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About

I have been studying mechanisms of metastasis in breast cancer for 20 years. I have studied both human and mouse mammary cell lines using biochemical and immunohistochemical detection of cell surface attachment factors. I like to involve undergraduate students in research as much as possible. Current research involves studying the change in thrombotic and thrombolytic factors in human plasma with age and by season.

Contact Information

Office: Brousseau Hall - 206
Phone: 4450
Fax: 376-4027
Mail: P.O. Box 4507

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Education/Academic qualification

School of Medicine, Ph.D. Physiology, University of Louisville

… → 1981

A.B. Physiology, University of California - Berkeley

… → 1977

External positions

Visiting Associate Professor, Summitt Medical Center, Samuel Merritt College

Jan 1 1991Jan 1 1994

Lecturer, Department of Biology, California State University, East Bay

Jan 1 1985Jan 1 1989

Guest Lecturer, Pathobiochemistry, University of California, San Francisco

Jan 1 1983

Post Doctoral Fellowship, Cancer Research Laboratory, University of California - Berkeley

Jan 1 1981Jan 1 1984

University Fellowship, University of Louisville

Jan 1 1977Jan 1 1981

Faculty Member, College of Alameda

Faculty Member, Laney College

Faculty Member, University of Louisville

Disciplines

  • Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
  • Biology