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Stephen Alway, Ph.D.
F.A.C.S.M
Professor |
Aging and sarcopenia in skeletal muscle; cellular and molecular adaptations of skeletal muscle to overload and disuse. |
Matthew
Boegehold, Ph.D.
Professor |
Physiology and pathophysiology of the microcirculation;
local and neural mechanisms of blood flow control; endothelium-dependent
regulation of microvascular tone; microvascular alterations in hypertension. |
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Randall Bryner,
Ed.D.
Assoc. Professor
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Role of uncoupling protein-3 in aging and exercise;
reactive oxygen species development in muscles with aging; effects of
exercise on prostate cancer development, metabolic changes with weight loss, ergogenic aids, and exercise.
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Robert Cutlip, Ph.D.
Adjunct Assoc. Professor |
Biomechanical, biochemical and molecular investigation of
acute and chronic skeletal muscle injury.
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Jefferson Frisbee, Ph.D.
Asst. Professor
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Microvascular reactivity, microvessel density, mircrovascular dysfunction with the metabolic syndrome, regulation of tissue and organ perfusion. |
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Paul Gordon,
Ph.D., M.P.H.
Assoc. Professor
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Physical activity and public health; physical activity
epidemiology; genetic influences on individual responses to exercise. |
John Hollander, Ph.D.
Asst. Professor
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Pathophysiological mechanisms of diabetic cardiomyopathy and ischemia/ reperfusion injury in the heart; role of heat shock proteins and antioxidant proteins during pathology; viral vector mediated transgene delivery for therapeutic and prophylactic intervention; generation of transgenic and knockout animal models. |
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W. Guyton
Hornsby, Ph.D.
C.D.E.
Assoc. Professor
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Diabetes and exercise, strength and conditioning. |
Ming Pei, Ph.D.
Asst. Professor |
Novel biomaterial utilizing nanotechnology; Interface between cell and biomaterial; Mechanical signal and tissue regeneration; Drug delivery and gene therapy |
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William Stauber,
Ph.D.
Professor
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Muscle physiology, exercise physiology, cumulative
trauma disorder, repetitive stress injuries, muscle injury and repair, and
muscle fibrosis and movement dysfunction.
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