Bernstein, Harold S.

Botvinick, Elias H

Boushey, Homer A

Broaddus, V Courtney

Brodsky, Frances M

Bruneau, Benoit G

Caughey, George H

Chapman, Harold A

Charo, Israel F

Chatterjee, Kanu

Chuang, Pao-Tien

Clyman, Ronald I

Conklin, Bruce R

Conte, Michael S

Coughlin, Shaun R

Dobbs, Leland G

Engel, Joanne N

Fahy, John Vincent

Farese, Robert V

Fielding, Christopher J

Fineman, Jeffrey R

Gardner, David G

Gartner, Zev Jordan

Glantz, Stanton A

Gropper, Michael

Grossman, William

Hawgood, Samuel

Hoffman, Julien I

Ingraham, Holly A

Julius, David J

Karliner, Joel S

Kornberg, Thomas B

Kurtz, Theodore W

Lazarus, Stephen C

Mahley, Robert W

Malloy, Mary J.

Mann, Michael J

Matthay, Michael A

Mcdonald, Donald M

Mikawa, Takashi

Minor, Daniel L

Mostov, Keith E

Olgin, Jeffrey E

Pittet, Jean-Francois

Redberg, Rita F

Reiter, Jeremy F.

Rosen, Steven D

Rowitch, David H

Scheinman, Melvin M

Schiller, Nelson B

Shokat, Kevan M

Simpson, Paul C

Springer, Matthew L

Srivastava, Deepak

Stainier, Didier Y. R.

Teitel, David F

Von Zastrow, Mark E

Weiner, Orion D

Woodruff, Prescott G

Xu, Allison Wanting

Young, William L

CVRI Scientists

Steven D Rosen, Ph.D.
Professor

Research Interests:
Sulfated Sugars in Biological Processes

Summary:
Sulfated Sugars in Biological Processes Glycoproteins on the outside of cells are modified by the addition of sulfate moieties to their sugars. These sulfated sugars serve significant roles in cell communication. We study how sulfated sugars function in the migration of white blood cells throughout the body and in the regulation of cancer cell growth.

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