Russell Broaddus, MD, PhD
Chair of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Joe W. and Evelyn M. Grisham Distinguished Professor
Phone: 919-966-4676/4677
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For Executive Assistant, Jessica Mayse
Chair of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Joe W. and Evelyn M. Grisham Distinguished Professor
Phone: 919-966-4676/4677
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For Executive Assistant, Jessica Mayse
Professor and Vice Chair for Research
Phone (Office): 919-843-5511
Phone (Lab): 919-843-5512
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Professor and Vice Chair of Comparative Medicine, Associate Vice Chancellor of Research, Director of the Division of Comparative Medicine
Phone: 919-843-9605
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Associate Professor and Vice Chair for Clinical Services
Director of the McLendon Clinical Laboratories
Phone: 984-974-1503
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Protease-activated receptors in cardiovascular diseases, myocarditis, and heart failure animal models
Phone: 919-843-7305
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Director of the Microscopy Services Laboratory
Phone: 919-966-2413
Fax: 919-966-6718
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Surgical Pathology, Pulmonary Pathology and Pediatric Pathology
Phone: 984-974-9152
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(MD, UNC–Chapel Hill)
Assistant to the Director of McLendon Clinical Laboratories and
Coordinator of Clinical Pathology Fellowship Programs
Office: 984-974-1504
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Molecular and functional roles of RhoGaps in hypertension and metabolism regulation
Phone: 919-843-5512
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(MD, Government Vellore Medical College, Vellore, India)
Pathologists’ Assistant; surgical pathology training for residents and students
Phone: 919-966-4467
(MD, University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Greenville; Anatomic Pathology Residency, Vanderbilt University)
Fellow in Forensic Pathology
Pathogenesis of and host immune response to infectious disease, particularly encephalomyelitic arboviruses; animal model development
Phone: 919-962-5322
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Molecular Genetic Pathology and Clinical Molecular Genetics Laboratory
Phone: 984-974-1456
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Neuropathology, ophthalmic pathology, and experimental models of peripheral neuropathy
Phone: 984-974-9151
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Dynamics of epithelial integrity and regeneration at the interface of inflammation and cancer; molecular and biochemical mechanisms of endometrial cancer progression
Phone: 919-445-2361
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(MD, Medical College of Wisconsin)
(DO, Des Moines University)
(MD, Quinnipiac University)
Molecular and cellular mechanisms of thrombosis, hemostasis, vascular biology, and tumor cell invasion; structure-activity relationships of serine proteases and serine protease inhibitors
Phone: 919-966-3314
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Animal models of thrombosis, hemostasis, vascular grafting, and cardiovascular biology
Phone: 919-962-4912
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(PhD, Brigham Young University)
Fellow in Clinical Immunology
(DO, Oklahoma State University; Pathology Residency, University of Virginia; Surgical Pathology Fellowship, UNC-CH)
Fellow in Cytopathology
Pathologists’ Assistant; surgical pathology training for residents and students
Phone: 984-974-9163
Hematopathology and medical education
Phone: 919-962-8334
Fax: 919-966-0730
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Cytopathology and surgical pathology; neoplasms of bone and soft tissue
Phone: 984-974-9147
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(MD, George Washington University School of Medicine; Pathology Residency, UNC-CH)
Fellow in Transfusion Medicine
Diagnostic hematopathology with particular interest in new flow cytometric and molecular techniques and their application to the classification and diagnosis of hematolymphoid disorders
Phone: 984-974-8324
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(MD, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine)
Fellow in Surgical Pathology
Elucidating mechanisms linking coagulation and fibrinolytic factors to inflammatory, infectious, and malignant disease
Phone: 919-843-1339
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(MD, University of Connecticut School of Medicine)
(MD, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; Pathology Residency, UNC-CH)
Fellow in Cytopathology
ANCA; autoimmunity; glomerulonephritis; nephrotic syndrome; T cells; myeloid-derived suppressor cells
Phone: 919-445-2629
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(MD, St. George’s University; Pathology Residency, Texas A&M College of Medicine; Fellow in Transfusion Medicine, UNC-CH)
Fellow in Hematopathology
Pathologists’ Assistant; surgical pathology training for residents and students
Phone: 984-974-9163
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Epithelial cell biology; reproductive tract development and neoplasia
Phone: 919-962-9877
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Veterinary pathology; animal models of disease; T cell development and biology; autoimmune disease
Phone: 919-966-2903
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Molecular diagnostics, hematopathology and oncology, and Epstein-Barr virus-related diseases
Phone: 919-843-4595
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(MD, University of Arkansas)
(PhD, University of Michigan; MPH, University of Michigan)
Fellow in Clinical Microbiology
(MD, Louisiana State University School of Medicine, Shreveport)
Laboratory animal medicine; providing veterinary consultation to principal investigators in development of grant application utilizing vertebrate animals
Phone: 919-966-5569
Fax: 919-966-8429
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Coordinator of the Residency Program and the Anatomic Pathology Fellowship Program
Office: 984-974-9132
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(MD, University of Wisconsin)
Pathologists’ Assistant; surgical pathology training for residents and students
Phone: 984-974-9163
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Molecular mechanisms of leukocyte trafficking and homing in inflammatory and/or immune reactions; glycobiology of the selectin adhesion molecules and their ligands, and how these molecules contribute to the pathophysiology of the atherosclerotic and thrombotic disease processes
Phone: 919-966-9748
Fax: 919-966-6718
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Histopathology as a tool to support innovation and discovery through clinical and translational research on inflammatory and neoplastic disorders of the digestive system
Phone: 984-974-9148
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Elucidating immunopathogenic mechanisms in human and experimental glomerular diseases and vasculitides; developing innovative approaches for using renal biopsy specimens and serology to diagnose and understand kidney disease
Phone: 919-966-4679
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(DO, Campbell University)
Cellular and molecular mechanisms of cancer development, including (1) regulation and organization of DNA replication in the early part of the S phase; and (2) epithelial cell-stromal cell interaction in normal human endometrial tissue and alterations during cancer development
Phone: 919-966-1396
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(MD, Howard University College of Medicine; Pathology Residency, UNC-CH)
Fellow in Hematopathology
Pathologists’ Assistant; surgical pathology training for residents and students
Phone: 984-974-9163
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General clinical chemistry, critical and point-of-care testing, and quality management
Phone: 919-966-1098
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Role of factors in the sFlt-1/ET-1 pathway in pre-eclampsia and potential prophylactic and therapeutic targets in the pathway
Phone: 919-966-6915
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Molecular mechanisms of cardiovascular disease; transcription and cell signaling pathways that regulate smooth muscle cell differentiation
Phone: 919-843-5512
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DNA-level studies of the generation of variations of genes, particularly in multi-gene families; gene targeting and molecular pathology of atherosclerosis; and molecular evolution
Phone: 919-966-6914
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(PhD, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry)
Fellow in Clinical Chemistry
(MD, Western Michigan University, Homer Stryker School of Medicine)
Animal models of cancer and infectious disease
Phone: (919) 962-5345
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(MD, Medicine School of Tunis)
Immunologic and inflammatory mechanisms of diseases in atherosclerosis, vasculitis, and glomerulonephritis
Phone: 919-966-4676
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Forensic pathology; water-related deaths, including drowning of all kinds and particularly scuba, rebreather, and freediving deaths
Phone: 919-743-9000
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Role of von Willebrand factor in thrombosis and atherosclerosis; molecular biology of porcine von Willebrand factor
Phone: 919-966-1061
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Breast cancer; genomics; microarrays; tumor classification; drug resistance
Phone: 919-843-5740
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Pathologists’ Assistant; surgical pathology training for residents and students
Phone: 984-974-9163
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Role of host genetics on host–microbe interactions; impact of environmental factors on murine models of human disease
Phone: 919-966-2901
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Gynecologic pathology, ENT pathology, and cytopathology
Phone: 984-974-6176
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Pharmacology; translational research in patients with myocardial infarcts
Phone: 919-843-8708
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Molecular diagnosis of sexually transmitted diseases; applications of flow cytometry in the clinical laboratory; laboratory immunology; histocompatibility
Phone: 919-966-8453
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(PhD, Iowa State University)
Fellow in Laboratory Genetics and Genomics
Forensic pathology; preventive health, especially suicide and accident prevention; the value of autopsy in medical education
Phone: 919-743-9000
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Laboratory animal medicine; infectious disease
Phone: 919-966-2909
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(MD, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine; Pathology Residency, Virginia Commonwealth University; GI Pathology Fellowship, University of Washington)
Fellow in Molecular Genetic Pathology
Cytopathology, gastrointestinal pathology, and genitourinary pathology
Phone: 984-215-5156
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Urologic Pathology, Head and Neck Pathology, and Thoracic Pathology
Phone: 984-215-3684
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(PhD, University of Oxford)
Fellow in Laboratory Genetics and Genomics
Molecular biology; structure-function relationships of coagulation factors
Phone: 919-962-2267
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Mechanisms of mutagenesis and carcinogenesis with emphasis on the role of DNA adducts and cell proliferation
Phone: 919-966-6139
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(MD, Eastern Virginia Medical School)
Molecular pathology, muscle pathology, autopsy pathology, and tissue banking
Office: 919-966-8003
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Neuropathology, surgical pathology, and ophthalmic pathology
Office: 984-974-9153
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Coordinator of the Graduate Program and of Basic Science Educational Activities
Office: 919-843-5878
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Regulation of DNA replication, S-phase checkpoints, and post-replication DNA repair on mammalian cells
Phone: 919-843-9639
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(MD, PhD, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center)
Tumor suppressor genes, gene mapping, cellular differentiation and transformation
Phone: 919-966-7533
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Androgen receptor, HER-2 and Ack1 tryosine kinase, prostate cancer
Phone: 919-966-8645
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Hematopathology
Phone (office): 919-843-9949
Phone (lab): 919-843-9950
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Developmental and stem cell biology of epithelia; asymmetric cell division
Phone: 919-966-2737
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Steroid hormone regulation of gene expression; endocrinology; environmental androgens and antiandrogens
Phone: 919-966-5168
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Defining the immunopathological mechanisms involved in autoimmune glomerulonephritis and vasculitis
Phone: 919-966-8370
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Genetic analysis of patients with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD)
Phone: 919-966-7050
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