CONTACT INFO
Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology
School of Biomedical Sciences
College of Medicine, Box 8
University of South Florida
12901 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33612
Phone: (813) 974-2527
FAX: (813) 974-3079
Meet Our Students
- Sandra Acosta: sacosta@health.usf.edu
- Adam Bachstetter: abachste@health.usf.edu
Research: Characterize the interactions between endogenous stem cells and the microenviornmetn of the aging brain. The goal of my research is to be able to modify the microenvironment of the aging brain to make it more favorable for the endogenous stem cells to generate new neurons.
- Antoinette Bailey: abailey@health.usf.edu
- Timetria, Bonds: tbonds1@health.usf.edu
- Niki Carty: ncarty@health.usf.edu
- Rafael Chaparro: rchaparr@health.usf.edu
Research: Neuronal protection during surgery. A comparison between anesthetics, caspase inhibitors, gene therapy and stem cells after ischemia. - Jennifer Daily: jdaily@health.usf.edu
- Jared Ehrhart : jehrhar1@health.usf.edu
- Jason Golden: jgolden@health.usf.edu
- Iriana Filonova: ifilonov@health.usf.edu
- Aaron Hall: ahall@health.usf.edu
- Yelenis Herrera : yherrera@health.usf.edu
Research: Calcium imaging and electrophysiology recordings to study the neuroprotective properties of sigma receptors following ischemia.
- Lisa Le – lle@health.usf.edu
- Michael Matott: mmatott@health.usf.edu
- Sarah Norring: snorring@health.usf.edu
Research: Drug-Induced Arrhythmias; hERG Structure and Function
- Mackenzie Ott: mott@health.usf.edu
Research: The study of neural networks involved in the control of breathing and blood pressure - Mibel Pabon: mpabon@health.usf.edu
- Ellisa Carla Parker-Athill: eparkera@health.usf.edu
- Carolina, Quiroga Del Rio: cquiroga@health.usf.edu
- Drew Rideout: drideout@health.usf.edu
- Derrick Rowe: drowe@health.usf.edu
- Sulana Schroeder: sschroed@health.usf.edu
- Tara A. Schwetz: tmunn@health.usf.edu
Research: Determine whether and how glycosylation modulates cardiac excitability by altering voltage-gated potassium currents throughout ventricular development


