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Pathobiology Faculty

  • R. Curtis Bird
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Molecular genetics of eukaryotic cell cycle regulation; gene expression and regulation; regulatory mechanisms involving oncogene and tumor suppressor gene mediated transformation and cell cycle control; genetic defects in breast cancer cells.

  • Byron L. Blagburn
    Distinguished Professor, Pathobiology
    Immunology, development, pathogenesis, ultrastructure, and in vitro cultivation of parasitic protozoa (i.e., Cryptosporidium, Eimeria, Isospora, Toxoplasma, Neospora, Sarcocystis); chemotherapy of parasitic helminths and arthropods.

  • Timothy R. Boosinger
    Professor and Dean 
    Gastrointestinal pathology; orthopedic pathology; ophthalmic pathology.

  • Mary K. Boudreaux
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Congenital and acquired platelet function defects; comparative platelet pathophysiology; congenital and acquired disorders of coagulation proteins.

  • Kenny V. Brock
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Infectious diseases of cattle; molecular virology; diagnostic microbiology.

  • Nancy R. Cox
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology and Interim Director, Scott Ritchey Research Center
    Neuropathology; comparative pathology; animal models of human diseases.

  • Christine C. Dykstra
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology 
    Infectious diseases, molecular parasitology, molecular mechanisms of drug action

  • Sandra J. Ewald
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Immunogenetics of chickens/genetic resistance to disease 

  • M. Daniel Givens
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology
    Reproductive diseases of cattle; antiviral chemotherapeutics; advanced reproductive techniques.  

  • Charles M. Hendrix
    Professor, Pathobiology

    Parasite/host interactions; canine heartworm disease.  

  • Frederic J. Hoerr
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Director - Alabama State Diagnostic Laboratory
    Avian diseases; avian pathology; mycotoxicoses; diagnostic techniques.  

  • Michael H. Irwin
    Research Associate Professor and Director, AU Transgenic Facility, Pathobiology
    Animal transgenesis and modeling of human disease; mitochondrial genetics

  • Calvin M. Johnson
    Professor and Head, Pathobiology
    Anatomic pathology, thymus pathophysiology, feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), feline heartworm disease, feline lymphoma.

  • Kellye S. Joiner
    Assistant Professor, Pathobiology
    Avian pathology, genetic resistance to common poultry pathogens, diagnostic pathology

  • Bernhard Kaltenboeck
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Molecular biology of Chlamydia infection and pathogenesis. Genetic analysis of outer membrane protein genes and investigation of speciation in Chlamydia species.  

  • Joseph C. Newton
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology
    Pathogenesis of bacterial diseases of fish; analysis of virulence determinants of Edwardsiella ictaluri; canine and equine pythiosis. 

  • Valery A. Petrenko
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Combinatorial Chemistry, Phage Display and Biodetection 

  • Carl A. Pinkert
    Professor, Pathobiology and Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies
    Animal transgenesis; mitochondrial genetics and molecular medicine; animal modeling of human disease

  • Stuart B. Price
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology
    Molecular biology of bacterial pathogens; microbiology of host/parasite interactions. Pre-harvest food safety; E. coli O157:H7 in cattle.  

  • Eva A. Sartin
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Tumor pathobiology; reproductive hormones in primary mammary tumors and cell lines; neurofibromatosis; skin and reproductive pathology. 

  • Bruce F. Smith
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology and Scott Ritchey Research Center
    Molecular basis of inherited disease; animal models of human disease; methods of gene transfer and gene therapy, with emphasis on muscle, myopathies and cancer; muscle and tumor specific gene expression.

  • Jennifer A. Spencer
    Instructor in Immunology
    Investigation of cell mediated immune responses to infectious diseases with an emphasis on parasite infections.

  • David A. Stringfellow
    Emeritus Professor, Pathobiology
    Clinical and laboratory applications of in vitro fertilization in cattle; embryo-pathogen interactions; epidemiology of embryo transfer; agricultural emergency response.

  • Haroldo Toro
    Professor, Pathobiology
    Avian virology and vaccinology.

  • Vicky L. van Santen
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology
    Molecular virology, viral diseases of poultry, chicken anemia virus, infectious bronchitis virus, host/viral interactions, effect of immunosuppressive viruses on pathogenesis of other infectious agents, viral variation, host selection of viral variants.

  • Paul Walz 
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology and Clinical Sciences
    Pathogenesis of Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus (BVDV); medical and surgical conditions affecting food animals

  • Richard C. Weiss
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology
    Feline viral disease; diagnostic pathology.

  • James C. Wright
    Associate Professor, Pathobiology 
    Epidemiology of infectious diseases; transmission of vector-borne diseases; prevention and control of zoonoses

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