Cellular & Molecular Medicine
Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Primary Department
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Contact
(520) 621-0303
Abnormal intracellular calcium handling is implicated in many cardiovascular diseases and can lead to arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death. The overarching goal of the Hamilton laboratory is to decipher molecular mechanisms of calcium regulation in the healthy and diseased heart, with the end goal of uncovering novel therapeutic strategies to treat arrhythmias and heart disease.
Ghassan Mouneimne
Assistant Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP
Associate Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Primary Department
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Work Summary
Research in our laboratory is focused on understanding how aberrant structural organization of the cytoskeleton influences cellular behavior, such as cancer cell invasion and metastasis. The regulation of cellular behavior by structural remodeling of the cytoskeleton exemplifies the paradigm of “structure regulates function” at the cellular level. Our goal is to identify distinct actin cytoskeletal architectures that impact the response of cancer cells to well-known genetic and microenvironmental factors during cancer progression.
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Darren A Cusanovich
Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Assistant Professor, Research Scholar Track
Assistant Research Scientist
Primary Department
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Contact
(520) 626-8639
Work Summary
Working at the nexus of functional genomics, computational biology, and cellular biology, our group is both experimental and computational. We develop novel single-cell genomic technologies and apply them to better understand lung development and disease.
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Jared Churko
Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Director, iPS Cell Core
Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Assistant Professor, Genetics - GIDP
Assistant Professor, Physiological Sciences - GIDP
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Assistant Professor, BIO5 Institute
Primary Department
Department Affiliations
Contact
(520) 626-2347
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Brett Colson
Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Assistant Professor, Physiological Sciences - GIDP
Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Assistant Professor, Clinical Translational Sciences
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Assistant Professor, BIO5 Institute
Primary Department
Department Affiliations
Contact
(520) 621-1950
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Jean M Wilson
Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Director, Willed Body Program
Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP
Professor, Neuroscience - GIDP
Professor, BIO5 Institute
Member of the General Faculty
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Primary Department
Department Affiliations
Contact
(520) 626-2557
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Donata Vercelli
Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Regents Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Director, Arizona Center for the Biology of Complex Diseases (ABCD)
Associate Director, Asthma / Airway Disease Research Center
Professor, Genetics - GIDP
Professor, BIO5 Institute
Member of the General Faculty
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Primary Department
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Curtis Thorne
Associate Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Assistant Professor, BIO5 Institute
Member of the General Faculty
Member of the Graduate Faculty
Primary Department
Department Affiliations
Contact
(520) 626-0395
Work Summary
We combine chemical and computer vision approaches to discover how regenerative tissues process environmental information to promote accurate cell fate decisions and prevent uncontrolled cell growth.
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Casey E Romanoski
Associate Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Associate Professor, Clinical Translational Sciences
Associate Professor, Genetics - GIDP
Associate Professor, BIO5 Institute
Primary Department
Department Affiliations
Contact
(520) 626-7244
Work Summary
My laboratory aims to identify the genetic and environmental reasons that certain individuals are predisposed to develop complex diseases like heart disease. We use new technologies, experimental, and computational approaches to identify molecular patterns indicative of disease predisposition.
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Gregory C Rogers
Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Associate Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Associate Head, Faculty Development
Associate Professor, Cancer Biology - GIDP
Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Associate Professor, Genetics - GIDP
Associate Professor, BIO5 Institute
Primary Department
Department Affiliations
Contact
(520) 626-3925
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