Lea Beaulieu

  Department of Pathology of Laboratory Medicine

942 Mary Ellen Jones Building, CB# 7035

Lab Phone: 966-3313

Lab Fax: 966-7639


3rd Year IVB Trainee
4th Year Graduate Student
 

Ph.D. Project Description:
Role of the Protein C System during Breast Cancer Cell Invasion and Endothelial Cell Angiogenesis.
Principle Investigator:
Professor Frank Church, Ph. D.
 
IVB Collaborator:
Professor Nobuyo Maeda, Ph.D.
Project Description:
  The Effects of APC on Angiogenesis Using the Murine Aortic Ring Model.
   
Rotations:
  Dr. Marila Cordeiro-Stone: The Effects of Caffeine on the Cell Cycle of Human Fibroblasts.
  Dr. Nobuyo Maedo: Effects of Estrogen on the Atherosclerotic Plaques of Older Female Mice.
  Dr. Frank Church: Inhibitory Role of Plasminogen Activator Inhibitor - 1 (PAI-1) on Activated Protein C (APC) in the Presence of Vitronectin.
 
Familiar Techniques:
  Zymography, Transwell Invasion and Chemotaxis Assays, In VitroWound-healing Assay, Chromogenic Activity Assays, Tube Formation Assay
Other Techniques used in Laboratory:
  Protein Kinetics, Kinetic Fluorscopy, Laser-Induced Injury of Wound Healing Mouse Model
 

Undergraduate degree:
  B.S. in Biology (2001) from Roanoake College, Salem, VA
Other Professional/ Graduate degree(s):
 

Awards/ Scholarships/ Grants/ Fellowships:

  Sykes Fellowship, Alpha Epsilon Lamda Honor Society
Publications:
  Kaufmann, WK, TP Heffernan, LM Beaulieu, S Doherty, AR Frank, Y Zhour, MF Bryant, T Zhou, DD Luche, N Nikolaishvili-Feinberg, DA Simpson, and M Cordiero-Stone, L. et al. (2003). Caffeine and human DNA metabolism: the magic and the mystery. Mutational Research. 532(1-2): 85-102 .

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