtsfan@med.unc.edu |
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Thomas
R. Griggs, MD
Atherosclerosis, thrombosis and hemostasis.
Office: 919-966-5201
E-mail: trg@med.unc.edu |
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Pamela M. Groben, MD
Dermatopathology.
Office: 919-662-4490
E-mail: pamela.groben@pathology.unc.edu |
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J.
Ed Hall, PhD
Mechanisms of action, antimicrobial activity and pharmacokinetics of dicationic
molecules.
Office: 919-966-6297
E-mail: ed.hall@pathology.unc.edu |
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Valerie A. Murrah, DMD, MS
Oral pathology.
Office: 919-966-2746
E-mail: valerie_murrah@dentistry.unc.edu |
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Timothy
C. Nichols, MD
Role of von Willebrand factor in thrombosis and atherosclerosis; molecular
biology of porcine von Willebrand factor.
Office: 919-966-1061
E-mail: tnichols@med.unc.edu |
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Charles
M. Perou, PhD
Breast cancer; genomics; microarrays; tumor classification; drug resistance.
Office: 919-843-5740
E-mail: cperou@med.unc.edu |
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Gloria A. Preston, PhD
Pathogenesis of renal diseases.
Office: 919-966-2570
E-mail: gloria.preston@pathology.unc.edu |
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Kathleen
W. Rao, PhD
Cytological and molecular characterization of structural rearrangements of
chromosomes in an attempt to understand etiology and phenotype correlations.
Office: 919-966-1595
E-mail: kathleen.rao@pathology.unc.edu |
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Allen
C. Rinas, MS
Cytotechnology education; needle aspiration cytology of rare and unusual
lesions.
Office: 919-966-1065
E-mail: allen.rinas@pathology.unc.edu |
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Harold
R. Roberts, MD
Biochemistry and physiology of blood coagulation.
Office: 919-966-4305
E-mail: hrr@med.unc.edu |
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William
Eugene Sanders, Jr., MD
Thrombosis and platelet receptors; von Willebrand's factor (vWF); and platelet
receptor mechanisms with regard to selectins.
Office: 919-966-4743
E-mail: wesand@med.unc.edu |
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Darrel
W. Stafford, PhD
Molecular biology; structure-function relationships of coagulation factors.
Office: 919-962-0597
E-mail: darrel.stafford@pathology.unc.edu |
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James
A. Swenberg, DVM, PhD
Mechanisms of mutagenesis and carcinogenesis with emphasis on the role of
DNA adducts and cell proliferation.
Office: 919-966-6139
E-mail: james.swenberg@pathology.unc.edu |
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Young E. Whang, MD
Androgen receptor, HER-2 and Ack1 tryosine kinase, prostate cancer.
Office: 919-843-9983
E-mail: young.whang@pathology.unc.edu |
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Elizabeth M. Wilson, PhD
Steroid hormone regulation of gene expression; endocrinology; and environmental androgens and antiandrogens.
Office: 919-966-5168
E-mail: elizabeth.wilson@pathology.unc.edu |
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| Peter M. Banks,
MD (Carolinas Medical Center) |
| Gary A. Boorman,
DVM, PhD (NIEHS) |
| Theresa Boyd, MD (American Red Cross Carolinas Region) |
| Scott R. Burger,
MD (Advanced Cell and Gene Therapy) |
| Robert Brown,
MD (Emeritus) |
| Marla Brumit, MD (American Red Cross Carolinas Region) |
| Byron E. Butterworth,
PhD (CIIT) |
Shu Huey
Chaing, PhD (State Dept of Health and Human Services) |
| Jeffrey Everitt,
DVM (CIIT) |
| Dana M. Fowlkes,
MD, PhD (Green/Spring Technology) |
| Christopher W. Gregory, PhD (Voyager Pharmaceutical Company) |
| Mike Jones,
MD (email hmjones@med.unc.edu or mikejones01@nc.rr.com) |
| Wendell
D. Jones, PhD (Expression Analysis, Inc.) |
| Scott
Kilpatrick, MD (Forsyth Medical Center) |
| Myla Lai-Goldman, MD (Laboratory Corporation of America) |
| Roger L. Lundblad,
PhD (Baxter Health) |
| Robert R.
Maronpot, DVM (NIEHS) |
| Kevin Morgan,
DVM, PhD (CIIT) |
| Keith Nance, MD (Rex Hospital) |
| William
R. Oliver, MD (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) |
| Richard S.
Paules, PhD (NIEHS) |
| J. Kevin Ramer, PhD (Hemocellular Therapeutics, Inc.) |
| Dennis Ross,
MD, PhD (Forsyth Medical Center) |
| Gary Smith, PhD (Roswell Park Cancer Institute) |
| Charles Wallas,
MD (Red Cross) |
| Douglas C.
Wolf, PhD, DVM (EPA) |
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