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Interactions between viral pathogens and the cardiac myocyte: Cytoskeletal proteins, innate immunity, and the coxsackie-adenoviral receptor mailto:kknowlton@ucsd.edu Departmental link |
Signaling through heterotrimeric and small G-proteins in the control of cardiomyocyte hypertrophy, apoptosis and heart failure mailto:jhbrown@ucsd.edu Departmental link Medical Center link |
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Sylvia M. Evans, PhD Cardiac lineage progenitors in development and disease mailto:syevans@ucsd.edu Departmental link School of Pharamacy link |
Studies on changes in the level of specific proteins and mRNAs in the ischemic and hypertrophic myocardium. mailto:wdillman@ucsd.edu Departmental link Biomedical Sciences link |
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Contribution of cytoskeletal proteins to normal cardiac function and cardiomyopathy mailto:juchen@ucsd.edu Departmental link Training link |
Mechanisms and treatment of human cardiovascular diseases mailto:khammond@ucsd.edu |
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Catecholamine and nucleotide receptors mailto:painsel@ucsd.edu Departmental link Laboratory link |
Humoral and mechanical regulation of cardiac fibroblast function and fibrosis in the remodeled heart mailto:fvillarr@ucsd.edu Departmental link Laboratory link |
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Electrophysiology of the Heart mailto:wgiles@ucsd.edu Departmental link Laboratory link |
Biomechanics of ventricular remodeling and cardiac mechanoelectric feedback mailto:amcculloch@ucsd.edu Departmental link Laboratory link |
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Integrins and focal adhesion proteins in the myocardium mailto:rross@ucsd.edu Departmental link Biomedical Sciences link |
Structure, Function and regulation of integrins mailto:mhginsberg@ucsd.edu Departmental link Medical Center link |
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Regional mechanobiology and remodeling of the heart mailto:jomens@ucsd.edu Departmental link Laboratory link |
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For more information contact:
Kirk Knowlton, M.D.