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Adam Smith, PhD
Associate Scientist
- Email: adamsmith@wustl.edu
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Philip Stahl, PhD
Edward Mallinckrodt Jr Professor Emeritus
- Email: pstahl@wustl.edu
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Exosomes- biogenesis and secretion. Hominoid-specific genes such as TBC1D3, that regulate growth factor receptor signaling, may help explain human evolution and physiology
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Exosomes, endocytosis, hominoid-specific genes
Paul Stein, PhD
Professor
- Email: stein@wustl.edu
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Sensorimotor integration; spinal cord neural networks; turtle hindlimb motor output
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behavior, central pattern generators, neurobiology, physiology, spinal cord
William Stenson, MD
Professor Emeritus of Medicine
- Email: wstenson@wustl.edu
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We are interested in the epithelial response to injury in the intestine and in mucosal immununology in the intestine.
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apoptosis, epithelial cells, immunology, inflammation, innate immunity, prostaglandin, radiation
Gary Stormo, PhD
Joseph Erlanger Professor Emeritus of Genetics
- Email: stormo@wustl.edu
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Computational biology, bioinformatics, protein-DNA interactions, gene regulation
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computational biology, genome analysis, gene expression, mathematical modeling
Yidan Sun, PhD
Assistant Professor
- Email: syidan@wustl.edu
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Paul Taghert, PhD
Professor
- Email: taghertp@wustl.edu
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Circadian physiology and behavior
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circadian rhythm, neuropeptide, GPCR, 2nd messengers, Drosophila
Phillip Tarr, MD
Melvin E. Carnahan Professor
- Email: tarr@wustl.edu
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Pathogenic interactions between microbes and the gut
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bacteriology, evolution, genome analysis, inflammation, microbial pathogenesis
John-Stephen Taylor, PhD
Professor
- Email: taylor@wustl.edu
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Structure-activity relationships in UV mutagenesis; nucleic acid-based chemotherapeutic and imaging agents
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cancer, drug delivery, imaging, mutagenesis, nanotechnology, telomere
Juan Sebastian Tello, PhD
Assistant Scientist
- Email: jtello@wustl.edu
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Study of biodiversity, particularly on macroecology, metacommunity ecology, biogeography and spatial ecology
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Biodiversity, community ecology, macroecology, metacommunities, metapopulations, spatial ecology,null models, computer simulation models