Cardiovascular Pharmacology
The cardiovascular system is remarkably complex, incorporating the heart, kidney, vasculature and numerous other organs and tissues.
The U-M Medical School Department of Pharmacology is developing novel therapeutics through interdisciplinary studies that utilize the latest cutting-edge molecular, biochemical and genetic technologies applied to studies in isolated animal and human cells and intact animal models of disease.
This work translates discoveries on the fundamental aspects of human physiology and pathophysiology into real world solutions for modern clinical problems, which may result in novel medicines for the treatment of an array of diseases including thrombosis, heart failure, cardiac arrhythmia and kidney disease.
Faculty
James A Shayman
Professor of Pharmacology
Professor of Internal Medicine
Medical School
Matthew Brody, PhD
Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Medical School
Jorge L Ruas
Medical School
Alan Smrcka
Professor of Pharmacology
Associate Chair for Research, Department of Pharmacology, Medical School
Professor of Biophysics, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
Manoj Puthenveedu
Professor of Pharmacology
Medical School
David K Jones
Assistant Professor of Pharmacology
Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Medical School
Lori L Isom, PhD
Chair, Department of Pharmacology
Professor of Pharmacology
Professor of Molecular and Integrative Physiology
Professor of Neurology
Medical School
Gregory G Tall
Medical School
Michael A Holinstat
Pharmacology
Professor of Pharmacology
Professor of Internal Medicine
Professor of Surgery
Medical School
Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
College of Engineering
Roberto Ramos Mondragon
Frank Kwarcinski, PhD
Pharmacology
Medical School
Mariane Flores Nascimento, PhD
Pharmacology
Medical School
Luis F Lopez-Santiago
Pharmacology
Medical School
Eric Nahum N Jimenez Vazquez
Pharmacology
Medical School
Haoming Zhang
Pharmacology
Medical School