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• Abraham, Rana Rose MS 2001 Transcriptional regulation of the human muscle-specific cytochrome c oxidase subunit VIa-H gene
• Abrams, Issac Nathan MS 1958 Qualitative and quantitative analysis of oral muscle pressures
• Afshar, Yalda PhD 2010 The role of notch1 in endometrial receptivity and decidualization
• Agis-Balboa, Roberto C. PhD 2008 Targeting emotional brain circuits with neurosteroid modulators of GABAA receptor function
• Albarracin, Constance T. PhD 1993 Phosphorylation and protein synthesis : prolactin sites of action in the corpus luteum
• Alden, Kris John PhD 2002 Calcium channel regulation : roles of alpha-2/delta subunit and protein kinase C-betaII
• Allen, John A PhD 2007 Regulation of heterotrimeric G protein signaling by lipid microdomains
• Almeida, Ary Lopes de. MS 1952 Experimental production of pancreatitis with ethionine
• Alvarez, Manuel G. MA 2018 An investigation of the role Ribbon plays in adult gonad function and morphology in Drosophila melanogaster
• Amato, Philip Anthony PhD 1981 Involvement of microfilaments in milk synthesis and secretion in lactating guinea pig mammary gland
• Andric, Tanja MS 2004 Rapid neuronal signaling mediated by brain-derived neurotrophic factor
• Anita, Framroz Pirojshaw MS 1949 The effect of vagotomy on gastric function in the dog.
• Ansbro, John Francis MS 1966 Electrical stimulation as a deciduoma elicitor in pseudopregnant rats.
• Ansenberger, Kristine PhD 2010 The laying hen and flaxseed : a model for dietary intervention of human ovarian cancer
• Antikatzides, Theodore G. PhD 1973 Relationship of macrophage function to the growth of transplantable Walker 256 carcinoma cells.
• Arena, Anthony Francis PhD 2022 Defining in vivo genetic and physical interactors of the conserved C. elegans chloride intracellular channel EXC-4 that regulate tubulogenesis
• Arias, Edward Belisario PhD 1997 Cloning and molecular characterization of an estrogen-dependent human oviduct-specific glycoprotein.
• Armouti, Marah PhD 2020 Salt inducible kinases are negative regulators of follicle stimulating hormone in ovarian granulosa cells.
• Ashley, William Wallace, Jr. PhD 2001 Molecular control of skeletal muscle adaptation.
• Atkins, Gladys PhD 1964 Metabolism of 17-hydroxycortico-steroids during environmental stresses.
• Atkinson, Linda Eleanore PhD 1969 Mechanical and enzymatic characteristics of rat and guinea pig cardiac muscle: a comparative study.
• Avner, Benjamin PhD 2010 Modification of cardiac myofilaments by reactive oxygen species and cardiac pathophysiology
• Baar, Keith PhD 2000 Translational control of skeletal muscle hypertrophy
• Babirak, Stephen Paul PhD 1980 Lipoprotein lipase in lactating rat mammary gland.
• Bacus, James William PhD 1971 An automated classification of the peripheral blood leukocytes by means of digital image processing
• Bae, Hyunsu PhD 1997 Mechanisms of specificity of receptor-G protein interactions
• Balin, Martin Stewart PhD 1975 Anterior pituitary hormones in the male rat: accessory sex tissues and behavior.
• Ball, Karen L. PhD 1994 Troponin i isoform expression and responsiveness of cardiac myofilaments to acidic pH
• Banerjee, Prajna PhD 2009 Maternal fetal communication : signal transduction by chorionic gonadotropin in the endometrial epithelium
• Bao, Lei PhD 2006 Roles of decidual prolactin and interleukin-11 in pregnancy
• Baranowski, Robert Louis MS 1973 The effect of 1-sarcosine 8-leucyl angiotensin II on glycerol-induced acute renal failure.
• Baranowski, Robert Louis PhD 1979 Intrarenal renin and angiotensins in experimental acute renal failure.
• Baratz, Robert Alan MS 1954 Capillary permeability during hemorrhagic shock in the rat.
• Baratz, Robert Alan PhD 1958 Alterations in renal hemodynamics and antidiuretic hormone release following activation of the volume receptor mechanism in the dog.
• Barque Falguera, Anna PhD 2022 The extracellular matrix protein SNED1 regulates neural crest cell phenotype and craniofacial development.
• Bartoli, Adolph John MS 1939 The role of the pituitary in the calorigenic action of vitamin D.
• Bass, Noel Myron MS 1960 Cardiodynamic and adrenal medullary responses to acute coronary occlusion.
• Baumgarten, Sarah C PhD 2015 Role of insulin-like growth factors in granulosa cell differentiation and ovarian follicle maturation.
• Bauschard Michael J MS 2012 Conditional knockdown of the insulin receptor in ovarian granulosa and theca cells and female fertility.
• Belin, Rashad Jabali PhD 2005 Molecular mechanisms of left ventricular myofilament dysfunction in experimental congestive heart failure
• Benjamin, Fred Berthold MS 1950 The effect of peptic ulcer regimes on gastric secretion.
• Bennett, Jill PhD 2013 GATA4 and GATA6 are essential for folliculogenesis, ovulation, corpus luteum function and female fertility.
• Benuck, Myron PhD 1966 Incorportaion of C₋p14₋s-glucose into the glycolipids of the perfused cat brain.
• Bernstein, Jerrold PhD 1967 Electrical activity of frog spinal ganglion cells in calcium- rich and calcium-poor media.
• Bernstein, Lionel Mandel PhD 1954 Body composition as related to heat regulation in women.
• Berry, Isaac Murphy MS 1948 Substitution therapy for the complete absence of the intestine.
• Bessinger, Herbert Edwin MS 1948 Relation of the adrenal gland to the renin content of the canine kidney.
• Beyler, Stan Allen PhD 1980 Evaluation of acrosin inhibitors as antifertility agents.
• Bhartur, Sheela G. PhD 1995 Na+/H+ exchangers in chicken epithelial and non- epithelial tissues
• Bigit, Bianca MS 2019 Notch in pericytes: Receptor function and targets.
• Bingel, Audrey Susanna PhD 1968 The timing of cyclic and postpartum ovulation in the mouse.
• Bingen, Benjamin PhD 2023 Monocyte Macrophage Biomarkers of Multiple Sclerosis in an Underrepresented Minority Population
• Bird, Robert Barrett PhD 1951 Treatment and prophylaxis of experimental renal hypertension with semi-purified hog renin.
• Blasdell, Alison Lee PhD 1979 Effect of bundle branch block on ventricular vulnerability.
• Boon, Donald Jackson MS 1963 Peripheral blood flow during exposure to cold, altitude and hypoxia.
• Boonayathap, Udom PhD 1973 Renal handling of cortisol in dogs.
• Boswell, Lois Shirky PhD 1958 Independence of adrenocorticotrophic and gonadotrophic hormone release.
• Braach, John William MS 1948 The effect of testosterone propionate on the nitrogen excretion of the rat following burns.
• Brannick, Thomas Leonard MS 1951 Prophlaxis and therapeusis of experimental renal hypertension with crude hog renal medulla extract.
• Brennan, Betsy Becker MS 1953 The relation of plasma antirenin titre to renal renin concentration in the dog.
• Briskin, Harold Louis MS 1941 Studies on the effects of Vitamin D and related sterols on blood pressure in the albino rat.
• Brom, Gretchen Mary MS 1968 Acute changes in the estrous cycle following ovariectomy in the Golden Syrian hamster.
• Brown, Gail Pearl PhD 1975 Progesterone secretion by the adrenal gland of rats and hamsters.
• Buckley, William James PhD 1970 Concentrative properties of serum during hemorrhage and dehydration.
• Burkart, Eileen M. PhD 2003 Effects of PKC phosphorylation and mutations linked to familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in the heart
• Burns, Herschel Smith MS 1934 Conditions governing absorption from the intestine.
• Burns, Richard Owen PhD 1951 Protection against hypertension, arteriolonecrosis and death by hog renal extracts in experimental malignant hypertension.
• Burns, Richard Owen MS 1948 The effect of renal extracts on experimental hypertension.
• Butler, Brandi L MS 2012 Transcriptional regulation of insulin-like growth factor binding protein 2 in rat granulosa cells.
• Caldarelli, David Donald MS 1965 Plasma LH in the cycling female rat.
• Calderon-Gierszal, Esther L PhD 2014 Directed differentiation of human embryonic stem cells (hESC) to prostate: novel models that unravel the effects of bisphenol A on human prostate development.
• Canham, Robert Gerald MS 1948 Effect of vascular ligation of the adrenals on the blood pressure of the dog.
• Cao, Tianxin PhD 2023 Structure-function Relationships of Troponin in the Improvement of Cardiac Function
• Carr, Frances Eileen PhD 1980 Prolactin receptors and their regulation in Rana catesbeiana tadpoles.
• Carstens, Herman Paul MS 1939 Roentgen studies of the mechanism involved in sperm transportation in the female rabbit.
• Chaney, Kimberly Ann PhD 2002 Monoclonal antibody DMAP-45 recognizes an epitope shared by p40/LBP at the centrosome and a unique subset of actin
• Chang, Sunghoe PhD 2000 Neurotransmitter secretion and dynamics of axonal cytoskeleton in developing neurons
• Chatchavalvanich, Santipongse PhD 2012 Effects of a gap junction inhibitor on stem cell retention and efficacy during early myocardial ischemia
• Chatsudthipong, Varanuj PhD 1987 Calcium and angiotensin II in the regulation of renal proximal tubular transport
• Cheesman, Kerry Lee PhD 1981 Evaluation of the gestational and hormonal responses to an antiprogesterone antiserum in the rat.
• Chen, Jiang PhD 1995 Facilitated G protein coupling to adenylyl cyclase as a mechanism of antidepressant action
• Chen, Ningfang MS 1998 Specific domains on g protein alpha subunits interact with tubulin to regulate cell form and function
• Chernaya, Olga PhD 2008 The role of the actomyosin based cytoskeleton in the regulation of physiological cell responses
• Chobot, George Robert MS 1940 Effect of various agents on the blood pressures of experimental renal hypertensive dogs.
• Chong, Dianne MS 1975 Reticuloendothelial phagocytic and morphological changes following surgical trauma.
• Chung, Cathie Tuck PhD 1985 Genetic differences in striatal opiate receptor function among inbred mouse strains.
• Clare, Frank Brian MS 1943 The effect of metrazol convulsions, electroshock convulsions and of typhoid-paratyphoid vaccine injections on the leucocyte count in the rat.
• Clarke, Burdick Green MS 1947 The effect of resection of mesenteric lymph nodes on intestinal fat absorption in the dog ..
• Cohn, Arnold Louis MS 1940 The oxygen consumption of preserved human erythrocytes.
• Cole, Arthur Gideon PhD 1928 The proteins of egg white; the proteins of egg white and their relationship to the blood proteins of the domestic fowl as determined.
• Comess, Morton Seymour MS 1952 The relationship of electrical and ballistic events incident to the cardiac cycle in man.
• Conger, Kelly PhD 2024 Identification of ASCT2 as the Primary Serine Transporter in Cancer
• Conlon, Beth A. PhD 2006 Regulation of macrophage TNFA : are the adenosine receptors and adenosine deaminase working together?
• Connors, John Michael PhD 1977 Effects of simulated high altitude on the myocardial anoxic resistance and thyroid function of the rat and the thirteen-lined ground squirrel.
• Convissar, Scott PhD 2018 Role of GATA4, GATA6, and SP1 on luteal function and LH receptor expression.
• Conway, James D. MS 1972 Hepatic vascular response associated with intravascular phagocytosis.
• Copack, Paula Bernadine PhD 1970 Ontogenesis of the diffuse auditory evoked potential in kittens.
• Cornell, Robert Peter PhD 1972 Investigation of the humoral, phagocytic, and degradative aspects of reticuloendothelial host-defense activity.
• Crandall, Earle Ellsworth MS 1956 Pathogenesis and treatment of experimental hypertension produced by constriction of the carotid sinus area in dogs.
• Cress, Charles Henry MS 1943 The effect of anoxic and anemic anoxia of the leucocyte count …
• Czerwinski, Susan M. PhD 1989 Prevention of glucocorticoid-induced muscle atrophy by exercise : potential mechanisms.
• Das, Rita Basuray PhD 1983 Luteotropic role of the decidual tissue in pregnant and pseudopregnant rats.
• Dave, Rahul H. PhD 2010 Molecular mechanisms of functional Gsa-tubulin interactions Davis, Robert Elwyn MS 1948 Thermal irritation of gastric mucosa.
• Demovsky, Ronald Allan MS 1962 Histologic distribution of injected carotene and vitamin A.
• Deng, Jing MS 2013 PU.1 is required for macrophage polarization and the development of allergic inflammation.
• Denton, Robert Webster PhD 1950 Physiological properties of cholecystokinin concentrates.
• Dewan, Sukriti PhD 2012 Cross-bridge cycling kinetics and phospho-proteome modulation in guinea pig heart failure.
• Dillman, Lucius Matlock MS 1932 A physico-chemical study on the state of calcium in biological fluids.
• DiNello, Elisabeth MS 2021 Cardiac Myocyte Response to Mechanical or Chemical Unloading.
• Dittloff, Kyle PhD 2022 Cardiac myocyte and fibroblast structure and function is affected by transthyretin amyloid deposition
• Domingue, Jada PhD 2016 Chenodeoxycholic acid activation of CFTR-dependent Cl- secretion requires a complex network of signaling cascades.
• Dougherty, Carole Diane PhD 1969 Regulation of sodium reabsorption in the proximal renal tubule as evaluated by stop flow analysis.
• Draper, Milton Allen PhD 1969 Biochemical alterations in the guinea pig myocardium following aortic constriction.
• Dreyer, Thomas Morgan MS 1972 Behavioral changes following localized lesions of the amygdaloid nuclei in the monkey (Macaca mulatta)
• Druz, Walter Stanley PhD 1976 Respiratory system driving point resistance and reactance as a function of frequency.
• Duan, Weijiang R. PhD 1995 Identification and cloning of prap, a prolactin receptor associated protein, specific to ovarian cells
• Dumanian, Zari MS 2022 Endothelial-Specific Ablation of ANTXR1, ANTXR2, and MMP14 in Retinal Angiogenesis
• Dupon, Caryn PhD 1970 Androgen influences during the prepubertal period on patterns of luteinizing hormone in rats.
• Durkee, Timothy J. PhD 1994 Regulation of steroidogenic enzymes and androstenedione production by rat trophoblast cells
• Dushkin, Milton Arnold MS 1935 A study of bacterial sensitivity to ultraviolet radiation.
• Engel, Patti L. PhD 2006 Near N-terminal region of troponin I is critical in modifying feedback effects of cross-bridge activation
• Espiritu, Doris Joy D.. PhD 2006 Molecular determinants of sodium bicarbonate cotransporter 1 activity
• Esses, Elliott MS 1953 Factors affecting the activity of the choledocho-duodenal mechanism.
• Evans, Christian C. PhD 2000 The effects of a familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy- linked mutation in alpha-tropomyosin on cardiac function
• Fainer, David Cleghorn MS 1949 Resuscitation from fresh water drowning.
• Falduto, Michael T. PhD 1991 Skeletal muscle responses to exercise in the prevention of glucocorticoid-induced muscle atrophy
• Ferguson-Gottschall, Susan D. MS 2003 The anti-apoptotic effect of prolactin in rat decidua
• Flanagan, James Brierton MS 1941 A study of the effect of feeding raw pancreas with or without large doses of vitamin A or D fatty changes in livers of depancreatized dogs.
• Flood, Francis Thomas MS 1950 A study of the fixation of dyes by the gastric mucosa.
• Fogelman, Morris Joseph MS 1948 Experimental production of peptic ulcers in dogs by intragastric administration of acid and pepsin.
• Ford, David Lawrence PhD 1972 Role of exogenous cyclic AMP on erythrocyte metabolism.
• Fox, Benum Wesley MS 1951 Studies on intragastric radiation.
• Frank, Ira Michel MS 1965 A drug-induced disturbance of concentration and memory.
• Frank, Morton Howard MS 1954 Hog “renin” in the prophylaxis and therapeusis of experimental renal hypertension in the monkey.
• Frank, Morton Howard PhD 1958 Treatment and prophylaxis of experimental renal hypertension in monkeys with renins and antirenins.
• Frankel, Donald Benjamin MS 1942 The excretion of the urinary antiduretic principle in normal and renal hypertensive dogs.
• Frasor, Jonna PhD 2001Prolactin signaling in the regulation of estrogen receptor gene expression
• Frye, Charles Wallace MS 1953 Negative pressure respiration and the production on pulmonary edema.
• Gaines, Walter MS 1940 Renin tachyphylaxis.
• Galanter, William L. PhD 1993 The binding site and mechanism of the human erythrocyte anion exchanger studied with subtrate analogs
• Gale, Henry Hanna PhD 1967 Mechanical properties of aging rat myocardium.
• Gao, Lizhu Published 1993 Developmental regulation of myofilament protein isoform transition in striated muscle
• Garcy, Anthony Michael PhD 1976 Adenocortical activity of conscious cats during cerebroventricular perfusion with various cations and antagonists of neurotransmitters.
• Gauthier, Gabriel Marcel PhD 1970 Bio-engineering studies of cerebellar influences on oculomotor control.
• Germanovich, Andrew MS 2003 Protein kinase C beta II : from DNA to function
• Glader, Bertil Eugene PhD 1967 Mechanism of phosphate transport across the human erythrocyte membrane as revealed by P₋p32₋s release studies.
• Glaser, Linda Ann PhD 1987 Studies on rat placental lactogens
• Glickman, Nathaniel MS 1936 The effect of oxygen deficiency on the sensitivity of rats to insulin.
• Goldberg, Harold MS 1947 The influence of pentobarbital-sodium on the course of events in hemorrhagic shock.
• Goldberg, Milton L. MS 1941 The effect of inactivated hog renin and active dog renin on the blood pressures of renal hypertensive dogs.
• Goldenberg, Joseph PhD 2018 Lipid trafficking is affected by sex and mediates pathophysiological cardiac hypertrophy.
• Goldenberg, Robert Arlin MS 1973 Auditory evoked potentials in cats with known lesions of the auditory pathway.
• Goldinger, James Marvin PhD 1973 The influence of anaerobiosis on oxidized NAD and sodium transport in the human erythrocyte.
• Goldman, Harold PhD 1957 Metabolic changes in the hypothalamus of the rat resulting from stress and adrenalectomy.
• Goldspink, Paul H. PhD 1995 Transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation of alpha-myosin messenger RNA in cardiac myocytes
• Gomberg, Bernard MS 1941 The effect of hog renin on the blood pressure of renal hypertensive dogs.
• Goodman, Alan Brian PhD 1965 Factors influencing the insensible water loss of human skin.
• Goodpasture, Jessie Carrol PhD 1980 The acrosin system of spermatozoa in fertility and infertility.
• Gordon, Archer Samuel PhD 1952 Comparative study of artificial respiration.
• Gordon, Archer Samuel MS 1950 Artificial respiration; evaluation of manual and mechanical methods including a new manual technique.
• Gordon, Benjamin PhD 2023 Tumor-derived JAGGED-1 Promotes Breast Cancer Lymphovascular Invasion and Lymph Node Metastasis
• Gordon, Michael Stanley MS 1961 Myofibrillar adenosinetriphosphatase activity in normal and failing human hearts.
• Gottlieb, Gerald Lane PhD 1970 Interactions between the voluntary and postural mechanisms of the human motor system.
• Graham, Leonard Albert MS 1957 Factors affecting the renin-antirenin combination and its assay.
• Grajales Carias, Liliana MS 2009 Passage number and c-kit expression determine bone marrow-derived cell differentiation
• Greenberg, Ralph Jerome MS 1942 Studies on the linguo-maxillary reflex. Grimm, Arthur Frank PhD 1962 Properties of the myocardium in cardiomegaly.
• Grimmenga, Arthur Frank MS 1956 Electrical and mechanical properties of exercised rat myocardium.
• Groer, Maureen Edith PhD 1975 Inhibition of active sodium extrusion from human erythrocytes by phospholipase A and lysophospholipids.
• Grossman, Jack William MS 1940 Ossification in the triticeous cartilages.
• Grubgeld, Lester Edward PhD 1953 Hepatic catalase in relation to transplantable Tumors in rats.
• Guerin, Miriam Anita PhD 1979 Microtubule function and the secretion of milk lactose.
• Gujral, Tarunmeet MS 2014 Trafficking of SLC26A3 in intestinal epithelial cells: Effect of enteropathogenic E. coli (EPEC) infection.
• Guyer, Betsy Rasmussen MS 1959 Prophlaxis of experimental malignant hypertension with crude hog renal and liver extracts.
• Hafeez, Mohamed Abdul MS 1950 Action potential studies of the normal quadriceps femoris muscle.
• Hailman, Harold Frank PhD 1943 The effect of vitamins of the B complex on the resistance of the organism to anoxia.
• Hale, Edward Harned MS 1947 A study of the influence of acid base balance on gastric secretion.
• Hambry, William McClellan PhD 1968 Renal function in hypertension.
• Hanson, Martin Everett MS 1947 Quantitative aspects of the gastric secretory response to histamine.
• Harner, Robert Hewing MS 1961 Cardiovascular responses to continous positive pressure breathing.
• Hawthorne, Edward William PhD 1951 Effects of preliminary renal ischemia on experimental renal hypertension.
• Hawthorne, Edward William MS 1949 Production of experimental renal hypertension in the dog following preliminary renal ischemia.
• Heidkamp, Maria C. PhD 2000 Mechanisms for control of alpha-myosin heavy chain mRNA translation and localization in cardiac myocytes
• Heitkemper, Margaret McLean PhD 1981 Stress and the developmental activity of gastrointestinal neurotransmitter enzymes.
• Heller, Lois Jane PhD 1970 Age-dependent change in biochemical and mechanical properties of rat myocardium.
• Hendley, Edith Dipasquale PhD 1954 Circulatory factors influencing edema formation during hypoxemic perfusion of isolated rat hindlimbs.
• Henry, John Philip MS 1956 The functional significance of the cortical respiratory areas of the dog.
• Hiles, Linda Gayle PhD 1972 Secretion and metabolism of corticosteroids in the golden hamster during cold exposure and hibernation.
• Hoffmann, Joan Carol PhD 1965 Timing of pituitary LH release responsible for post- partum and “progesterone-withdrawl” ovulation in the rat.
• Hopp, Jane Frances Walish PhD 1989 Intracellular triacylglycerol metabolism in isolated skeletal muscle
• House, Robert Martin MS 1941 The possible role of the kidney in the maintenance of normal blood pressure in the dog.
• Hwang, Koa PhD 1953 Nervous control of the esophagus and cardia, with observations on experimental cardiospasm.
• Hwang, Koa MS 1947 The nervous control of the esphagus.
• Ingold, Ann Hunsaker MS 1956 Tension output in hyperthyroid and hypothyroid muscles stimulated directly and indirectly.
• Ivy, Michael Todd PhD 1986 The Role of high affinity choline uptake in the cardiac ganglion of Limilus Polyphemus
• Jach, Edwin Thomas MS 1957 Changes in circulating blood volume in the dog accompanying increased intra-abdominal pressure.
• Jacobs, William Robert PhD 1984 Effects of catecholamines on renal cortical tubule function.
• Jacobs-El, Jamil PhD 1995 The plasticity of mature, non-proliferating adult muscle fibers
• Janowitz, Henry David MS 1949 Studies in the regulation of hunger and appetite.
• Janusek, Linda Witek PhD 1978 The role of the liver in modulating adrenocortical activity.
• Johnson, Clarence Albert PhD 1931 A study of the protein of ragweed pollens…
• Johnson, Joyce Helen PhD 1967 Liver microsomal permeability to non-electrolyte solutes as determined from light scattering properties.
• Joyce, Cathy Lynn Alison PhD 1982 Comparative properties of sperm hyaluronidase and the antifertility activity of its inhibitors.
• Juster, Rubin Jacob MS 1952 The determination of cardiac output by an electrical conductivity method.
• Justice, Cody PhD 2024 Pharmacologically Replicating Metabolic Protective Mechanisms of Hypothermia in Cardiac Arrest
• Jweied, Eias PhD 2006 Cardiac myofilament function in human heart failure and diabetes
• Kalser, Martin Howard PhD 1953 Pathophysiology of trypsin, trypsinogen and trypsin inhibitor.
• Kalser, Martin Howard MS 1951 Bone marrow pressure change on exposure to simulated altitude.
• Kapin, Michael Allen PhD 1983 Hemodynamic and regional circulatory alterations in the dog during an anaphylactic challenge.
• Kaplan, Ervin MS 1949 The electrochemical interpretation of trace metal metabalism in the synovial membrane.
• Kaplan, Morris Aaron MS 1931 A modified method for the preparation of hematoporphyrin…
• Karam, Chehade Nehman PhD 2010 Cardiac myofilament regulation by kappa- Tropomyosin : a newly discovered isoform in the human heart
• Karvinen, Esko PhD 1958 Factors modifying the absorption and synthesis of cholesterol.
• Karvinen, Esko MS 1954 Absorption of some fats in rats in the absence of external pancreatic secreation.
• Katz, Jerome I. MS 1955 Antirenin and renin in the treatment of spontaneous hypertension in the dog.
• Kaufman, William Carl MS 1953 Pressure breathing: functional circulatory change in the dog.
• Kayne, Herbert Lawrence MS 1958 Oxygen consumption following exercise.
• Kayne, Herbert Lawrence PhD 1962 Regulation of oxygen consumption in rat liver slices by pyridine an dadenine nucelo tides.
• Kennady, John Charles MS 1950 Synopsis of the extrapyramidal sysem (with emphasis on the basal ganglia)
• Kiely, James Patrick MS 1949 Renal function studies and prophylaxis of experimental renal hypertension with renal extracts.
• Kiely, Joseph Michael MS 1950 Renal function studies during therapy of experimental hypertension with purified renal extract.
• Kilen, Signe Marie PhD 1971 Characteristics of the mechanical response and “active state” of rat cardiac muscle.
• Kim, Kwang Suh PhD 1952 Factors influencing cholesterol absorption.
• Kim, Kwang Suh MS 1949 Studies on the production of experimental peptic ulcer with cinchophen.
• Kim, Mi Ja. PhD 1975 The mechanical function of the canine diaphragm.
• King, William John PhD 1979 Investigations concerning the suppression of mammary carcinogenesis in neonatally androgenized rats.
• Kisling, Gregory Michael PhD 1989 The effects of cadmium on coronary blood flow
• Klatch, Ben Zion MS 1947 The effect of pneumonectomy and of lung extract on experimental renal hypertension.
• Klein, Diane Marie PhD 1978 3′,5′-Cyclic adenosine monophosphate and R3230AC rat mammary tumor growth.
• Klein, Reuben Isadore MS 1931 The effect of various high protein diets on the kidney…
• Kleinjan, Matthew PhD 2021 Chloride Intracellular Channel (CLIC) Proteins Regulate Endothelial G-protein Coupled Receptor Signaling.
• Klopf, Adam Harry PhD 1971 Design and simulation of locally and globally adaptive multilevel networks.
• Knox, Francis Stratton PhD 1971 Signal processing by type III (on/off) ganglion cells in the frog’s visual system.
• Kodema, Robert Maksoto PhD 1967 Chcracterization and permeability measurements of a suspension of calf thymus thymus particles.
• Konhilas, John P. PhD 2001 The molecular mechanisms of length-dependent activation in striated muscle
• Kopp, Stephen James PhD 1976 Influence of cadmium on cardiac conduction in mammalian heart.
• Kremen, Samuel MS 1953 Treatment of long term experimental renal hypertension in the dog with semipurified hog renin.
• Kuperman, Irving MS 1953 Passive immunization therapy with homologous “antirenin” in experimental renal hypertensive dogs.
• LaPointe, Michael S. PhD 1988 Proximal tubular function in the denervated kidney
• Labow, Julien Alfred MS 1951 Liver and pancreal respiration in the presence of pituitary and gastro-intestinal hormones.
• Ladu, Mary Jo PhD 1991 Characterization and regulation of Lipoprotein lipase
• Lahey, Ryan PhD 2014 Long chain fatty acid storage dynamics and nuclear receptor activation in failing hearts
• Lambert, Edward H. PhD 1944 The effects of the intracisternal injection of kaolin and the possibility of producing arterial hypertension by this procedure in rats, rabbits and dogs.
• Lambert, Edward H. PhD 1938 An analysis of the mode of action of oxygen deficiency and carbon dioxide excess on the blood pressure in dogs.
• Lane, Ardelle Catherine PhD 1954 Carcinogenicity of fats “browned” by heating.
• Lau, Chantal PhD 1970 Activation of the hypothalamo-hypophyseal-adrenocortical system by the respiratory chemoreceptor.
• Law, William Ronald PhD 1985 Effects of naloxone on circulatory and respiratory variables during endotoxin shock in conscious rats.
• Lawton, Irene Elizabeth PhD 1966 Timing of LH release in female rats as a function of the environmental light-dark rhythm.
• Le, Jamie PhD 2010 Prolactin signaling through the long form of its receptor and its role in ovarian and adipocyte function
• Lee, John Martin PhD 1983 Modification of opiate addictive state by neurohypophyseal peptides.
• Lee, Fred PhD 2023 Enhanced Proteomic Methods to Decipher How the Novel Protein SNED1 Modulates the Extracellular Matrix
• Lednovich, Kristen Roan PhD 2022 IntestinalFFA2 andFFA3Mediate Obesogenic Effects in Mice on a Western Diet
• Lesser, Muriel Eunice MS 1937 A comparative study of motor steadiness and motor response to auditory stimulus in normal and spastic children.
• Levett, Jeffery PhD 1970 A system approach to the evaluation of the intraretinal electroretinogram of the frog.
• Li, Ge. PhD 2001 Functional domains of cardiac troponin I and the molecular mechanisms of myofilament deactivation by acidic pH
• Li, Junzhi PhD 1997 Mechanisms of tumor necrosis factor-α inhibition of cAMP-induced Cyp17 gene expression in leydig cells
• Lichter, Edward Arthur MS 1951 Alterations in cutaneous capillary function by local ultra-violet irradiation.
• Liepins, Kurts Waldemars MS 1959 Relation of histaminase inhibitors to gastric secreation.
• Lin, Hun-Lin PhD 1974 A physiological, histological and biochemical study of the pressure and volume hypertrophied rat heart.
• Lin, Tsung-Min PhD 1954 Intestinal absorption of cholesterol.
• Lin, Tsung-min MS 1952 The dose-response relationship of pancreatic enzyme stimulants.
• Lin, Ying-Hsi “Alvin” PhD 2015 Muscle hypertrophy is regulated by acetylation and phosphorylation of the actin capping protein CapZ.
• Lipin, Jerome Leonard MS 1950 The role of metabolism in the acclimatization of albino rats to reduced barometric pressure.
• Lipton, Delores Cole MS 1975 The effect of estrogen on nucleolar and nucleoplasmic RNA polymerases of the rat uterus.
• Littman, Armand PhD 1951 Intragastric beta radiation in the dog.
• Littman, Armand MS 1948 The action of antacids in the human stomach; results with ziroconium phosphate.
• Liu, Li-ing PhD 1990 The effect of Ethanol on the synthesis and secretion of Vasopressin in rats
• Luthin, Gary Richard PhD 1983 Effect of alcohol on the regulation of adenylate cyclase activity in mouse brain.
• Ma, Yitao PhD 2005 Regulation of microtubule dynamics in nerve processes
• MacFate, Robert P. MS 1929 Urinary proteins; a study of various fractions of globular crystalline proteins from nephritic urine…
• Madueke, Ikenna PhD 2013 The roles of canonical Wnt2 and Wnt10b in prostate gland development and prostate cancer progression.
• Magee, Donald Francis PhD 1951 The output of bile acids and dietary factors influencing their quanity.
• Magee, Winfred Donald PhD 1971 Relation of oxygen tension of proximal tubular urine to sodium reabsorption as evaluated by stop flow analysis.
• Magid, Edward Baron MS 1953 The effects of certain growth factors on the gas trectomized white rat.
• Magill, Alfred Morton MS 1954 Survival time during exposure to severe hypoxia in the rat treated with adrenocorticotrophic hormone.
• Mailman, David Sherwin PhD 1964 Regulation of sodium chloride and water absorption by the intestine.
• Malasanos, Lois Julanne PhD 1973 Alterations in adrenocortical secretory rates to changes in cerebral ventricular pH of the anesthetized dog.
• Malee, Maureen Patrice PhD 1980 The regulation of aldosterone and corticosterone secretion in fetal and adult rabbits.
• Manfredi, Roland Augustine MS 1953 Liver function following dextran indusion in hemorrhagic hypotension.
• Mansour, Haytham PhD 2004 Mechanism of cardiac remodeling using a three- dimensional culture model
• Manzella, Christopher PhD 2019 Serotonin is an endogenous regulator of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor in the intestine.
• Markel, Raymod Paul MS 1960 Ca₋p45₋s uptake by stored dog erythrocytes in sodium and potassium chloride solutions.
• Marks, Caryl Elizabeth PhD 1977 Comparison of hormonal effects on isolated perfused livers of control, subdiabetic and diabetic rats.
• Marshall, John MS 1948 Prophylaxis and therapeusis of experimental renal hypertension with purified renin.
• Marszalek, Richard MD/PhD 2024 Early Deviations in Coronary Flow and Myocardial Arterioles in Familial Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
• Martin, William Ewart MS 1966 Pressure flow interrelationships in the perfused canine liver.
• Martinson, Ida Marie Sather PhD 1972 The everted rat intestine as a model to demonstrate regulation of sodium absorption.
• Masek, Gerald Albert PhD 1972 Spatial and temporal transient responses of visual receptive fields.
• Mateja, Ryan D. PhD 2012 Determinants of myofilament length dependent activation.
• Mavrommatis, Evangelos PhD 2010 The behavior and function of the MGF E-domain, a Splice-Variant of IGF-1
• McCann, Maximilian PhD 2021 The Role of CRB3L3 in Adipose Biology and Obesity.
• McClintock, James Albertine PhD 1968 Changes in follicle stimulating hormone during the rat estrous cycle.
• McCrorey, Henry Lawrence PhD 1963 Relationship of total energy expenditure to force and velocity of contraction at various temperatures in cat skeletal muscle.
• McCrorey, Henry Lawrence MS 1959 Cariac output and blood volume in carotid sinus area hypertension
• McCurdy, Daniel T. PhD 1996 Cellular adaptation to inhibition of mitochondrial DNA replicatin in striated muscle
• McLane, Michael Patrick PhD 1986 Hormonal and adrenergic control of fuel regulation during exercise
• McLean, Mark Philip PhD 1986 Luteotropic influence of 17[beta]-Estradiol on cholestrol utilization in the rabbit corpus luteum
• Medegan Fagla, Bani PhD 2024 The Role of Apolipoprotein E in Pregnancy-Associated Protein Misfolding and Risk of Preeclampsia
• Meehan, Julia M. PhD 1998 Expression of cardiac isoforms during development and following chronic ethanol consumption
• Miller, David Sidney MS 1933 The action of ergosterol and physiologically related agents upon the fragility of erythrocytes in vivo and in vitro.
• Millman, Marshall Stuart PhD 1972 Role of oxidized NAD in fluoride-inhibition of active sodium transport.
• Mills, John Manierre MS 1959 Ovarian ascorbic acid as an assay of cyclic gonadotrophin release.
• Minatoya, Hiroaki MS 1942 The effect of insulin in hypoglycemia on a conditioned reflex in the rat …
• Molnar, Eugen Michael MS 1975 Impedance of the middle ear.
• Montgomery, David E. PhD 2001 PKC-mediated phosphorylation and altered primary structure of troponin modulate cardiac myofilament activation
• Montminy, Eric M MS 2012 Restoration of signaling pathways in two genetically mutated cardiomyopathy mouse models.
• Moon, Pyung-ki. MS 1950 Effect of total gastrectomy on the gorwth of bone in rats.
• Moore, John Beverly MS 1951 Prophylaxis and therapeusis of experimental renal hypertension with crude hog renin.
• Moss, Woodrow Glen PhD 1948 The role of the nervous system in experimental renal hypertension.
• Motlagh, Delara PhD 2002 Surface topography affects cell shape, microenvironmental remodeling and gene expression in cardiac myocytes
• Mouannes, Julie PhD 2013 Troponin I inhibitory region’s role in cardiac muscle regulation and troponin structural dynamics.
• Mozer, Phillip Israel MS 1951 Local mechanisms involved in the release of pyloric gastrin.
• Mrazek, Rudolph George MS 1945 The effect of fatigue on the solubility of muscle myosin …
• Mucciardi, Anthony Nicholas PhD 1970 Property selection techniques and decision making efficiency with applications to electrocardiogram clasification
• Muhl, Zane Frank PhD 1974 Longitudinal growth and response to change in length of the digastric muscle of the rabbit.
• Nabhani, Thomas PhD 2005 Expression and function of calcium channels in skeletal muscle
• Nadeem, Taliha MS 2018 Deletion of notch signaling in pericytes results in retinal AVMs in mice
• Nadeem, Taliha PhD 2022 Notch Signaling in Pericytes During Central Nervous System Vascular Development and Pathology
• Nardulli, Beth A. MS 2001 The cAMP regulated transcriptional induction of the CYP 17 gene
• Neidinger, Joseph William PhD 1965 Changes in phosphorous-containing fractions of cat brain cortex in vivo during activity.
• Nelson, Scott Edward PhD 1991 Characterization of the two luteal cell types of the pregnant rat corpus luteum
• Nelson, Tricia L. MS 1997 Role of myogenic regulatory sites in slow nerve dependent regulation of the myosin light chain 2 gene
• Nequin, Lynn Georgine PhD 1970 Participation of adrenals in the timing of mating and LH release in the cyclic rat.
• Newman, Edward Arthur MS 1948 The effect of diet on liver regeneration in partially hepatectomized rats.
• Nguyen, Tung PhD 2024 Nucleoporin93 (Nup93) Promotes Vascular Health by Limiting Endothelial Cell Aging and Dysfunction
• Nimitvilai, Sudarat PhD 2011 Mechanisms underlying biphasic effects of dopamine on dopaminergic ventral tegmental area neurons
• Nirdlinger, Edwin Lars PhD 1971 Metabolic changes and subcellular ionic shirfs in the course of experimental cardiopathy of the rat.
• Northrup, David Wilmarth PhD 1935 The secretory metabolism of the salivary glands.
• Novotney, Robert Louis PhD 1976 Non-invasive determination of the human brachial arterial pressure wave contour.
• Nudelman, Harvey Banet PhD 1971 Modulation of primary spindle afferents from the region of the red nucleus.
• Nuzzo, Nancy Ann PhD 1986 The role of acrosin in the fertilization process
• Oh, Ji-Eun PhD 2005 Structural and mechanistic view of signaling between 2 gtpases : heterotrimeric g protein and tubulin
• Ohler, Edwin Allen PhD 1951 Amines in experimental hypertensions.
• Olander, George MS 1942 The prophylactice effect of active hog, active dog, and heat- inactivated hog renin in experimental renal hypertension.
• Olson, Ralph Arthur MS 1954 Afferent projections of the vagus nerve.
• Ongvarrasopone, Chalermporn PhD 1999 Transcriptional regulation of cytochrome c oxidase subunit viii by contractile activity and development
• Orman, Steven S. PhD 1979 Effects of corticogeniculate fibers on the rate and pattern of medial geniculate discharges.
• Palmiter, Kimberly A. PhD 1996 The effect of tropomyosin and troponin I isoform switching on cardiac myofilament activation
• Pan, Wilbur James PhD 1995 The effects of adenosine on the electrophysiological properties of locus coeruleus neurons
• Parry, Thomas Edward MS 1969 Pyridine nucleotide concentrations in human erythrocytes in different metabolic states.
• Patras, Mary Cornelia MS 1939 The influence of thyroid feeding on the skull pattern of thyroparathyroidectomized rats.
• Patrick, Stacey Elizabeth MS 2009 Effects of the Ala2val mutation of human cardiac troponin I on myofibrillar regulation
• Patton, Matthew Moss MS 1947 A study of acid base balance in nephrectomized animals.
• Pencek, Pamela Fay Turner PhD 1982 Microtubules and secretory status of mammary gland cells isolated from pregnant and lactating guinea pigs.
• Perl, Edward Roy MS 1951 The electrical condenser as a method for studying cardiac activity.
• Pessoa, Valdir Cordeiro MS 1953 Fat absorption in absence of bile and pancreatic juice.
• Pestic-Dragovich, Lidija PhD 2000 Nuclear myosin I
• Peters, Howard Chester PhD 1936 A study of factors influencing the energy metabolism of the mammalian heart.
• Petersen, William Carl MS 1972 The relationship between the adrenal cortex and the parathyroid glands in calcium homeostasis.
• Peterson, Darryl Ronnie PhD 1973 Cytochemical, ultrastructural and physiological parameters of transport systems in the crayfish kidney.
• Pevsner, Leo MS 1954 The mechanism of vagal stimulation of gastric acid secretion. Pirok, Darryl John MS 1964 Mechanisms of learning in planaria
• Plattner, Edward Bernard MS 1939 A study of the pharmacologic effect of certain saturated fluoracarbons.
• Podolski, Janice Lee PhD 1985 Effect of insulin on human erythrocyte metabolism.
• Pogue, William Godfrey MS 1951 The circulatory change following partial occlusion of the inferior vena cava and their resemblance to the circulatory changes of chronic congestive heart failure.
• Pokras, Robert Scott PhD 1983 The mechanism by which dopamine elicits an inhibition of prolactin release and the effects of ethanol on this process.
• Pollack, Frank Leo MS 1940 The effect of anoxia and hypercapnia on the blood pressure and respiratory volume under conditions of normal and restricted circulation to the brain.
• Pollock, George Howard PhD 1951 Synergists and antagonists of carbon dioxide in the central nervous system.
• Pradhan, Madhumita Anil PhD 2011 Molecular mechanisms of transcriptional synergy between the estrogen receptor and NFkB in breast cancer
• Prasad, Roli PhD 2005 Regulation of chloride transport in the mammalian colon: the role of tyrosine kinase cascades
• Prechel, Mary Margaret PhD 1980 In search of pineal arginine vasotocin. Prins, Gail Susan PhD 1979 Sperm transport through the rabbit vas deferens.
• Pritchard, James Douglas MS 1966 Mechanism of arsenate inhibition of phosphate transport.
• Propes, Ernest Leslie MS 1953 Prophylaxis of experimental renal hypertension with semi-purified hog renin.
• Qazi, Aisha PhD 2024 The Role of the Serotonin Transporter-Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Axis in Intestinal Inflammation
• Quebbeman, Edward John MS 1972 Contractile characteristics of the volume hypertrophied myocardium.
• Rahn, Ada Christina MS 1972 Electrophysiology of the extraocular muscle afferent projections to the brainstem and cerebellum.
• Ramirez, Lincoln Franklin PhD 1974 The effects of age-at-operation upon a luminous flux discrimination in the cat following visual cortex ablation.
• Ramsey, David James PhD 2008 Modulation of the GABA signaling pathway in the diabetic retina
• Rappaport, Irving MS 1954 Bone marrow temperature studies.
• Rarick, Helen Margaret PhD 1992 Sites and mechanisms of rod G protein- phosphodiesterase interaction
• Rasgon, Irving M. MS 1953 Changes in bone marrow pressure in femurs of dogs.
• Rassaian, Nayer PhD 1977 Nature of Na+ – K+ pump during the Gardos effect in human erythrocytes.
• Raymon, Frank MS 1951 Ventricular fibrillation in drowning.
• Reddy, Jakkidi Muralidhar PhD 1980 Decapacitation factor from human seminal plasma: purification and properties.
• Reinhart, Richard Joseph MS 1970 Oculomotor control dynamics at the brain stem level in the cat.
• Richmond, Julius B. MS 1939 The effect of the Staphylococcus enterotoxin on the motility of the isolated smooth muscle of the rabbit gut.
• Ridge, Karen M. PhD 1999 Role and regulation of the Na,K-ATPase in the alveolar epithelium
• Risk, Michael Christopher PhD 2003 Molecular mechanisms regulating estradiol production in the rat corpus luteum
• Rmeileh, Amin MS 2010 The effects of TIEG-1 on cardiac sarcomere response to calcium and protein phosphorylation
• Roback, George Stanley MS 1951 The peripheral arterial pulse pattern as measured by a volume recording oscullometer.
• Roberts, Nathan W MS 2015 Mouse models of muscular dystrophy and type 2 diabetes. Robertson, Charlotte Rose MS 1951 The effect of certain drugs on gastric secretion.
• Roemhild, Franklin Neal MS 1947 The effects of n, n-dibenzyl-b-chloroethyl (dibenamine) upon experimental hemorrhagic shock.
• Ross, James D. PhD 2007 Purinergic modulation of LPS-induced cardiac dysfunction and TNF-alpha expression
• Rothstein, Jeffrey David PhD 1984 Studies on neuron-glial interactions.
• Rottman, Arnold Ries MS 1962 Relation of the subcommissural organ to sodium metabolism.
• Rovick, Allen Asher PhD 1958 Interaction of vasoactive factors on circulation in isolated skeletal muscle.
• Rovick, Allen Asher MS 1954 Hemodynamic alterations produced by adrenergic amines in the isolated perfused rabbit ear.
• Rundell, Veronica L. M. PhD 2002 Impact of myosin heavy chain isoform expression and cardiac disease on cross-bridge cycling kinetics.
• Rutledge, Cody PhD 2014 Regulation of cardiac connexin43 by reactive oxygen species.
• Ryba, David PhD 2018 Modulation of sarcomere function via seven-transmembrane receptor signaling to ameliorate cardiomyopathy.
• Saengsawang, Witchuda PhD 2009 Molecular, cellular and physiological aspects of complexes between Gs alpha and tubulin:
• Sargis, Timothy PhD 2022 Notch Peptibodies are Anti-Angiogenic and Signaling via Notch Proteins Regulate CC-Chemokine Production
• Satta, Rosalba PhD 2008 Nicotine targets epigenetic mechanisms selected populations of telencephalic GABAergic neurons
• Sayers, Scott Thomas PhD 1983 Myosin light chain phosphorylation in heart.
• Schappi, Jeffrey PhD 2017 Influence of adenylyl cyclase isoform expression on the cellular antidepressant response.
• Schiller, Alfred Albert MS 1942 Study of the influence of rickets and of the healing of rickets on the mechanical properties of the bones of rats.
• Schmid, Herman Ernest MS 1955 Relation of renal renin concentration to plasma antirenin titre in experimental renal hypertension.
• Schour, Lionel MS 1949 Hypertensiongen in the prophylaxis and therapy of experimental renal hypertension.
• Schultz, Charles Joseph PhD 1993 Lipases in newborn normal and combined lipase deficient (cld/cld) mouse liver
• Schumer, Mary Patricia MS 1982 3′,5′-cyclic adenosine monophosphate inhibits lactose synthesis but not glucose uptake in mammary gland.
• Schwab, John Joseph MS 1949 Dog renal cortex in the prophylaxis and treatment of experimental renal hypertension.
• Scotellaro, Patricia Cahill PhD 1990 Body fat accretion : a rat model
• Scruggs, Sarah B. PhD 2009 Modulation of cardiac contractility by regulatory light chain phosphorylation : the thicker of the matter
• Serebryannyy, Leonid PhD 2016 Characterizing the functional importance of actin dynamics in the nucleus
• Serikbaeva, Anara PhD 2023 Hyperglycemia Promotes Mitophagy and Thereby Mitigates Hyperglycemia-Induced Damage
• Setty, Channarayapatna Seenappa Setty Narayana PhD 1961 Factors modifying the intestinal absorption of cholesterol and fecal elimination of its metabolities in the rat.
• Setty, Channarayapatna Seenappa Setty Narayana MS 1959 Influence of certain adsorbents and metallic ions on cholesterol adsorption.
• Sevy, Roger Warren PhD 1951 Endocrine factors in experimental renal hypertension.
• Shamansky, Ellen MS 2015 Lipid dynamics in a mouse model of cardiac-specific overexpression of the fatty acid transporter, FATP1.
• Shapiro, Kieve Lloyd MS 1948 The treatment of experimental uremia in nephrectomized dogs.
• Share, Isaiah MS 1951 Some aspects of the regulation of food in-take in dogs.
• Sheets, Raymond Franklin MS 1940 The effect of vitamin A on the basel metabolic rate of rats.
• Shehu, Aurora Kujtim PhD 2008 Regulation and function of HSD17B7 enzyme in tumorigenesis and fetal survival
• Silver, Alene Freudenheim PhD 1947 The effect of vitamin D and cholesterol on capillary permeability.
• Simmons, William Howard PhD 1979 Purification and characterization of toad skin carboxamidopeptidase.
• Simon, Jillian PhD 2013 The role of myofilament modifications in regulation of cardiac function under acute and chronic stress.
• Singla, Amika PhD 2010 Mechanisms underlying upregulation of intestinal apical CI-
• /OH- exchange activity by LPA
• Sithichoke, Nuannoi PhD 1977 Cholinergic influences on the hypothalamic-pituitary- adrenocortical system.
• Skom, Joseph Harry MS 1952 Treatment of spontaneous hypertension in dogs with demi-purified hog renin.
• Smith, Clasina Leslie MS 2002 Steroidogenic regulation of angiogenesis in the corpus luteum of the rat
• Smith, James Darrell PhD 1971 Neural and muscular dynamics in the pupillary servomechanism.
• Smith, Paul Winston PhD 1934 The relation between initial tension and fiber length and the mechanism of energy release in striated muscle.
• Sridhar, Arvind PhD 2024 Investigating the role of NOX2 and fatty infiltration in obesity- induced atrial fibrillation
• Socovich, Alexandra PhD 2022 The Kinase PIG-1/MELK is a Conserved Regulator of C. elegans Tubulogenesis and Vertebrate Angiogenesis
• Sonnenschein, Ralph Robert PhD 1950 Pain mechanisms and analgesia.
• Steck, Irving Elihu MS 1932 The comparative action of viosterol and parathyroid hormone upon basel metabolic rate in normal dogs,
• Steece, Kathy Ann PhD 1986 The effect of chronic opioid exposure on striatal and hypothalamic dopamine neurons
• Storm, Lester Frands Mikkel MS 1936 The influence of hyperpnea and of variations of oxygen and carbon dioxide tension in the inspired air upon galvanic nystagmus.
• Strombeck, Donald Ralph PhD 1970 Factors affectin the transport of sodium by the everted intestine of the rat.
• Strub, Irvin Harry MS 1952 Comparative assimilation rates of several hexoses in human subjects.
• Suh, Kyong Hoon PhD 1992 Interaction of components I and II with transducin beta gamma subunits and regulation by phosphorylation
• Sukowski, Ernest John PhD 1963 Relationship of total carbohydrate disappearance to lactate formation in anaerobic liver slices from the rat.
• Sukowski, Ernest John MS 1959 Urinary catecholamines in hypertension produced by the constriction of the carotid sinus area in dogs.
• Sunderland, Hollis Robert PhD 1974 Functional dependence of optical parameters on circumferential forces in the cat lense.
• Suvitayavat, Wisuda PhD 1993 Characterization of the sodium-potassium-chloride cotransporter in flounder intestinal mucosa
• Suzuki, Ryuta PhD 1962 Mechanism of absorption of cholesterol from the intestine.
• Suzuki, Ryuta MS 1959 Obligatory function of bile in the intestinal absorption of cholesteral and cholesterol esters.
• Swanson, Erik R MS 2012 Mechanical strain regulates contractile protein dynamics related to heart remodeling
• Tachampa, Kittipong PhD 2009 Impact of cardiac troponin l subdomains on cross- bridge cycling kinetics and myofilament functions
• Taglia, Lauren Nicole PhD 2009 Gastrin releasing peptide receptor mediates its morphogenic properties via ICAM-1 and Hsp72
• Taglieri, Domenico PhD 2011 P21-activated kinase signaling in cardiac hypertrophy and ischemic heart disease
• Tamayo, Tammy PhD 2013 Early expression of CACNA2D1 in satellite cells promotes myogenicity and repair of dystrophic muscle
• Tang, Haiping MS 1997 Modulatory role for the n-terminal region of cardiac troponin I on the activation of cardiac myofilaments
• Tang, Johnny Ming-on. MS 1977 Effect of ascorbic acid on lipid metabolism in guinea pigs.
• Teeters, Esther Florence MS 1931 Fractional gastric studies in Children…
• Terdiman, Joseph Franklin PhD 1972 Neurophysiological mechanisms in the pupillary control system.
• Thacker, Edgar Abney MS 1932 A study of the physiological action of irradiated ergosterol.
• Thomas, Gail Elizabeth PhD 1982 The effect of chlorpromazine on myocardial function and metabolism following ischemia and zero-calcium injury.
• Thompson, Dean Alan MS 1971 Peripheral and metabolic factors in the control of food intake.
• Thompson, Dennis Peters MS 1961 Ensymological and clinical differentiation of serumleucine aminopeptidase and serum leuclnapthylamide hydrolase.
• Thompson, Henry Edward PhD 1975 The dynamics of accommodation in primates.
• Ticho, Alexander PhD 2019 S-acylation is crucial for ASBT-mediated bile acid uptake: monitoring the transport activity in real time.
• Tichy, Anna Marie PhD 1974 An investigation of the pathophysiology of Curling’s ulcer in the rat.
• Trimble, John Leonard PhD 1972 A quantitative analysis of single motor unit activity in human extraocular muscle.
• Tsvetkov, Andrey PhD 2005 The roles of microtubule-associated proteins in establishing initial neural polarity
• Ullrick, William Charles PhD 1954 Electrical, mechanical, and metabolic responses of cardiac tissur to adrenal cortical hormones.
• Ullrick, William Charles MS 1951 The effect of the thyroid upon the respiration of the rat heart.
• Vahebi, Susan PhD 2005 Regulation of cardiac myofilament mechano-energetics by G- protein signaling
• Valentine, William Mark PhD 1983 17₋b0₋s Nuclear magnetic resonance of glycine, alanine, dipeptides and melanocyte inhibiting factor.
• Vallury, Visalakshi PhD 1987 The role of Ascorbic acid in catecholamine biosynthesis in PC12 pheochromocytoma cells
• Vandegrift, Bertha Jane PhD 2019 The role of ventral tegmental area estrogen receptors in neuronal responses to dopamine and ethanol.
• Van Dyck, Peter Cuyler MS 1966 Rectification in muscle membrane.
• Venkatasubramanian, Jayashree PhD 1999 Ontogeny of colonic chloride transport
• Venters, Karl Dyar MS 1951 Pituitary and adrenal cortical ascorbic acid in X-irradiated rats.
• Wagner, David Howard MS 1934 The relation of colloid osmotic pressure and proteins of the blood to the filtration of edematous fluid.
• Walker, Rufus James MS 1947 Prophylaxis of experimental renal hypertension with hog renal extracts.
• Wang, Chih-Chun PhD 1950 Secretin and pancreozmin: their release from the intestine and their use in functional tests of the pancreas after duct ligation.
• Wang, Chih-chung MS 1948 Effect of secretin and pancreozymin on amylas amylase and alkaline phosphatase of dog’s pancreas.
• Wang, Kun-jen MS 1948 The effects of lysozyme on gastric mucosa.
• Wang, Nan PhD 1990 Tubulin-G protein interaction : the dynamic role of Tubulin in the regulation of the neuronal adenylyl cyclase
• Warshaw, Meredith Louise PhD 1986 Androgen biosynthesis by the rat placenta
• Washington, Theressia L. MS 2005 Dietary salt regulates renal aminopeptidase n : relevance to hypertension in the dahl rat
• Wasserman, Edward Marshal MS 1952 Temperature gradients in the renal vascular system.
• Watson, Lula Marilyn MS 1962 Alteration of sodium flux in the intestine associated with body fluid volume regulation.
• Wattanapermpool, Jonggonnee PhD 1994 Molecular control of troponin I in modulation of cardiac myofilament activity by pH and phosphorylation
• Weinglass, Albert Robert MS 1940 Studies on insulin inactivation by body tissues and body fluids.
• Weinstein, Bernard Robert MS 1951 The role of an adrenocortical-pars nervosa antagonism upon the regulation of water diuresis in the rat.
• Welch, John Bennett PhD 1972 Cortical projection of the afferent vagus in the cat.
• Welch, Richard Walter MS 1971 Enzyme output from the in vitro rabbit pancreas.
• Welker, Dorothy Hutchinson MS 1931 The precipitinogenic properties of horse serum albumin…
• Werch, Solomon Carl MS 1936 A histo-pathologic study of the stomach and pancreas.
• Whalley, Christopher Edward PhD 1978 Brain perfusion and synaptosomal uptake studies with [Beta]-phenylethylamine; its sequestration into secretory vesicles is accompanied by release of neurotransmitters.
• Wilder, Tanganyika PhD 2014 Tropomyosin phosphorylation and oxidative stress in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
• Wilson, Allison Kaese PhD 1990 A role for Myosin in the regulation of mammalian nonmuscle cell motility
• Wilson, Heather Marie MS 2010 Ovarian specific role of the long isoform of the prolactin receptor in transgenic mice
• Woody, Charles James PhD 1984 Glucocorticoid receptors and physiological response in rana catesbeiana tadpoles during metamorphosis.
• Wu, Steven Chung-Nan PhD 2007 Characterization of Protein Kinase C zeta as a modulator of sarcomeric proteins
• Xiong, Yuting PhD 1993 TNFα-guided paracrine regulation of leydig cell steroidogenesis by testicular interstitial macrophages
• Xu, Kai PhD 2024 Pancreatic β cell FFA2 Deficiency Suppresses Multiple Low Dose Streptozotocin Induced Diabetes
• Yan, Kun PhD 1991 The Effect of tubulin in the regulation of adenylyl cyclase
• Yang, Chii-Shen PhD 1998 Dynamics of G protein conformational changes and subunit interactions
• Yesinick, Louis MS 1939 Studies on intracranial pressure …
• Yilmaz, Mehmet Bertan PhD 2008 The role of sex steroids and their receptors in the regulation of brain aromatase expression
• Young, Irving James PhD 1960 Histological and biochemical demonstration of hyaluronic acid in the central nervous system.
• Young, Quentin David MS 1952Clearance of potassium in human subjects with renal dysfunction.
• Zeller, Janice Mary Stanislawski PhD 1981 Effects of methotrexate on macrophage function and metabolism.
• Zeng, Li. PhD 1994 Purification and characterization of a novel 30/32 kDa GTP-binding protein from bovine brain
• Zheng, Jixiang MS 2008 Modulation of cox-2 and prostaglandins in inflammation and host defense
• Zhong, Liping L. PhD 1999 Gene expression and regulation of 20 alpha-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase
• Ziolo, Mark T. PhD 1999 Role of nitric oxide/cyclic GMP in the depressed function of myocytes from rejecting transplanted hearts

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The precursor to the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago, opened on September 26. The building was located on the corner of Harrison and Honore at 813 W. Harrison St. The cornerstone of this building is in the courtyard just east of the Faculty‐Alumni Center. This location was chosen because of its proximity to Cook County Hospital. The building was in the Queen Anne style with a footprint of 70×100 feet. It had four floors and a basement and was topped by a 100-foot tower. The basement contained the janitor’s apartments and a dining room with room for 100 students. On the first floor were the college office, students’ waiting room, professors’ reception room and the dispensary which contained a waiting room and seven clinic rooms. The second floor had a lecture room with capacity for 226 students, 3 professors’ rooms, a large clinical operating room and 3 rooms for clinical patients. The third floor had the physiological laboratory, students’ library, chemical laboratory, professors’ preparation rooms and five professor’s private rooms. The fourth floor had an amphitheatre with seating for 450 students, a dissecting room, room for preparing subjects for dissection, students’ and demonstrators’ dressing room, and room for vivisection subjects.

From the very beginning Physiology was among the subjects taught to the first-year medical student. Other subjects were Descriptive and Practical Anatomy, Physiology, Histology, General Chemistry, Material Medica (eventually to morph into Pharmacology), and Therapeutics. In the bulletin the course consisted of “lectures, demonstrations, recitations and practical work in the laboratory. Students in the second and third years will have opportunities furnished for pursuing original investigations.” The very first instructor was Dr. E.E. Holroyd. The textbooks recommended for the course were Physiology by M. Foster (1880) and Principles of Mental Physiology by WB Carpenter (1875).

1887: Dr. John A. Benson became the Physiology professor.

1888: Dr. Benson began offering a gold medal to the student who had the best examination in Physiology.

1892: The medical school expanded with the addition of a 6-story laboratory building of 27×100 feet and a hospital on Congress and Lincoln (renamed Wolcott in 1939 in honor of Dr. Alexander Wolcott, Jr. the first physician in Chicago) of 135×100 feet.

1897: The school property was leased to the University of Illinois and control of the school passed to the University of Illinois. The school name became the Medical Department of the University of Illinois. The initial lease was for four years.

Dr. T.B. Wiggin began teaching the Physiology course.

During this period the length of time devoted to Physiology was increasing. The Physiology course was listed as being 150 hours in the first year and 60 hours covering the nervous system in the second year.

1899: A new agreement was made on a 25-year lease at the end of which all the school’s property would become the property of the University of Illinois.

The name was changed to the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois.

The first-year Physiology course was divided into two terms with blood, muscle and nerve, circulation, respiration, and secretion in the first term and digestion and absorption, excretion, nutrition and thermotaxis, special senses and reproduction in the second term. The nervous system was covered in the second year of Physiology. Conspicuously absent was the endocrine system. Secretin, the first hormone to be described, was not identified (1902) and the term hormone not even coined (1905).

The West Division High School building and property were purchased and converted into a medical college building. This was bounded by Ogden Avenue, Lincoln, Congress and Honore Streets. The building was 5 stories of 100×200 feet with a four-story laboratory wing of 30×96 feet. The original Medical College Building was converted into the College of Dentistry building.

The Department of Physiology came into existence. Its description in the College of Medicine bulletin from that time was as follows:

The department of physiology has recently acquired entirely new laboratory equipment comprising all of the apparatus necessary for demonstration and research work. Each student’s outfit includes a kymograph, induction coil, batteries, electrodes, chronograph, moist chamber, etc. The students study the blood thoroughly using the microscope, spectroscope, haemocytometer, haemoglobinmeter and haematocrit, and perform for themselves the fundamental experiments of muscle-nerve physiology, of circulation, and of respiration. The more strictly chemical problems of secretion and excretion are covered in the work of the chemical department. The use of the sphygmographs, radial and transmission, sphygmomanometers, ergograph, galvanic batteries, etc., is introduced in the regular course to give training in experiments on man capable of direct application in clinical medicine.

1910: The Flexner Report was published. The American Medical Association has a nice article online describing the conditions of medical education in America which led to this study and the impact it had on subsequent medical education.

1912: The relationship between the College of Medicine and the state had been strained for a number of years because the legislature continually failed to appropriate money for the support for the College of Medicine or to purchase the college. The stockholders of the College Corporation terminated the lease with the University and the College of Medicine reverted to a private medical school ‐ the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago. The Alumni Association of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago sought to secure the stock of the college through donation and purchase.

1913: The Alumni Association donated the stock to the University of Illinois and the College of Medicine was again part of the University of Illinois as the University of Illinois College of Medicine.

For the first time admission to the College of Medicine required a year of college work in addition to completion of high school. This and other changes were a direct response to the Flexner report of 1910.

Dr. Dreyer became the first head of the Department of Physiology.

1914: A requirement for two years of college as a prerequisite for admission to the College of Medicine began.

The Department was renamed the Department of Physiology and Physiological Chemistry. Several optional courses were introduced:

• Advanced Laboratory Course, where properly qualified students may take up additional work in the optional course intended primarily as graduate work. It consists of a series of exercises introducing the various graphic methods of physiological demonstration and research, and varies as to the kind and amount in accordance with individual needs.
• Journal Club and Seminar, where members of the staff and advanced students meet regularly during the year for the purpose of reporting significant articles appearing in the current journals and of studying in detail special topics in physiology.

The Graduate School came into existence. Its name would be changed to the Graduate College in 1947. It began with the Departments of Anatomy, Physiology and Physiological Chemistry, Pharmacology, and Pathology and Bacteriology. The description of the aims of graduate work sound much the same as those today:

The principal aim of graduate study is the development of the power of independent work and the promotion of the spirit of research. Each candidate for a degree is expected to have a wide knowledge of his subject and of related fields of work; for the graduate student is not expected to get from lecture and laboratory “courses” all the knowledge and training necessary to meet the requirements for his degree. Each student is expected to do a wide range of private reading and study, and in many cases will find it advisable to take one or more courses of lectures quite outside the field of his chosen subject.

The description of the requirements for a PhD could also have been written today:

The requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy are a thorough mastery of a selected field of study, evidence of the power of independent investigation in this field, a broad knowledge of a wider field of study of which this major subject is a part, a general acquaintance with related fields of knowledge and a mastery of all branches of study which are necessary to a full knowledge of the main subject.

As today, there was the requirement for a preliminary examination at the end of the second year and a thesis defense. At that time the student had to demonstrate that they could read “French and German and any other language needed for the prosecution of his work.”

Four courses were listed in the Department of Physiology and Physiological Chemistry:

• 101. Advanced Physiology. An introduction to original work in Experimental Physiology. Individual instruction in fundamental methods. Laboratory course. One or two units.
• 103. Advanced Biological Chemistry. Biochemical methods of research, biological colloids, enzyme action and metabolism. One or two units.
• 105. Research Work in Physiology. One or two units.
• 107. Biochemical Research. One or two units.

1919: The Illinois General Assembly appropriated money for a new clinical building. At the same time The State Department of Public Welfare received money for the construction of a group of hospitals in Chicago. The director of the State Department of Public Welfare Charles Thorne entered into an agreement with the University of Illinois that the Department of Public Welfare would build and maintain the buildings and the College of Medicine would provide the staff. The land on which the construction was to take place was bounded by Polk, Lincoln (now Wolcott), Taylor, and Wood streets. It had been the home of the Chicago Cubs and the site of their last World Series title in 1908 before their move in 1916 to Weeghman Park which was called Cubs Park from 1920‐1926 and after that Wrigley Field.

1921: Funds were appropriated by the Illinois General assembly for the construction of a research laboratory and library building which was to be connected to the main hospital building.

1925: The part of the College of Medicine on Polk Street midway between Wood and Wolcott opened as the research building. The original configuration of the five floors had the pharmacology laboratories and the library. Upon completion of the Health Sciences Library on the corner of Polk and Wood in 1973 this was converted to what is presently the Faculty‐Alumni center on the first floor, pathology and bacteriology on the second floor, physiology and physiological chemistry on the third floor, anatomy on the fourth floor, and the animal hospital and operating rooms on the fifth floor.

1928: Arthur G. Cole became the first student to receive his PhD from the Department of Physiology and Physiological Chemistry. His thesis was titled “The proteins of egg white. The proteins in egg white and their relationship to blood proteins of the domestic fowl as determined by the precipitation reaction.” His thesis as well as all other students’ from the College of Medicine can be found on the third floor of the Health Sciences Library.

1929: The Illinois Legislature appropriated money for new medical and dental laboratories. This is now the College of Medicine West.

On October 29 the stock market crashed precipitating the Depression.

1931: The Department was split into a Department of Physiology, Dr. Maurice B. Visscher serving as Head, and a Department of Physiological Chemistry which would evolve into the Department of Biological Chemistry in 1944 and, more recently after its merger with the Department of Genetics, form the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics. With the new Departmental alignment, the course offerings for the graduate students were Advanced Physiology, Research in Physiology and Research in Biophysics.

The new medical and dental laboratories building, College of Medicine West, which runs along Polk and Wolcott were finished and occupied.

1937: The College of Medicine East running along Polk and Wood Streets was completed.

Dr. George E. Wakerlin became Head of the Department.

1946: The Chicago Undergraduate Division of the University of Illinois began operation at Navy Pier. The students could take their first two undergraduate years at this location.

1956: Physiology for the medical students had evolved to span three quarters of their first year. In the first quarter muscle and nerve, blood, circulation, and respiration were covered. In the second quarter the subjects covered were digestion, excretion, endocrines, nutrition, metabolism and heat regulation. In the final quarter the topics were the central nervous system and senses.

1958: Dr. Arnold V. Wolf became the Head of the Department of Physiology.

1961: The various health science colleges were brought together as the University of Illinois at the Medical Center.

The Medical Sciences Addition, now called the Medical Sciences Building, was completed in two phases: phase 1 in 1962, and phase 2 in 1966. This greatly expanded the amount of space available to the Department of Physiology. It was also at this time that the course offerings for graduate students expanded beyond a three semester physiology course, seminar in selected fields of physiology, physiology seminar, and research in physiology. The listings in the Graduate College Bulletin for the Department of Physiology were:

• 301. Biophysics. This course presents physical principles, techniques, and instrumentation applicable to biological and medical research, clinical diagnosis, and therapy. Topics are selected from the following branches of physics: mechanics, sound, heat and thermodynamics, electricity, and electronics.
• 302. Biophysics. Continuation of Physiology 301.
• 303. Physical Instrumentation in Biology, Electronics. This course presents basic theory of electron tubes and electric circuits and applications of electronic equipment in biological research involving measurement of muscle tension, blood flow and pressure temperature, electric potentials, etc.
• 304. Physical Instrumentation in Biology, Optics. This course presents theories of optical phenomena with application to the various optical instruments used in physiological and biochemical research, including colorimeters, spectrophotometers, fluoro and Raman spectrometers, refractometers, polarimeters, phase contrast microscopes, and others.
• 324. Human Physiology. Physiology of muscle and nerve, blood, circulation, and respiration.
• 325. Human Physiology. Continuation of 324. Physiology of digestion, liver, metabolism, heat regulation, reproduction, kidney and water balance.
• 326. Human Physiology. Continuation of 325. Physiology of central nervous system and senses.
• 401. Advanced Physiology of the Endocrines.
• 402. Advanced Cardiovascular Physiology.
• 403. The Environment and the Comparative Physiology of Respiration.
• 491. Physiology Seminar.
• 492. Advanced Topics in Physiology.
• 493. Research in Physiology.

The advanced courses offered by the Department would change over time reflecting the changes in faculty over time.

1965: With the completion of what is now referred to as the East Side campus, the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle came into being as the second branch of the University of Illinois.

1969: The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois approved plans to restructure the Medical School. Approval was given for a Peoria School of Medicine and a Rockford School of Medicine. A School of Basic Medical Sciences was also established at Urbana‐Champaign where the first year would be taken by some students. At Chicago the basic science departments (Departments of Anatomy, Biological Chemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, and Physiology) were organized into a School of Basic Medical Sciences at the Medical Center where the medical students would take their first year. The Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine was formed, and the last three years of medical school were under its umbrella.

1971: The teaching to the medical students was reorganized so the material would be presented by organ system. This lasted until 1981 when the course structure was reinstituted.

1973: Dr. Akira Omachi was appointed acting Head of the Department.

1974: Dr. Roderich W. Walter was appointed Head of the Department.

1978: The name of the Department was changed to the Department of Physiology and Biophysics.

1979: Dr. Lourens Zaneveld was appointed Acting Head.

1981: Dr. Robert L. Perlman was appointed Head of the Department.

1982: The Medical Center and Circle Campuses were consolidated into the University of Illinois at Chicago. This also ended the separation between the School of Basic Medical Sciences and Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine.

1986: Dr. Akira Omachi was once again appointed Acting Head.

1988: Dr. R. John Solaro was appointed Head of the Department.

1990: NIH funds training grant “Cellular Signaling in the Cardiovascular System.”

First annual Awards/Recognition Evening. Initial Mark R. Lambrecht Award for Scholarship and Commitment.

1993: First presentation of the Philip L. Hawley Distinguished Faculty Award at the Awards/Recognition Evening.

1998: First presentation of the Kate Barany Graduate Student Award at the Awards/Recognition Evening.

2003: The graduate program changed dramatically with the creation of the Graduate Education in Medical Sciences (GEMS) program. Students for a PhD in the basic sciences (Anatomy and Cell Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, Microbiology and Immunology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology and Biophysics) were admitted into the GEMS program rather than into a specific department. They would take three courses from a set of core courses (Physiology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology) in the first semester and two courses from the Spring set of core courses (Integrative Biology, Molecular Genetics, Receptor Pharmacology and Cell Signaling, Translational and Applied Physiology, and Structure of Biopolymers). In addition, in each semester there is a research methods course and a course for their lab rotations. After their first-year course work the students chose their advisor and as a result the specific department their degree would come from.

2005: The College of Medicine Research Building (picture) on the corner of Wolcott and Taylor was completed.

The research labs and offices were now in COMRB, the Medical Research Building in the College of Medicine West along Wolcott.

2015: Dr. R. John Solaro stepped down as Head of the Department after 27 years of service. Dr. E. Douglas Lewandowski was appointed interim head.

2016: Dr. Jan K. Kitajewski joined our Department as Professor and Head.

2017: The Department launched a new Master’s Program in Medical Physiology (MSMP). The one-year program offered intensive coursework in human physiology, clinical applications of physiology, gross anatomy, neuroscience, stem cells, and exposure to the latest literature and research in physiology. Graduates of the program were prepared to continue professional studies in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and other medical professions.

2020: UIC implemented campus-wide testing and laboratory/classroom restrictions in response to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Jan Kitajewski was named Director of the Cancer Center at UIC in October of 2020. Dr. Kitajewski continued to work as Department Head.

Dr. Kitajewski stepped down as Director of the Center for Cardiovascular Research (CCVR), with Dr. Dawood Darbar (Faculty Affiliated) named CCVR director.

Dr. Jonna Frasor was named Associate Head for Research. Under this new role, Dr. Frasor worked with the department head to advance the departmental research mission and provide mentorship for junior faculty.

First presentation of the John and Kathy Solaro Endowed Graduate Fellowship Award at the Awards/Recognition evening. The fellowship is awarded yearly to one PhD student conducting their thesis work in the Department.

2021: The Center for Cardiovascular Research transitioned from our Department to the Department of Medicine after 26 years, Cardiology Division under the leadership of Dr. Dawood Darbar (Faculty Affiliated). Drs. J.-P. Jin (Physiology) and Sarah Lutz (Anatomy and Cell Biology) were named CCVR Associate Directors.

2022: New educational initiative: The Masters of Physiology for Therapeutic Development (MaPTD) Program received state IBHE approval.

2023: The Medical Science Building (MSB) 2nd floor was closed for full renovation. The MSB building had been the department’s primary home since 1962. All the research labs housed in MSB were permanently closed or moved operations to the College of Medicine Research Building (COMRB). The Department’s administrative offices were relocated to the College of Medicine West Tower (CMWT) 5th floor.

2024: Dr. Jonna Frasor stepped down as Associate Head for Research and Dr. J-P Jin was named the new Associate Head for Research. Dr. Jin will continue working with the department head to advance the departmental research mission and provide mentorship for junior faculty.