Research Faculty
- Professor *
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: B331A Life Sciences - Phone: (517) 353-4947
- Email: atchiso1@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: Research in my lab is directed at understanding the basis of cellular neurotoxicity, especially at synapses.
- Professor *
- Department of Physiology | Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: 567 Wilson Rd - Phone: (517) 884-5155
- Email: doseffan@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: Regulatory gene and protein networks of immune cell fate and apoptosis; anti-inflammatory and anti-carcinogenic mechanisms of phytochemicals; phytochemical target identification; the role of cell death regulators in immune-regulation and immune-oncology; foods for health.
- Professor
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: B347 Life Sciences - Phone: (517) 884-8816
- Email: ellswo59@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: (Coming Soon)
- Professor (Emeritus)
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: 310 Food Safety and Toxicology - Phone: (517) 353-9346
- Email: goodman3@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: My research interests are focused on discerning epigenetic mechanisms underlying carcinogenesis and other chemical-induced toxicities.
- Associate Professor *
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: B439 Life Sciences - Phone: (517) 432-2339
- Email: hegg@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: The Hegg lab research is focused on adult neurogenesis and investigates (1) the role and mechanisms of signalling of various trophic factors and (2) the effects of environmental pollutants on neurogenesis.
- Professor *
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
- Director – Institute for Integrative Toxicology
- Interim Director – Center for Research on Ingredient Safety
-
Location: Food Safety, Rm 315
- Phone: (517) 353-3786
- Email: kamins11@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: Elucidation of the molecular mechanisms for impairment of signal transduction cascades and gene expression during lymphocyte activation by drugs and chemicals; mechanism for immune modulation by cannabinoid compounds
- Assistant Professor *
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: B330A Life Sciences - Phone: (517) 884-1813
- Email: sing@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: Our research is focused on investigating the molecular mechanisms on how dietary lipids affect human health and human responses to environmental toxicants.
- Associate Professor
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: B432 Life Sciences - Phone: (517) 353-8971
- Email: lookingl@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: The goal of research in my laboratory is to develop a murine model for periodic limb movements employing neurotoxin-induced lesions of the A11 diencephalospinal dopamine neurons and remote sensing assessment of hindlimb during the awake/sleep cycle.
- Associate Professor
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: B307A Life Sciences - Phone: (517) 432-9513
- Email: yuanyuku@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: (Coming Soon)
- Professor
- Institute for Integrative Toxicology
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: 253 Food Safety - Phone: (517) 884-2057
- Email: luyendyk@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest:The liver synthesizes numerous coagulation factors, making altered hemostasis a significant concern in patients with end-stage liver disease. Our laboratory approaches this connection early in the pathogenesis of liver disease. The team’s long-term goal is to understand the mechanisms whereby the coagulation cascade contributes to the pathogenesis of liver disease. [excerpt, Luyendyk Laboratory site]
- University Distinguished Professor
- Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
-
Location: 212 Food Safety and Toxicology - Phone: (517) 353-8627
- Email: harkemaj@msu.edu
-
Fields of Interest: To understand the pathologic basis of health effects caused by environmental and occupational air pollutants - Using laboratory animal models of respiratory, cardiovascular, autoimmune and metabolic diseases to explore how chronic diseases effect susceptibility to toxicity caused by inhaled toxicants (ozone, particulate matter and silica dust)
- With the overall goal to experimentally elucidate cellular, molecular or biochemical targets for interventions to prevent (or treat) adverse effects caused by air pollution