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| Substantial clinical, education, and basic science research efforts within the Department of Dermatology are linked to cancer prevention, detection, and to improving treatment options. Much of the work that has already been accomplished within the department anticipates the kind of exciting breakthroughs that will be expected from dermatology researchers in the future. Because of the unique resources that the Department of Dermatology has brought together, the department is positioned to be a major player in building the base of knowledge about disease pathogenesis that could lead to novel approaches to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of patients with both skin diseases and systemic disorders in the 21st century. |
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| David R. Bickers, M.D. Non Melanoma Skin Cancer Cancer Chemoprevention |
Julide T. Celebi, M.D. Melanoma |
Angela Christiano, PhD Inherited Skin and Hair Disorders Stem Cells |
| Karima Djabali, PhD Premature Aging Syndromes Normal Aging Syndromes |
Arianna Kim, PhD Cell Cycle and Senescence |
Ellen A. Lumpkin, Ph.D. Cutaneous Sensory Mechanisms |
| David Owens, PhD Squamous Cell Cancer and Its Modeling |
Srikala Raghavan, PhD Basement Membrane and Metastasis |
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