| | | | Ashrafi, Kaveh | | Bernstein, Harold S. | | Black, Brian L | | Blanc, Paul D | | Botvinick, Elias H | | Boushey, Homer A | | Broaddus, V Courtney | | Brodsky, Frances M | | Brown, James K | | Bruneau, Benoit G | | Caughey, George H | | Chapman, Harold A | | Charo, Israel F | | Chatterjee, Kanu | | Chuang, Pao-Tien | | Clyman, Ronald I | | Conklin, Bruce R | | Conte, Michael S | | Coughlin, Shaun R | | Derynck, Rik M | | Dobbs, Leland G | | Eisner, Mark D | | Engel, Joanne N | | Erle, David J | | Fahy, John Vincent | | Farese, Robert V | | Fielding, Christopher J | | Fineman, Jeffrey R | | Gardner, David G | | Gartner, Zev Jordan | | Glantz, Stanton A | | Gold, Warren M | | Gropper, Michael | | Grossman, William | | Hawgood, Samuel | | Hill, Arthur C | | Hoffman, Julien I | | Ingraham, Holly A | | Jan, Lily Y | | Julius, David J | | Kan, Yuet W | | Kane, John P | | Karliner, Joel S | | Kornberg, Thomas B | | Kurtz, Theodore W | | Kwok, Pui-Yan | | Lazarus, Stephen C | | Lee, Randall J | | Lim, Wendell A | | Mahley, Robert W | | Malloy, Mary J. | | Mann, Michael J | | Martin, Gail R | | Matthay, Michael A | | Mcdonald, Donald M | | Mikawa, Takashi | | Minor, Daniel L | | Mostov, Keith E | | Nadel, Jay A | | Oishi, Peter E | | Olgin, Jeffrey E | | Pearce, David | | Pittet, Jean-Francois | | Redberg, Rita F | | Reiter, Jeremy F. | | Rosen, Steven D | | Rowitch, David H | | Scheinman, Melvin M | | Schiller, Nelson B | | Shaw, Robin M. | | Sheppard, Dean | | Shokat, Kevan M | | Simpson, Paul C | | Springer, Matthew L | | Srivastava, Deepak | | Stainier, Didier Y. R. | | Teitel, David F | | Von Zastrow, Mark E | | Wang, Rong | | Weiner, Orion D | | Weiss, Arthur | | Weiss, Ethan J | | Werb, Zena | | Woodruff, Prescott G | | Xu, Allison Wanting | | Young, William L | | | CVRI Scientists John P Kane, M.S., M.D., Ph.D. Prof Research Interests: Structure and function of lipoproteins; genetic determinants of arteriosclerosis Summary: The Kane laboratory focuses on the discovery of the native structures of lipoproteins ( proteins that carry cholesterol so that we can better understand how they are involved in the development of heart disease and stroke. We are also active in the discovery of alterations in genes that lead to heart disease and stroke. | | |