Washington University in St. Louis (WU)
Conrad Weihl, MD, PhD
- Email: weihlc@wustl.edu
I am interested in the molecular and genetic basis of neuromuscular diseases. In particular age associated muscle degenerative disorders such as muscular dystrophy and myopathy.
Katherine Weilbaecher, MD
Professor of Medicine
- Email: kweilbae@wustl.edu
The laboratory of Dr. Katherine Weilbaecher studies the molecular pathogenesis of bone metastasis. The laboratory has demonstrated that beta 3 integrins expressed on platelets and osteoclasts mediate ...
Alexander N. Wein, MD, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Email: awein@wustl.edu
I am interested in lung immunology. This includes tumor immunology, response to respiratory infections, connective tissue diseases in the lung, and lung transplant tolerance and rejection.
Carla J. Weinheimer, MS
Associate Professor of Medicine
- Email: carlajweinheimer@wustl.edu
My research is centered in the Mouse Cardiovascular Phenotyping Core. This core provides phenotyping support to a growing number of investigators interested in utilizing murine models to gain ...
Steven J. Weintraub, MD, MS
Chief, Division of Hospital Medicine St. Louis VA Medical Center
- Email: weintraub@wustl.edu
Novel therapies
Judith L. Weisenberg, MD
Professor of Neurology
- Email: weisenberj@wustl.edu
My interests include etiology of developmental delay, the genetics of epilepsy as well as neonatal seizures and their impact on longterm development. My current research project looks at how global ...
Mia C. Weiss, MD
- Email: m.c.weiss@wustl.edu
Soft tissue & bone sarcoma, precision oncology and genomics in sarcoma, sarcoma management in older adults
Jason R. Wellen, MD
Associate Professor of Surgery (General Surgery)
- Email: jrwellen@wustl.edu
Kidney and Pancreatic Transplanation.
Annalyn M. Welp, MD
Clinical Fellow Associate
- Email: welp@wustl.edu
Translational research in gynecologic cancers, particularly uterine.
Darryl A. Wesener, PhD
Postdoctoral fellow
- Email: dwesener@wustl.edu
We are all living with a personalized ensemble of bacteria both within and on us termed our microbiota. My research is focused on developing tools to probe how those communities 1) assemble, 2 ) ...