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Faculty Member |
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Assistant Professor
PISB 421
aa4686@drexel.edu
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- Insect olfaction
- Sensory Neurobiology
- Mosquito oviposition
- Malaria
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Professor
PISB 317
fe22@drexel.edu
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- The Elefant Lab
- Understanding epigenetic mechanisms that govern higher order brain function via chromatin packaging in neurons
- Understanding the role(s) of specific HATs in higher order brain function and neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease
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Associate Professor; Co-Director, Graduate Biology Program
PISB 418
Tali.gidalevitz@drexel.edu
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- Protein misfolding diseases, such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's diseases
- The mechanism of differential neuronal susceptibility to protein misfolding
- The role of natural genetic variation and physiological stress in proteostasis
- Maintaining the ER proteostasis under physiological stress
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Associate Professor
PISB 419 3245 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104
rjp336@drexel.edu
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- The Petrie Dish: Research Lab
- Extracellular matrix
- Cell motility
- Cytoskeleton
- Mechanotransduction
- Cell-matrix interactions
- Cell biology
- Intracellular signaling
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Associate Professor
PISB 417
nianli.sang@drexel.edu
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- Understanding of cells’ response to insufficiency of oxygen, glucose and glutamine supplies, a condition commonly occurring in solid tumors and ischemic lesions
- Cellular level sensing systems for glucose and glutamine
- How oncogenic signaling pathways stimulate and coordinate the utilization of glucose and glutamine
- How lack of glucose and glutamine together with hypoxia contributes to tumor migration and metastasis
- How does the ER stress responsive pathway play critical roles in tumor resistance to chemo-radiotherapy
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