Alphabetical List
Emeritus List
Schools
Administrative Units
Special Professorships
Search for Faculty
Update Your Record
Help
| Jennifer Pollock | |
|
Office Phone: (706) 721-8514 Office Address: CB 3213B E-mail: JPOLLOCK@mail.mcg.edu Appointment Date: December 1995 Appointment Type: Full-Time |
|
| Title(s) | |||
| Title/Rank | Department/Division | Section | School/Unit |
| Weiss Research Professor | Pharmacology and Toxicology | Medicine | |
| Academic Rank(s) | |||
| Rank | Department | Section | School |
| Professor | Pharmacology and Toxicology | Medicine | |
| Professor | Graduate Studies | Graduate Studies | |
| Associate Professor | Physiology | Medicine | |
| Associate Professor | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | Medicine | |
| Education |
| PHD; 1987; University of North Carolina - |
| MS; 1983; University of Cincinnati |
| BS; 1979; University of Evansville |
|
Teaching Areas I am responsible for the lectures concerning aspirin and NSAIDs in the Medical Pharmacology and Undergraduate Pharmacology course. I also participate in Graduate courses where I have lectured on Mechanisms of Vasodilation and Microarrays in Drug Discovery. Research Areas My lab has 3 main research areas that all center around the vasoactive mediators, nitric oxide (NO) and endothelin (ET). 1) Regulation of the NO and ET pathways in the kidney, 2) Functional analysis of NO synthase in vascular smooth muscle, and 3) Regulation of wound healing by NO and other mediators. Clinical Interests The main focus of this research is to determine if there is a correlation between the laboratory studies and the human. These studies, in collaboration with investigators of the Georgia Prevention Institute, focus on the role of ET and NO in different aspects of human physiology. |
|
IFL Extras |
 |