Parnassus

Paolo Rinaudo, MD, PhD

Professor
Ob/Gyn, Reproductive Sciences

Paolo Rinaudo, MD is a clinical reproductive endocrinologist who studies the culture of mammalian embryos and the potential long-term health consequences due to culture.

Jeroen Roose

Professor
Anatomy

Jeroen Roose, PhD studies Ras signaling and its impact on lineage decisions in stem cells and progenitor cells.

Carolyn Sangokoya, MD, PhD

Assistant Professor

Carolyn Sangokoya MD, PhD is a physician-scientist, RNA biologist, and liver pathologist studying RNA and metabolic networks driving cell fate, function, and plasticity. Her lab builds and uses molecular tools to evaluate, re-engineer, and re-wire cell fates for targeted plasticity and regenerative medicine.

Richard Schneider, PhD

Professor
Orthopaedic Surgery

Richard Schneider, PhD studies the development of neural crest, a mesenchymal cell population, and its role in patterning of the craniofacial organization.

Licia Selleri, PhD, MD

Professor
Orofacial Sciences

Licia Selleri, MD, PhD studies the genetic and regulatory control of cranial and appendicular morphogenesis in embryonic development, evolution and disease using different model and non-model organisms.

Neil Pravin Shah, MD, PhD

Professor
Medicine

Neil Shah, MD, PhD is an expert in developing molecularly targeted therapies for chronic myeloid leukemia and other hematologic malignancies.

Yin Shen, PhD

Professor
Neurology

Yin Shen, PhD utilizes genomics tools to investigate the genetic and epigenetic contributions to gene regulation in development and diseases.

Julie Sneddon, PhD

Assistant Professor
Cell and Tissue Biology

Julie Sneddon, PhD studies pancreatic development and type I diabetes, employing the tools of stem cell biology, developmental biology, genomics and tissue engineering.

Matt Springer, PhD

Professor
Medicine

Matthew Springer, PhD studies cell and gene therapies for ischemic diseases to aid in tissue revascularization, preservation and potentially regeneration. He also researches vascular endothelial function and its response to diet and cigarette smoke exposure.

Qizhi Tang, PhD

Professor
Surgery

Qizhi Tang, PhD is working on developing regulatory T cell therapies to induce immune tolerance so that foreign tissue can be transplanted without the need for life-long immunosuppression.

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