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Black and white photograph of Manuel Rene Malinow (1920-2010), M.D., Chief of Arteriosclerosis Research at the Oregon Regional Primate Center Division of Cardiology, and [...]

While cardiovascular disease has been an area of significant research and clinical progress over the last few decades, it remains the leading cause of death worldwide and [...]

Formation of a hemostatic clot is essential for minimizing blood loss upon injury and is mediated, in part, by tightly regulated activity of and crosstalk between platele [...]

Given its central role in low-density lipoprotein (LDL) metabolism, there is interest in exploring proprotein convertase subtisilin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9) as a potential ci [...]

Atherosclerosis is the leading cause of cardiovascular disease, accounting for nearly 30% of deaths in the United States. Patients with late-stage atherosclerosis suffer [...]

The blood microenvironment is a dynamic system consisting of a diverse range of cells and plasma proteins that function together to maintain homeostasis. In my dissertati [...]

Includes articles on: campus-wide energy-saving efforts, Dr. James T. McGill named vice-president for finance and administration, Dr. Philip Handler selected to speak for [...]

Gene expression profiles and mass-spectrometry analysis of a plaque have revealed genes and proteins involved in atherosclerotic plaque progression. Though differentially [...]