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Research Interests
Studying the molecular mechanisms that are responsible for cellular pacemaking behaviour and that underlie the function and expression of “pacemaker” channels.
ALIMOHAMMADI, Majid
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-7545
majid.alimohammadi at ubc.ca
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-7545
majid.alimohammadi at ubc.ca
I am the director of Anatomy 390 (summer), 391 (winter) and 392. I also direct the lab component of RHSC 420 for Masters of Occupational Therapy students. My other responsibilities include teaching 1st and 2nd year medical and dental students in Gross Anatomy, Histology and Neuroanatomy labs.
Specification of neuronal identity during Drosophila nervous system development.
Molecular mechanisms underlying synapse formation, maintenance and elimination. Role of cell adhesion molecules at the synapse.
We are interested in understanding how the brain accomplishes memory. To do this, we combine cutting-edge experimental neuroscience, big data analysis, and computational modeling. We use this multidisciplinary approach to study memory in the brain across many different levels: molecules, neurons, neural circuits, and behaviour.
My background is in Cardiovascular Physiology. My research interests are in Medical Education and include Medical Student Admissions and Faculty Development.
DOROUDI, Majid
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-7224
majid.doroudi at ubc.ca
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-7224
majid.doroudi at ubc.ca
Direct imaging of structural and functional plasticity in the intact and awake developing brain underlying normal growth and formation of dysfunctional neural networks leading to Autism, Schizophrenia and Epilepsy.
I teach the renal physiology components of CAPS 301, CAPS 423, and BMEG 350. I am also involved in teaching CAPS 303, a laboratory course in human physiology, and CAPS 430, an advanced laboratory course in physiology.
Molecular Signalling in Diabetes. We seek the fundamental causes of diabetes, the mechanism by which critical genes and acquired factors control pancreatic beta-cell survival and function.
In the Lab of Molecular and Cellular Medicine, we are combining both modern molecular and physiological techniques to develop innovative gene and cell therapy methods to treat diabetes.
Identifying the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying development of pancreatic diseases such as diabetes and pancreatic cancer.
I tutor in case-based learning and assist in the gross anatomy and neuroanatomy labs of the MD undergraduate program.
Understand how the endoplasmic reticulum contacts and communicates with other organelles through defining the molecules that mediate these contacts.
MASON, Barry
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-7253
barry.mason at ubc.ca
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-7253
barry.mason at ubc.ca
I am the course coordinator for PHYL 302, a laboratory course in general human physiology for students in Pharmacy. Additionally, I teach components of PHYL 301 and PHYL 424 courses.
MOORE, Edwin
Professor & Department Head
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-2498
edwin.moore at ubc.ca
Moore Lab
Professor & Department Head
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-2498
edwin.moore at ubc.ca
Moore Lab
The lab investigates excitation-contraction coupling in muscle cells. We are particularly interested in the role of caveolae in cardiac muscle, and employ a combination of 3D imaging, contraction studies, and viral gene transfection to investigate normal and abnormal hearts.
Role of dystroglycan, a protein associated with several forms of muscular dystrophy, in the central nervous system. Molecular mechanisms underlying the dystroglycan-mediated targeting and polarization of proteins in glial cells.
Cell biology of autocrine motility factor and its receptor; caveolae/raft-dependent endocytosis; organelle biogenesis; tumor cell motility and pseudopodial protrusion.
Functional analysis of transmembrane and secreted Semaphorins in the developing nervous system. Examination of the mechanisms that underlie directed cellular motility.
OSBORNE, Sally
Associate Professor of Teaching
Biological Sciences Bldg.
604-822-3421
sally.osborne at ubc.ca
www.sallyosborne.com
Associate Professor of Teaching
Biological Sciences Bldg.
604-822-3421
sally.osborne at ubc.ca
www.sallyosborne.com
I am the Undergraduate Academic Advisor for CAPS Honours BSc specialization, course coordinator for CAPS 303 (laboratory in human physiology) and CAPS 422 (honours cardiopulmonary physiology), and the department liaison with the Science Co-op Education office . I teach respiratory physiology in CAPS 301, CAPS 303, CAPS 422, CAPS 430 and BMEG 350.
OYEDELE, Olusegun
Associate Professor of Teaching
UBC Okanagan
250-807-8253
olusegun.oyedele at ubc.ca
Associate Professor of Teaching
UBC Okanagan
250-807-8253
olusegun.oyedele at ubc.ca
Education (Southern Medical Program)
PINDER, Karen
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-1797
kpinder at exchange.ubc.ca
Associate Professor of Teaching
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-1797
kpinder at exchange.ubc.ca
RIDEOUT, Elizabeth
Assistant Professor
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-0623
elizabeth.rideout at ubc.ca
Assistant Professor
Life Sciences Centre
604-822-0623
elizabeth.rideout at ubc.ca
Understanding how male-female differences in the regulation of growth and metabolism lead to sex differences in body size, stress responses and lifespan in Drosophila.
Podocalyxin in Breast Cancer Progression. Solid Tumor Progression Research Unit. Regulation of BRCA1 in Sporadic Ovarian Cancer.
Integrin function in morphogenesis in the fly. My main scientific interest is in determining how cells come together to form complex structures and then, once formed, how such structures are maintained.
Delineation of the genetic programs operating in skeletal development. My laboratory incorporates genome-wide cell and molecular biological approaches to decipher the function of genes in the formation of tissues such as bone, cartilage, fat and muscle.
Central pathways mediating testosterone effects on hypothalamic response to stress.
Motor proteins and spermatid translocation in the seminiferous epithelium; Intercellular junction turnover during spermatogenesis.
Understanding the pathways and mechanisms by which cells regulate mitochondrial homeostasis during stress.
EMERITI
AKESSON, Elizabeth (Betty)
Professor Emerita
Professor Emerita
BAIMBRIDGE, Kenneth
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
BRESSLER, Bernard
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
CHURCH, John
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
EMERMAN, Joanne
Professor Emerita
Professor Emerita
FORD, Donna
Associate Professor of Teaching Emerita
Associate Professor of Teaching Emerita
HAMMOND, Geoffrey L.
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
HOLLENBERG, Martin
Dean Emeritus
Dean Emeritus
KEELER, Ralph
Emeritus
Emeritus
KEHL, Steven
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
KWOK, Kenny
Associate Professor Emeritus
Associate Professor Emeritus
LEDSOME, John R.
Emeritus
Emeritus
LIOY, Franco
Emeritus
Emeritus
MATHERS, David A.
Associate Professor Emeritus
Associate Professor Emeritus
McINTOSH, Christopher
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
NAUS, Christian
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
OVALLE, William K.
Professor Emeritus
Professor Emeritus
TODD, Mary
Professor Emerita
Professor Emerita
WEINBERG, Joanne
Professor Emerita
Professor Emerita
AFFILIATES
CHRISTIE, Brian
Professor
Professor
Division of Medical Sciences
University of Victoria
250-472-4244
brain64 at uvic.ca
University of Victoria
250-472-4244
brain64 at uvic.ca
GAUL, Catherine
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
University of Victoria
250-721-8380
kgaul at uvic.ca
250-721-8380
kgaul at uvic.ca
GRAY, Sarah
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Univ. of Northern BC
250-960-5442
sgray0 at unbc.ca
250-960-5442
sgray0 at unbc.ca
KUO, Kuo-Hsing
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Univ. of Northern BC
250-960-5113
MRL-iCapture Centre
604-682-2344
kkuo at interchange.ubc.ca
250-960-5113
MRL-iCapture Centre
604-682-2344
kkuo at interchange.ubc.ca
LAZENBY, Richard
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Univ. of Northern BC
250-960-6696
lazenby at unbc.ca
250-960-6696
lazenby at unbc.ca
MAURICE, Sean B.
Associate Professor of Teaching
Associate Professor of Teaching
Univ. of Northern BC
250-960-5443
maurice at unbc.ca
250-960-5443
maurice at unbc.ca
NAHIRNEY, Patrick
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
University of Victoria
250-853-3659
nahirney at uvic.ca
250-853-3659
nahirney at uvic.ca
PAYNE, Geoffrey
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Univ. of Northern BC
250-960-5104250-853-3659
payneg at unbc.ca
250-960-5104250-853-3659
payneg at unbc.ca
ADJUNCT APPOINTMENTS
CHALLIS, John
Professor
Professor
Professor Emeritus
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
PETERSON, Linda
Professor
Professor
Senior Evaluation Advisor
Office of the Dean
Faculty of Medicine
604-875-4111 (66200)
linda.peterson at ubc.ca
Office of the Dean
Faculty of Medicine
604-875-4111 (66200)
linda.peterson at ubc.ca
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
EHSES, Jan
Department of Surgery
604-875-2000 ext. 4910
604-875-2000 ext. 4910
HOFFMAN, Brad
Department of Surgery
604-875-2332
brad.hoffman at ubc.ca
604-875-2332
brad.hoffman at ubc.ca
LIM, Chinten
Child & Family Research Institute
604-875-2000 ext. 4795
604-875-2000 ext. 4795
LYNN, Francis
Surgery
604 -875-2000 ext 5426
fclynn at interchg.ubc.ca
604 -875-2000 ext 5426
fclynn at interchg.ubc.ca
RAO, Sheshagiri (Giri)
Clinical Instructor, Radiology
Delta Hospital
604-946-1121 ext 3228
Delta Hospital
604-946-1121 ext 3228
RICHMAN, Joy
Cell and Developmental Biology
Oral Health Sciences
604-822-3568
richman at interchg.ubc.ca
Oral Health Sciences
604-822-3568
richman at interchg.ubc.ca
TIBBITS, Glen F.
Pathology & Lab Medicine
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmaceutical Sciences
WISEMAN, Samuel
Department of Surgery
604-806-9108
604-806-9108