Institution

Kristen M. Lineback, BS

Pre-Doc

Interests in epidemiology, preventative medicine, neurology, and psychiatry.

Fangqiong Ling, PhD

Dr. Fangqiong Ling (linglab.wustl.edu) leads a computational and experimental lab to study bacterial colonization and transmission at the boundary of built and natural environments. She explores ...

Guoyu Ling, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine

My research interests are the clinical and basic science aspects of hyperaldosteronism in relation to obesity and metabolic syndrome.

Christopher J. Lingle, PhD

This lab studies the functional and physiological roles of a family of ion channel proteins (e.g., the Ca2+ and voltage-regulated BK-type potassium channel) that are widely expressed (e.g., most ...

Daniel C. Link, MD

Alan A & Edith L Wolff Professor of Medicine

Our research is focused on three areas. 1) Leukemogenesis with an emphasis on leukemic stem cells. 2) Neutrophil biology with an emphasis on neutrophil development and trafficking. 3) Angiogenesis ...

Erin L. Linnenbringer, MS, PhD

Dr. Linnenbringer is a social demographer and board-certified genetic counselor. Broadly defined, her research explores the complex interplay among social, behavioral, and genetic factors, and their ...

Whitney R. Linsenmeyer, PhD

Assistant Professor, Registered Dietitian

My research centers on nutrition care for the transgender population using qualitative and mixed method approaches. Diet and nutrition considerations for the transgender population are both clinical ...

Mauricio Lisker-Melman, MD

Professor of Medicine

I am interested in clinical research involving patients with acute and chronic viral hepatitis. In particular hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. I am also interested in complications related ...

David B. Liss, MD

Assistant Professor

Dr. Liss is interested in outcomes of patients started on medications for opioid use disorder while admitted to the hospital. Additionally, he is interested in the effects of urine drug screening on ...

Kim H. Liss, MD

Instructor in Pediatrics

Childhood liver disease; Liver transplantation; Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease; Ischemia-reperfusion injury