Cell Biology, UVa School of Medicine


Primary Faculty

	Robert A. Bloodgood Professor of Cell Biology Cell Surface Glycoprotein Dynamics and Cell Locomotion Ph.D., University of Colorado (434) 924-1739: rab4m@virginia.edu Dr. Bloodgood's website

	James E. Casanova Associate Professor of Cell Biology Cell Biology and Membrane Trafficking Ph.D., Wesleyan University (434) 243-4821; jec9e@virginia.edu

	J. David Castle Professor of Cell Biology Mechanisms of Secretion and Membrane Recycling Ph.D., Rockefeller University (434) 924-1786; jdc4r@virginia.edu

	Douglas W. DeSimone Professor of Cell Biology Cell Adhesion and Adhesion-Dependent Cell Signaling in Vertebrate Morphogenesis Ph.D., Dartmouth College (434) 924-2172; dwd3m@virginia.edu Desimone lab website

	Noelle Dwyer Assistant Professor of Cell Biology Development of the cerebral cortex PhD, University of California, San Francisco (434) 982-0692; ndwyer@virginia.edu

	Charles J. Flickinger Professor Emeritus of Cell Biology Expression and secretion of proteins by the male reproductive tract M.D., Harvard University cjf@virginia.edu

	Barry M. Gumbiner Professor and Chair, Dept. of Cell Biology Cell adhesion and morphogenesis Ph.D., University of California, San Francisco (434) 924-9430; gumbiner@virginia.edu Gumbiner lab website

	John C. Herr Professor of Cell Biology Differentiation Antigens Expressed During Mammalian Spermatogenesis Ph.D., University of Iowa (434) 924-2007; jch7k@virginia.edu

	Barry T. Hinton Professor of Cell Biology Cell and Molecular Biology of Epididymal Function Ph.D., Cambridge University (434) 924-2174; bth7c@virginia.edu

	Alan F. Horwitz Professor of Cell Biology Cell Adhesion in Development and Pathobiology Ph.D., Stanford University (434) 243-6813; horwitz@virginia.edu Horwitz lab website

	Gordon W. Laurie Associate Professor of Cell Biology Molecular Control of Epithelial Differentiation Ph.D., McGill University (434) 924-5250; gwl6s@virginia.edu Laurie Lab Website,


	Xiaowei Lu Assistant Professor of Cell Biology Developmental regulation of planar cell polarity in the mammalian nervous system Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (434) 982-6528; xl6f@virginia.edu

	K. Kevin Pfister Associate Professor of Cell Biology The Mechanism of Organelle Transport Ph.D., Princeton University (434) 924-1912; kkp9w@virginia.edu

	Ann Sutherland Associate Professor of Cell Biology Cell Matrix Interactions In Mouse Development Ph.D., University of California, San Francisco (434) 243-6711; as9n@virginia.edu

	Bernard Thisse Professor of Cell Biology Early Developement of the Zebrafish Embryo PhD, Louis Pasteur University, Strasbourg, France 434-243-6613 bernardthisse@virginia.edu

	Christine Thisse Professor of Cell Biology Early Developement of the Zebrafish Embryo PhD, Louis Pasteur University, Strasbourg, France 434-243-6613 christhisse@virginia.edu

	Judith M. White Professor of Cell Biology Virus Entry; Cell Adhesion and Migration Ph.D., Harvard University (434) 924-2593; jw7g@virginia.edu

	Jing Yu Assistant Professor of Cell Biology The Kidney as a model for Organogenesis (434)982-0203; jy4m@virginia.edu

Joint Appointment Faculty

	Paul N. Adler Professor of Biology Planar signaling, polarity and morphogenesis Ph.D; MIT 434-982-5476; pna@virginia.edu http://www.virginia.edu/biology/Fac/Adler.html

	George S. Bloom Professor of Biology Roles for the cytoskeleton in membrane trafficking, cellular morphogenesis and motility, and neurodegenerative disease Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (434) 243-3543; gsb4g@virginia.edu Website: Laboratory of George Bloom

	Richard N. Day Associate Professor of Medicine and Cell Biology Cell-Type Specific Regulation of Pituitary Gene Expression Ph.D., University of Rochester (434) 982-3623; rnd2v@virginia.edu http://faculty.virginia.edu/rday/

	Raymond E. Keller Professor of Biology and Cell Biology Cellular and molecular mechanisms of morphogenesis PhD Yale University 434-243-2595; rek3k@virginia.edu

	Susanna R. Keller Assistant Professor of Medicine and Cell Biology Insulin-Regulated Membrane Proteins M.D., University of Zurich (434) 243 5780; srk4b@virginia.edu

	Keith G. Kozminski Assistant Professor of Biology Signal Transduction During Polarized Morphogenesis Ph.D., Yale University (434) 243-5336; kkoz@virginia.edu http://www.virginia.edu/biology/Fac/Kozminski.htm

	Ian G. Macara Professor of Microbiology and Cell Biology Mechanisms of Cell Polarity Establishment and Nuclear Transport Ph.D. University of Sheffield, UK 434-982-0074; igm9c@virginia.edu

	Suzanne M. Moenter Professor of Medicine and Cell Biology Developmmment and Function of GnRH Neurons Ph.D., University of Michigan (434) 982-0076; smm4n@virginia.edu

	Dorothy Schafer Associate Professor of Biology and Cell Biology Mechanisms of actin assembly during cell migration and membrane traffic Ph.D., State University of New York (434) 243-5297; das9w@virginia.edu

	Martin A. Schwartz Professor of Microbiology Ph.D. Stanford University Integrin Signaling and Its Relevance to Mechanotransduction, Cancer and Vascular Disease 434-243-4813; mas5bm@virginia.edu

	Todd Stuckenberg Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Cell Biology Ph.D. Cornell University, Medical College Mechanisms of Mitotic Regulation 434-924-5252; pts7h@virginia.edu

	Terry T. Turner Professor of Urology and Cell Biology Pathobiology of the Testis and Epididymis Ph.D., University of Georgia (434) 924-0429; ttt@virginia.edu

	Mary Kate Worden Associate Professor of Neuroscience and Cell Biology Vesicle Mobilization and Membrane Fusion (434) 982-1817; mkw3k@virginia.edu Faculty website