Cardiac Disease Research

The Cardiac Disease subsection is home to several basic and translational research groups, covering a broad range of biological processes related to cardiovascular pathophysiology. Current strengths in the subsection include research into cardiac arrhythmias (Drs. Salama and Trebak), heart failure (Drs. Becker, Al Ghouleh, Feng, McTiernan, and Zhang), and myocardial biology (Drs. Dutta, Kaufman, Manning, Scott, and Wu). Members of the group are highly collaborative, with a number of NIH- and AHA-funded projects utilizing the expertise of researchers within the subsection and beyond. Work in the subsection includes cell-based investigations, small animal models of cardiac dysfunction, and translational research using patient-derived samples.
Cardiac Disease Researchers in the VMI
Arrhythmia

Guy Salama, PhD

Mohamed Trebak, PhD
Heart Failure

Jason Becker, MD

Imad Al Ghouleh, PhD

Ning Feng, MD, PhD

Charles McTiernan, PhD

Manling Zhang, MD
Myocardial Biology

Partha Dutta, DVM, PhD

Brett Kaufman, PhD

Janet Manning, PhD

Iain Scott, PhD

Haodi Wu, PhD
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Center for Metabolism and Mitochondrial Medicine

Center for Pulmonary Vascular Biology and Medicine

Small Animal Ultrasonography Core

Small Animal Hemodynamic Core
