University of Missouri - Columbia (MU)
Fatiha Nassir, PhD
- Email: nassirf@health.missouri.edu
Dr. Nassir’s research interest is focused on understanding the molecular mechanisms implicated in the development and the rescue of metabolic diseases such as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease ...
Christopher Nelson, MD
Associate Professor of Surgery
- Email: nelsoncs@health.missouri.edu
Gun violence; Necrotizing soft-tissue infections, pneumonia, shock and trauma, severe traumatic brain injury
Ravi Nistala, MD, MS
Associate Professor
- Email: nistalar@health.missouri.edu
CKD and rodent models of CKD, renal cell carcinoma
Lauren M. Nowakowski, BS
Medical Student
- Email: lmndn9@umsystem.edu
My area of clinical and research interest primarily focuses on biomarkers for assessing recovery from mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). I am particularly interested in understanding the ...
Kerri P. Nowell, MA, PhD
- Email: nowellk@health.missouri.edu
I aim to better understand the heterogeneity within the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) phenotype and, as a result, improve diagnostic processes and identify targeted intervention for ASD and ...
Curtis A. Nutter, PhD
Assistant Professor
- Email: cnutter@health.missouri.edu
Co/post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression by alternative RNA processing is a highly regulated and complex process that exponentially increases the repertoire and dynamic control of gene ...
Olumayowa A. Odemuyiwa, MSN, PhD, RN
- Email: odemuyiwao@missouri.edu
With a background in Nursing, Health Education and Applied Statistics, my research is focused on understanding the epidemiology of chronic diseases that are disproportionately prevalent in minority ...
Adrienne M. Ohler, PhD
Associate Research Professor
Socio-economic differences in health outcomes. Utilization of healthcare.
Onyekachi J. Okpasuo, MS
Graduate Research Assistant
- Email: ojoxx5@umsystem.edu
Immunotherapeutic approach to cancer treatment and prevention
Jaume Padilla, MS, PhD
- Email: padillaja@missouri.edu
Dr. Padilla's overall research focuses on understanding the physiological and molecular links between physical inactivity, metabolic disease and vascular complications. A primary area of interest is ...