CVRI Investigator Research Summaries

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      Name          Research Interest

Kaveh Ashrafi
Assistant Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Genetics of fat regulation and neurobiology of feeding behavior
 

Harold S. Bernstein
Professor in Residence, Pediatrics
CVRI Investigator

  Stem cells, cardiac muscle, skeletal muscle, cell cycle regulation
 

Brian L Black
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Cardiac and skeletal muscle development, differentiation, and function
 

Paul D Blanc
Division Chief
CVRI Investigator

  Epidemiology of occupational lung disease, Asthma outcomes and Occupational toxicology
 

Elias H Botvinick
Professor In Residence

  Nuclear medicine, nuclear cardiology, PET/CT, MRI, CT, cardiac cardiology, echocardiology, nuclear magnetic resonance, cardiovascular imaging, stress testimg, heart, myocardial perfusion, scintigraphy, coronary, sychrony, sychronization
 

Homer A Boushey
Prof & Chief
CVRI Investigator

  Bronchial hyperreactivity in asthma. Effects of viral infection on airway function. Regulation of airway mucous secretion and vascular permeability.
 

V Courtney Broaddus
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Role of apoptosis in asbestos-induced malignancy. Molecular interaction of asbestos fibers with mesothelial cells, specifically with regard to the role of cell surface adhesion receptors.
 

Frances M Brodsky
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  REGULATION AND FUNCTION OF CLATHRIN-MEDIATED MEMBRANE TRAFFIC
 

James K Brown
Assoc Prof In Rsdn & Dir
CVRI Investigator

  Protease signaling
 

Benoit G Bruneau
Associate Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Heart development, congenital heart disease, chromatin, embryogenesis, transcription
 

George H Caughey
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Regulation of lung and airway function by mast cell, leukocyte and epithelial proteases
 

Harold A Chapman
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Antigen presentation by MHC class II molecules important to immunity and autoimmunity and extracellular matrix remodeling important to cell migration and tissue repair
 

Israel F Charo
Professor In-Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Structure and Function of Chemokine Receptors
 

Kanu Chatterjee
Professor

  Diagnosing and managing coronary artery disease, heart failure and pulmonary hypertension.
 

Pao-Tien Chuang
Assoc Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Cell-cell signaling during mammalian development and in postnatal physiology
 

Ronald I Clyman
Prof In Rsdn Ped & CVRI
CVRI Investigator

  Cardiology, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Neonatology, Neonatal Cardiology
 

Bruce R Conklin
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Engineering Hormone Signaling Pathways In Vivo
 

Michael S Conte
Chief, Vascular Surgery
CVRI Investigator

  Aortic reconstruction, carotid artery disease, lower extremity arterial occlusive disease, diabetic vascular disease
 

Shaun R Coughlin
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Signaling mechanisms in cardiovascular biology and disease, thrombin signaling
 

Rik M Derynck
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Transmembrane TGF-a and TGF-b receptor signaling in cell proliferation and differentiation.
 

Leland G Dobbs
Adjunct Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Pulmonary alveolar epithelial development and response to injury, development of biomarkers for the measurement of lung injury
 

Mark D Eisner
Assoc Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Epidemiology and health outcomes of obstructive lung disease

Key words: asthma, COPD, epidemiology, indoor air pollution, environmental tobacco smoke, secondhand smoke, passive smoking, disability, severe asthma, health outcomes
 

Joanne N Engel
Prof In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Bacterial Pathogen-Host Cell Interactions
 

David J Erle
Professor of Medicine In Resid
CVRI Investigator

  Asthma, allergy and inflammation; functional genomics
 

John Vincent Fahy
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Mechanism oriented studies of airway disease in human subjects
 

Robert V Farese
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Cell Biology of Energy Metabolism
 

Christopher J Fielding
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Cholesterol, high density lipoprotein (HDL), caveolae, signaling, lipid-binding, atherosclerosis, cholesterol-binding proteins, plasma membrane
 

Jeffrey R Fineman
Professor in Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Endothelial regulation of the pulmonary circulation during normal development and during the development of pediatric pulmonary hypertension disorders.

Endothelial dysfunction in pediatric pulmonary hypertension
 

David G Gardner
Professor in Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Cardiovascular endocrinology, natriuretic peptides, natriuretic peptide receptors, vitamin D, nuclear hormone receptors, growth and hypertrophy in cardiovascular system and kidney, obesity-related cardiomyopathy.
 

Zev Jordan Gartner
Acting Assistant Professor
CVRI Investigator

 
 

Stanton A Glantz
Professor of Medicine
CVRI Investigator

  Mechanics of cardiac function (experimental and theoretical); environmental tobacco smoke and tobacco control policy
 

Warren M Gold
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Pulmonary physiology, exercise physiology, pulmonary vascular obstruction, early diagnosis, dyspnea, asthma, COPD, diffusing capacity.
 

Michael Gropper
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Transfusion related acute lung injury, acute respiratory failure, acute respiratory distress syndrome, sepsis, ventilator associated pneumonia, resuscitation, mechanical ventilation, critical care outcomes
 

William Grossman
Division Chief
CVRI Investigator

  Diastolic function of the left ventricle
 

Samuel Hawgood
Chair
CVRI Investigator

  Structure and function of surfactant apoproteins
 

Arthur C Hill
Prof of Clinical Surgery
CVRI Investigator

  Vascular biology, biomimetics, and New Technology in Cardiovascular Surgery.
 

Julien I Hoffman
Professor Emeritus
CVRI Investigator

  Pathophysiology of myocardial ischemia
 

Holly A Ingraham
Professor
CVRI Investigator

 
 

Lily Y Jan
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Studies of potassium channels
 

David J Julius
Chair and Professor
CVRI Investigator

 
 

Yuet W Kan
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  The mechanisms of globin production and exploring novel ways of inserting genes into mammalian cells; investigating newer approaches for fetal diagnosis of genetic disorders
 

John P Kane
Prof
CVRI Investigator

  Structure and function of lipoproteins; genetic determinants of arteriosclerosis
 

Joel S Karliner
Prof of Medicine Emeritus
CVRI Investigator

  Cardioprotection
 

Thomas B Kornberg
Professor & Vice Chair
CVRI Investigator

  Developmental regulation
 

Theodore W Kurtz
Prof in Res & Vice Chair
CVRI Investigator

  Molecular Genetics of Complex Disease, Genetic Models of Hypertension and the Metabolic Syndrome, Transcription Modulating Drugs
 

Pui-Yan Kwok
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Genetic analysis of complex traits, DNA technology development
 

Stephen C Lazarus
Professor of Clinical Medicine
CVRI Investigator

  Role of inflammation in asthma and COPD, mucus hypersecretion.
 

Randall J Lee
Prof of Clin Med
CVRI Investigator

  Arrhythmias, radiofrequency catheter ablation, implantable cardioverter/defibrillators, genetics, gene therapy, tissue engineering, stem cells, cell transplantation, biopolymers, antibodies, myocardial reconstruction/regeneration
 

Wendell A Lim
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Signal transduction, synthetic biology, systems biology, structural biology, protein-protein interactions, cell motility, MAP kinase cascades, GTPase pathways
 

Robert W Mahley
Director
CVRI Investigator

  I. Plasma lipoprotein metabolism
• Hepatic and intestinal origin of plasma lipoproteins;
• Apolipoprotein structure and function, especially apolipoprotein (apo) E and apoB;
• Characterization of cell surface receptors for lipoproteins;
• Role of the liver in cholesterol homeostasis.
II. Relationship of plasma lipoproteins to the development and progression of atherosclerosis
• Role of diet in progression of coronary artery heart disease;
• Effect of apoE production in the artery wall on inhibition of atherogenesis.
III. Role of apoE in the nervous system
• Effect on peripheral nerve injury and repair;
• Role in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease;
• Effect on neuronal cytoskeleton.
IV. Turkish Heart Study
• Director of epidemiological study to determine the risk factors responsible for coronary artery disease in Turkey;
• Characterization of genetic polymorphisms responsible for low HDL-C levels and metabolic syndrome in Turks;
• Co-director of physician continuing education program for Turkish doctors and medical students in the area of cardiovascular disease.
 

Mary J. Malloy
Senate Emeritus
CVRI Emeritus Investigator

  Molecular mechanisms in lipoprotein metabolism; genetic basis of metabolic disorders of lipoproteins and of arteriosclerosis
 

Michael J Mann

CVRI Investigator

  1. Molecular/cellular biology and molecular genetics of atherosclerosis and heart failure.

2. Development of hybrid surgical and molecular/cellular therapies for heart disease.

3. Stem and progenitor cell transplantation for cardiovascular regeneration.

4. Cardiovascular tissue engineering.

5. Reduction to clinical practice of current methods in genetic, molecular and cellular disease intervention.

6. Novel targeted molecular therapies for lung cancer.

7. Molecular profiling of cancers for personalized medicine.

8. Development of novel methods of in vivo/ex vivo gene therapy and gene transfer.

9. Novel approaches to therapeutic neovascularization for coronary and peripheral ischemic disease.

10. Cardiovascular cell cycle biology.

11. Myocardial gene therapy.
 

Gail R Martin
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Function of the FGF family in early mammalian development; establishment of the vertebrate body plan during gastrulation
 

Michael A Matthay
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Alveolar epithelial transport under normal and pathologic conditions.
Resolution of pulmonary edema
Mechanisms of Acute Lung Injury
 

Donald M Mcdonald
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Angiogenesis; cancer; chronic inflammation; endothelial cells; vascular remodeling
 

Takashi Mikawa
Professor In Residence, Camilla and George D. Smith Distinguished Professor in Science and Medicine
CVRI Investigator

  Morphogenesis, development, body axis, patterning, cell-to-cell communication, cell
architecture, cell fate diversification, cardiovascular system, cardiac conduction system,
central nervous system, haemodynamics, growth factor signaling.
 

Daniel L Minor
Associate Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Membrane proteins; potassium channels, calcium channels
 

Keith E Mostov
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Polarized epithelial membrane traffic and epithelial morphogenesis.
 

Jay A Nadel
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Signaling mechanisms in airway epithelium
 

Jeffrey E Olgin
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Cardiac Electrophysiology, Arrhythmias, Mechanisms, Remodeling, Cardiac Fibrosis, Atrial Fibrillation, Cardiac Ablation, Mouse models, animal models, mouse electrophysiology, optical mapping, atrial fibrillation ablation, clinical trials.
 

David Pearce
Professor of Medicine
CVRI Investigator

  Epithelial biology as it relates to cardiovasculare function: hypertension, fluid and electrolyte regulation.
 

Jean-Francois Pittet
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Molecular mechanisms of acute lung injury; molecular mechanisms of coagulation derangements after severe trauma.
 

Rita F Redberg
Professor
CVRI Investigator

 
 

Jeremy F. Reiter
Asst Professor in Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Signaling, primary cilium, stem cell, Hedgehog, Wnt
 

Steven D Rosen
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Sulfated Sugars in Biological Processes
 

David H Rowitch
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Developmental biology, neural tube, CNS cell cycle control and tumorigenesis, cell fate specification, gliogenesis, oligodendrocyte differentiation and myelination, Sonic Hedgehog signaling, transcription factors, Olig bHLH proteins, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, brain cancer.
 

Melvin M Scheinman
Professor

  Mechanisms of cardiac arrhythmias. Cardiac electrophysiology. Catheter ablation of arrhythmogenic foci.
 

Nelson B Schiller
Professor of Cardiology
CVRI Investigator

  Dr. Schiller specializes in the use of echocardiography in the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.
His research interests center around the quantitation of left ventricular function by quantitative two-dimensional echocardiography and Doppler.
 

Robin M. Shaw
Asst Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Cardiac Electrophysiology, Ion Channels, Arrhythmia, Sudden Cardiac Death, Heart Failure
 

Dean Sheppard
Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  In vivo function of integrins and molecular basis of lung diseases
 

Kevan M Shokat
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  DESIGN OF DRUGS TO TREAT CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, CANCER, AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES.
 

Paul C Simpson
Prof In Rsdn
CVRI Investigator

  Molecular & cellular mechanisms of myocardial hypertrophy and heart failure
Adrenergic receptors, signaling, and drug development
 

Matthew L Springer
Associate Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Angiogenesis, VEGF, stem cells, progenitor cells, gene therapy, heart failure, myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease, cardiac regeneration, peripheral artery disease, vascular injury, nitric oxide, flavanols, skeletal muscle myoblasts, secondhand smoke
 

Deepak Srivastava
Director and Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Developmental biology, pediatric cardiology, congenital heart defects, organogenesis, human genetics, stem cells, cardiac repair
 

Didier Y. R. Stainier
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Vertebrate organ formation/cardiovascular development/endoderm, liver, pancreas and gut development and regeneration/stem cell differentiation/lipid transport and metabolism
 

David F Teitel
Prof In Res
CVRI Investigator

  Pediatric cardiology, developmental cardiovascular physiology, cardiac mechanics, pediatric interventional cardiac catheterization, computer technology in cardiology, heart center
administration, medical education, digital technology in learning, bioinformatics.
 

Mark E Von Zastrow
Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Subcellular organization and dynamics of receptor-mediated signaling systems in eukaryotic cells.
 

Rong Wang
Associate Professor in Res
CVRI Investigator

  Arteriogenesis, Arterial Venous Hierarchy, Arterial Venous Differentiation, Arteriovenous Malformations, Hemodynamics, Biomechanics, Vessel Graft, Collateral Vessel Formation, Vascular Disease, Vascular Imaging, Neovascularization, Angiogenesis Factor, Angiogenesis Inhibitors, Vascular Developmental, Vascular Physiology, Critical Limb Ischemia, Gene Expression Regulation, Tumor Angiogenesis,
Hepatocellular Carcinoma, Breast Cancer, Notch, EphrinB2, Vascular Progenitor and Stem Cells, Mouse Genetics, Modeling Vascular Disease, Cell Biology, Molecular Pathogenesis of Vascular Diseases, Vessel Dilation, Microcirculation.
 

Orion D Weiner
Asst Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Cell polarity, chemotaxis, actin cytoskeleton, cell signaling, cell migration, microscopy, biochemistry, neutrophils, systems biology, self-organization, inflammation, Rac, PI3Kinase, WAVE complex.
 

Arthur Weiss
Chief of Rheumatology
CVRI Investigator

  Cell Surface Molecules and Molecular Events Involved in Lymphocyte Activation
 

Ethan J Weiss

CVRI Associate Investigator

  Coagulation, thrombosis, hemostasis, fibrinolysis, genetics, platelet, sexual dimorphism, sex hormone signaling.
 

Zena Werb
Professor and Vice Chair
CVRI Investigator

  Extracellular communication in development and disease
 

Prescott G Woodruff
Asst Professor In Residence
CVRI Investigator

  Genomics, Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Stereology, Epidemiology, Clinical Trials, Medical Education
 

Allison Wanting Xu
Assistant Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Hypothalamic regulation of energy balance, obesity and type 2 diabetes
 

William L Young
Professor/Vice Chair
CVRI Investigator

  Integrative physiology of the cerebral circulation with special reference to cerebral vascular malformations and occlusive cerebrovascular disease; angiogenesis-related aspects of cerebral hemorrhagic disease; clinical physiology of systemic and cerebral circulatory manipulation during neuroanesthetic management
 

Ann Zovein
Assistant Professor
CVRI Investigator

  Vascular development, diversity of endothelial lineages, vascular contributions to stem cell niches including hematopoietic stem cell emergence
 
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