Welcome to the Laboratory of Molecular Physiology!
The Molecular Physiology Lab investigates the molecular mechanisms associated with contractile signal transduction in skeletal and smooth muscle and how these signals are regulated with exercise and age. The laboratory utilizes a variety of different hypertrophy and disuse models as well as employing molecular, morphological, and physiological tools to address various research questions.
This Web Site
Contains:
-Information on the Current Research and Projects being conducted the Molecular Physiology Lab and/or through any Affiliates
-Information on the Facilities used by Dr. Blough and/or his Affiliates
-List of Publications Which are either in the Review Process or Have Already Been Published by Dr. Blough and/or his Staff
-Contact Information for the Lab
Recent News Story:
Students in the
Lab:
Students working for Dr. Blough currently have the opportunity to
learn a wide variety of molecular, cellular, and systems level
research techniques within the lab. Through expanding collaborative
efforts those options continue to expand and now include:
- -Animal Surgery
- -Immunohistochemistry
- -Tissue Culture
- -Myofibrillar ATPase Staining
- -SDS-Page
- -Western Blotting
- -DNA Binding Assays
- -In-Vivo DNA Injection
- -Enzyme Assays
- -In-vitro Muscle Physiology
- -RT-PCR
- -DNA Macroarray Analysis
**Breaking News**-----Congratulations to Rabba Al-Rousan for being named "Best First Year Academic Performer"
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Joining the Lab- We are always looking for new people with new ideas. If you have the drive to work hard and would like more information about joining the Laboratory of Molecular Physiology please contact Dr. Eric Blough. |
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