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Biology - Faculty Research Interests
Emmanuel M Awumey, Assistant Professor
(919) 530-7644
(919) 530-7644
Research Interest - Cardiovascular: characterization and signal transduction mechanism of the sensory nerve calcium sensing receptor
Antonio T Baines, Assistant Professor
(919) 530-6542
(919) 530-6542
Research Interest - Cancer: identifying and validating molecular targets in pancreatic cancer; signal transduction
Research Interest - Cancer: mechanism and prevention of oral and esophageal cancer
Research Interest - Protozoology: systematics, ecology, reproduction and functional morphology of peritrich ciliates
Education:
| PhD | Florida State University | 1982 |
| BA | State University of New York, Plattsburgh | 1976 |
Research Interest - Neuroscience: developmental neurobiology; effects of ethanol exposure on central nervous system development
Jodie M Fleming, Assistant Professor
(919) 530-6216
(919) 530-6216
Laboratory Website: https://sites.google.com/site/drjodiemfleming/
Education:
| PhD | Rutgers University | 2006 |
| BS | University of Delaware | 2000 |
Research Interest - Cancer: health disparities of breast cancer, with a focus on molecular mechanisms underlying health disparities in this cancer
Research Interest - Molecular genetics: effect of single-nucleotide polymorphisms on gene expression
Wendy Heck-Grillo, Assistant Professor
(919) 530-7063
(919) 530-7063
Education:
| PhD | University of Louisville | 2000 |
Research Interest - Undergraduate Science Education: student attitudes and motivation ; student assessment and student learning outcomes
Gail P Hollowell, Assistant Professor
(919) 530-6403
(919) 530-6403
Education:
| PhD | Howard University | 1998 |
| MS | Howard University | 1996 |
| BS | North Carolina Central University | 1990 |
Research Interest - Undergraduate Science Education: increasing more competitive students for graduate and professional schools and STEM careers
Research Interest - Neuroscience: genetic understanding of the nervous system; neurodegenerative diseases; effects of ethanol exposure on microglia and development
Research Interest - Nutrition: using zebrafish as a vertebrate model system to study angiogenesis; studying the potential of chemical modulators to suppress cardiovascular diseases and to combat cancer
Mildred A Pointer, Associate Professor
(919) 530-7016
(919) 530-7016
Post doctorate in Renal Micropuncture Unit at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine 1983-1986
Post-doctorate in Division of Vascular Medicine at Brigham and Womens Hospital at Harvard Medical School 1986-1988.
Education:
| PhD | Wake Forest University | 1983 |
| BS | North Carolina Central University | 1974 |
Research Interest - Physiology: hypertension, end-stage renal disease
Ricardo M Richardson, Director of Cancer Program
(919) 530-6421
(919) 530-6421
Research Interest - Cancer: chemoattractants, chemokine receptors
Dr. Cathy Silver Key hails from the Mid-west: born and raised in St. Louis, MO. She received the Muriel E. Babcock Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Biological Sciences upon graduating magna cum laude with her B.S. in 1988. She worked for 1 year as a research technician at Washington University in St. Louis on the Human Genome Project before moving to North Carolina to pursue her Ph.D. in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at UNC-Chapel Hill. Upon completing her Ph.D. in 1997,... (read more)
Education:
| PhD | University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill | 1997 |
| BS | University of Missouri St. Louis | 1988 |
Research Interest - Developmental Biology: cell-cycle regulatory genes; DNA damage and ubiquitin pathway defects in Drosophila
Daniel Williams, Associate Professor
(919) 530-6541
(919) 530-6541
Research Interest - Microbiology: infectious disease, host-pathogen interaction, mechanism of antibiotic resistance
ClarLynda R Williams-DeVane, Assistant Professor
(919) 530-7032
(919) 530-7032
Research Interest - Bioinformatics: management and analysis of multiple domain cardio-metabolic and cancer health disparity data
Research Interest - Cancer and Nutrition: modulation of ER-erbB-2 crosstalk in breast carcinogenesis and prevention; In utero exposures to bioactive factors and breast cancer risk in later life
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