Washington University in St. Louis (WU)

Antonina Frolova, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor of Ob/Gyn

My interests are in elucidating the mechanisms responsible for labor dystocia and abnormal myometrial contractility, as well as, mechanisms of oxytocin desensitization and intracellular trafficking.

Ziao Fu, PhD

Assistant Professor

My research focuses on understanding the structure, function, and regulation of SPFH family proteins, including podocin, flotillin, and prohibitin, in the context of membrane organization and ...

Brian Fuller, MD

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine in Medicine

My area of research interest is in the criticall ill patient in the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Department. Specific areas of interest include hemodynamics, preload responsiveness, sepsis, and ...

Steven D. Funk, PhD

Instructor in Medicine

Extracellular matrices serve as a structural and signaling platform to direct the form and function of cell biology in many tissues. The extracellular matrix of the glomerular basement membrane (GBM) ...

Harrison W. Gabel, PhD

Associate Professor of Neuroscience

My laboratory builds on insights from human disease genetics to uncover basic molecular mechanisms of gene expression in the nervous system and understand how disruption of these processes can lead ...

Brian F. Gage, MD, MS, MSC

Professor of Medicine

My collaborators and I have studied adverse events in the atrial fibrillation population. We developed clinical prediction rules for stroke (“CHADS2”) and for bleeding (“HEMORR2HAGES”) in the atrial ...

Matt Gaidica, PhD

Director, Neurotech Hub; Assistant Professor of Neuroscience

I direct the Neurotech Hub within the Department of Neuroscience—we aim to accelerate progress in neuroscience by providing cutting-edge technical services on demand, and seeking, testing, and ...

Jemma C. Gaines, BS

Pre-doc

Non-invasive treatment of psychiatric disorders.

Bridget Galati, DO

Instructor in Psychiatry

Opioid use disorder, perinatal, women's mental health

Eric Galburt, PhD

Associate Professor

We strive to understand the physical mechanisms of transcription initiation and other important DNA-protein interactions. More specifically, we use a variety of single-molecule and bulk biophysical ...