Faculty | Research Interest | Contact |
Tamim Shaikh, PhD Graduate Program Director | Copy number variation in developmental delay, intellectual disabilities and related conditions. Genome structure, rearrangements and evolution. | |
Cheryl Ackert-Bicknell, PhD | Genetics of bone formation, bone quality and osteoporosis. | |
Developmental genetics of the neural crest. | ||
Personalized medicine, evolutionary genetics of human populations, and the genetics of asthma. | ||
Molecular mechanisms of pediatric disorders. | ||
Genetics of pigmentation and melanoma risks. | ||
Pharmacogenomics, genomic studies of nicotine metabolism, ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) of genomic research, genomic variation in health and disease. | ||
Genetics of craniofacial and cardiovascular development. | ||
Genomics and tumor suppressor and oncogenes in cancer biology, trisomy 21 and Down syndrome. | ||
Association studies of complex disorders; type 2 diabetes mellitus | ||
Genetic causes of Parkinson's disease. Modeling human genetic diseases with patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells. | ||
Interests in applications of population genetic theory, statistical modeling, and algorithmic development to improve large-scale, trans-ethnic, and biobank studies. | ||
Statistical method development and application: (1) to increase the utility of large, publicly available genetic databases and (2) for longitudinal, ‘omics studies. | ||
Bioinformatics and computational biology. | ||
Colleen G. Julian, PhD | Human genetic adaptation and physiologic responses to the hypoxia of high altitude; hypoxia-related vascular disorders of pregnancy. | Colleen.Julian@cuanschutz.edu |
Development and application of statistical methods for analyzing -omics data sets. | ||
Ethan Lange, PhD | Study design for gene-mapping studies, including the use of multistage study designs and use of public genetic resources to improve power for gene discovery. | Ethan.Lange@cuanschutz.edu |
Research focuses on the genetic epidemiology of complex traits, primarily regarding cardiovascular disease, obesity, diabetes and pulmonary related phenotypes. | ||
Genetics of psychiatric, neurodevelopmental, and behavioral disorders. The Neurodevelopmental and Neuropsychiatric Genetics Research Lab | ||
Craniofacial developmental genetics and genetic resilience. | ||
Immunogenetics; genetic variation that underpins our differential responses to infection. | ||
The genetic epidemiology of autoimmune diseases and the nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics of type 1 diabetes. | ||
Evolutionary genomics | ||
Neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Alzheimer's Disease, and trisomy 21/Down Syndrome. | ||
CNS gene expression in genetic differences in acute alcohol sensitivity and tolerance. | ||
Etiology, epidemiology and clinical outcomes of type 1 diabetes & cardiovascular complications of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. | ||
Genetics of skin disease and skin development: stem cell biology. | ||
Holger Russ, PhD | The Russ labs research focuses on elucidating the underlying molecular and cellular mechanisms that result in the development of autoimmune diabetes in humans. The lab uses stem cell technology and human primary tissues in conjugation with genome engineering to address previously inaccessible biological questions. | |
Stephanie Santorico, PhD | Methods and Designs in Statistical Genetics and Genetic Epidemiology including High-Dimensional Data, Multivariate Statistical Inference, Genetic Risk Prediction and Disease Sub-typing, Variance Components Methods, Multivariate Linkage, Family-Based Association Tests, and Meta-Analysis. | |
Regie Santos-Cortez MD, PhD | Otolaryngology, Identify novel genes for otitis media susceptibility. | |
Genetics and epigenetics of environmental lung disease | ||
Genetics/Genomic Analysis of the Airway Epithelium in Asthma | ||
Genome variation in human evolution and disease | ||
Mapping, discovery, and function of disease genes affecting skin, autoimmunity, and craniofacial development | ||
Interferon signaling in Down syndrome | ||
Genetics studies of inherited cardiomyopathies, polycystic kidney disease, intellectual disabilities, hereditary vascular diseases, Barth syndrome, Danon disease, and lysosmal storage diseases | ||
Biochemical genetics, mitochondrial diseases, and neurogenetics | ||
Genomic instability and cancer development | ||
Transcriptional control of development and cancer | ||
Genetic and biological determinants of environmental and occupational lung disease | ||
Michael Yeager, PhD |
Faculty | Research Interest | Contact |
Erin E. Austin, PhD | Building statistical tools to analyze associations between genetic data and phenotypic data. Discover/cultivate interests in electronic health record data, network analysis in the PheWAS setting, gene- variant-level testing of single or muiltiple traits | Erin.E.Austin@UCDENVER.EDU |
Peter Baker II, MD | Clinical Genetics and Metabolism, Maternal obesity effects offspring energy sensing and metabolism | Peter.BakerII@cuanschutz.edu |
Judith Gault, PhD | Genetics of cerebral vascular malformations | Judith.Gault@cuanschutz.edu |
Nancy Hadley-Miller, PhD | Genetics idiopathic scoliosis complex orthopedic disorders | Nancy.Hadley-Miller@cuanschutz.edu |
Greggory LaBerge, PhD | Forensic Genetics | Greggory.LaBerge@cuanschutz.edu |
Sandra Martin, PhD | Molecular evolutionary genetics | Sandy.Martin@cuanschutz.edu |
Shawn E. McCandless, MD | Pathophysiology and Treatment of Medium-Chain Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency | shawn.mccandless@cuanschutzedu |
Luisa Mestroni, MD | Genetics of adult heart disease; cardiomyopathies | Luisa.Mestroni@cuanschutz.edu |
York E. Miller, MD | Mouse models of lung cancer risk; Use of genetically modified mice to asses potential lung cancer chemoprevention strategies | York.Miller@cuanschutz.edu |
Elaine Spector, PhD | Clinical molecular genetics, transition of research findings to clinical testing | Elaine.Spector@cuanschutz.edu |
Janet Thomas, MD | Clinical genetics, biochemical genetics, and genetic counseling | Thomas.Janet@childrenscolorado.org |