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Keli Hu, MD, PhD

Associate Professor, Pharmacology

530 Parks Hall
500 West 12th Ave.
Columbus, OH 43210-1291

E-mail: hu.175@osu.edu
Office: (614) 292-5433, Fax: (614) 292-9083

Education

  • Postdoctoral Fellow, VA New York Harbor Healthcare System; HHMI/University of California San Francisco, CA
  • PhD, Pharmacology, McGill University, Canada.
  • MD, Xiangya College of Medicine, Central South University, China.

Research Interests

The long-term research goal in my laboratory is to understand the mechanisms in myocardial ischemia and cardioprotection. We are particularly interested in studying the regulation of ion channels and their signaling molecules in the cardiovascular system, with a special emphasis on subcellular localization, traffic regulation, molecular mechanisms and their physiological relevance, particularly as these processes relate to human cardiovascular diseases. We use a range of molecular, biochemical, fluorescence microscopy and patch clamp techniques to examine the expression and function of proteins that we are interested in. We introduce or knockdown the genes of interest to identify the regulatory mechanisms of ion channels in the cardiovascular system. The ultimate goal is to explore the challenges in identifying therapeutic targets and to help developing preventive and therapeutic strategies for cardiovascular diseases.


Teaching

Cardiovascular Pharmacology, Course director/Instructor


Publications

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