Institution

Naoshad Muhammad, PhD

Instructor

Current research interests include the development of comprehensive understanding of factors associated with obesity, such as circulating FFA and their dynamic changes in FFA uptake that occur in ...

Mary M. Mullen, MD

Assistant Professor

My research training goals are to obtain a well-rounded understanding of research and to obtain a formal education regarding how to conduct successful research trials in order to gain career development.

Michael E. Mullins, MD

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine in Medicine

Primary interest is Medical Toxicology, including the prediction, detection, mitigation, and treatment of toxic effects of medications or poisons. Specific interests include improvement in treatment ...

Steven R. Mumm, MS, PhD

Associate Professor of Medicine

Molecular genetics of human bone and mineral diseases, including juvenile Paget’s disease, metachondromatosis, hypophosphatasia, hypophosphatemic rickets, spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia tarda, and ...

Naoka Murakami, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

My research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of autoimmune kidney diseases and kidney transplant rejection associated with cancer immunotherapies. Immunotherapy has become a standard therapy ...

Peyton Murin, MD

Resident

My research interests consist of clinical phenotyping of small fiber neuropathy and other painful neuropathies, the identification of biomarker-symptom associations within small fiber neuropathy and ...

Daniel P. Murphy, PhD

I am interested in elucidating mechanisms of cis-regulation of transcription in the retina and their role in disease states

Kenneth M. Murphy, MD, PhD

Eugene Opie First Centennial Prof of Pathology and Immunology

The major theme of the laboratory is the study of lineage commitment programs within the immune system. The vertebrate immune system has innate and adaptive components, differing in the diversity of ...

Amy C. Musiek, MD

Clinical research related to cutaneous lymphoma or inpatient dermatology.

Erik S. Musiek, MD, PhD

Associate Professor of Neurology

My research focuses on the role of circadian rhythms and circadian clock genes in neurodegenerative diseases. Using cellular and mouse models, as well as human data, we explore the function of ...