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Summary of Faculty Research Interests
Summary of Faculty Research Interests
Dean Chapman - dean.chapman@usask.ca
Physics of x-ray contraxt mechanisms, x-ray optics research and biomedical applicatons of synchrotron radiation.
David Cooper - david.cooper@usask.ca
3-dimensional imaging of skeletal development, adaptation and aging.
Michael Corcoran - michael.corcoran@usask.ca
Neural plasticity fro molecules to behavior with a focus on the mechanisms and consequences of kindling.
Richard Devon - ric.devon@usask.ca
Investigaging molecular processes that accompany demyelination of spinal cord aggregates and their subsequent remyelination.
Ron Doucette - ronald.doucette@usask.ca
Cell Biology and therapeutic potential of myelinating glia.
Thomas Haas - thomas.haas@usask.ca
The structure-function relationship of integrin signalling in cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Troy Harkness - troy.harkness@usask.ca
Genetic and biochemical analysis of chromatin assembly and aging in yeast and chromatin defects in camcer cells.
Patrick Krone - pat.krone@usask.ca
Heat shock gene expression in zebrafish embryos in response to environmental stress and toxins.
William M. Kulyk - william.kulyk@usask.ca
Molecular biolog of embryonic cartilage formation along withcartilage degeneration and repair processes.
Adel Mohamed - adel.mohamed@usask.ca
Histopathological changes due to chronic steroid exposure and inflammatory mechanisms in disease processes including MS in the animal model.
Helen Nichol - helen.nichol@usask.ca
Metals in neurodegenerative and metabolic disorders using synchrotron X-ray Absorbtion Spectroscopy (XAS) and molecular cell biology.
Nick Ovsenek - nick.ovsenek@usask.ca
Molecular biology of stress response.
Benjamin W.C. Rosser - ben.rosser@usask.ca
Gene expression in developing skeletal muscle.
David Schreyer - david.schreyer@usask.ca
Growth associated with proteins in nerve regeneration.
Valerie M.K. Verge valerie.verge@usask.ca
Regulaiton of nervous system repair and neuropathic pain states.
