Research Faculty Profiles
Fu, Tao
Research Assistant Professor of Pathology (Research)
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Chemical pathology
Plasma lipoprotein metabolism and the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis.
Godsel, Lisa M
Research Associate Professor of Pathology (Research) and Dermatology
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intercellular junctions, adhesion, desmosomes, adherens junctions, signal transduction, cell motility, skin disease, cadherins, cancer metastasis.
I am interested in the regulation of the inte... [more]
Gonzalez, Annette
Research Assistant Professor of Pathology (Research)
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My current research focus is on characterizing the signaling pathways that regulate endothelial cell behavior leading to the process of blood vessel development (angiogenesis). In particular, I am int... [more]
Gursel, Demirkan Besim
Research Associate Professor of Pathology (Research)
Harmon, Robert
Research Assistant Professor of Pathology (Research)
Johnson, Jodi Lynn
Research Assistant Professor of Pathology (Research), Medical Social Sciences (Implementation Science) and Dermatology
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I have studied skin carcinogenesis and the biology of keratinocytes in response to DNA damaging agents like ultraviolet (UV) light for more than 12 years. I have made several key contributions to unde... [more]
Liao, Jie
Research Associate Professor of Pathology (Research)
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My research interests are in the relationship between diet and cancer, particularly focusing on elucidating the role of dietary iron on inflammation-driven carcinogenesis in a molecular mimic... [more]
Sullivan, David
Research Associate Professor of Pathology (Research)
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David Sullivan is currently a Research Assistant Professor at Northwestern University in the Pathology Department. Dr. Sullivan's research focuses on the mechanisms and signaling pathways involved in ... [more]
Tong, Xin
Research Assistant Professor of Pathology (Research)
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I am interested in signal transduction in cancer biology, development of new strategies for cancer prevention and identification of novel targets for better treatment. Currently my studies are focused... [more]