Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Naresha Saligrama, PhD

The Saligrama lab is dedicated to understanding the adaptive immune responses in health and neurological disorders. Over the last few years it is becoming more and more evident that inflammation and ...

Ibrahim O. Saliu, MSC, PhD

Postdoc Research Associate

The commitment to understanding AD and other dementia pathophysiology remains at the center of my career goals. My career goal is to perform goal-oriented research using multiple approaches to have ...

Lawrence B. Salkoff, PhD

Professor of Neuroscience

Ion channels and their relationship to cell physiology, behavior and disease

Sami Samaan, MD

Post doc

Inflammatory bowel disease, perianal Crohn's disease.

Dmitri Samovski, PhD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

My research interests focus on the molecular and cellular mechanisms of metabolic disease induced by nutrient overload. I study the pleiotropic effects of lipids and carbohydrates on signal ...

Reilly A. Sample, BS, BA

TL1 Predoctoral Fellow

The primary goal of research in the Puram laboratory is to understand the mechanisms that underlie the growth, development, and spread of head and neck cancers and to determine how these mechanisms ...

Charles M. Samson, MD

Professor of Pediatrics

Quality Improvement, Outcomes in Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

Pamela Samson, MD, MPHS

Lung and esophageal cancer outcomes

Enrique E. Sanchez Castro, MSC

DBBS Graduate Research Assistant

Stem cells and Pancreatic Islet bioengineering. My goal is to help optimizing the generation of stem cell derived islets for transplantation purposes. Through the cell replacement therapy of these ...

Mark S. Sands, PhD

Professor

My laboratory studies the pathogenic mechanisms leading to the clinical signs associated with lysosomal storage diseases. We also develop effective therapeutic approaches for this class of inherited ...