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GEMS FacultyA | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z de Lanerolle, PrimalPhD, University of California, San Diego Research Interests Research Description The cytoskeleton in signal transduction; Molecular motors in the nucleus
de Tombe, PieterPh.D. University of Calgary, Canada Research Interests Research Description Our research program is focused on unraveling molecular mechanisms underlying contractile protein function and regulation in health and disease. Our studies are both integrative and molecular in nature, spanning from control of cardiac pump function in the intact organism, to protein structure-function relationships as determined at the level of a few sarcomeres using sophisticated biophysical techniques. Our long term goals are to gain full understanding of the chemo-mechanical transduction processes underlying muscle contraction, and to use this knowledge to provide for a basic scientific rational to guide development of future novel treatment strategies aimed to combat cardiac disease in man.
De Vries, GeorgePh.D., University of Illinois at the Medical Center Research Interests Research Description Neuron-glial interactions in myelination and demyelination
Diekwisch, ThomasDDS, Ph.D. (sci), Ph.D. (phil), Philipps-University of Marburg, West Germany Research Interests Research Description Developmental, molecular, and evolutionary biology of tooth enamel and periodontium
Du, XiaopingM.D., Ph.D., University of Sydney, Australia Research Interests Research Description Thrombosis, hemostasis, and vascular biology; molecular mechanisms and molecular pharmacology of platelet and endothelial cell functions.
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