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View Clinical Profile Biography The focus of my research is the comprehensive study of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in humans.

Room# NA5-120F, Dallas, Texas, 75390-9148. email: kim.orth@utsouthwestern.edu Office Phone: 214-648-1685; FAX: 214-648-1488   Personal Statement My laboratory is very active in elucidating mechanisms used by virulence factors expressed by bacterial pathogens.

MPAS, PA-C, Lecture, 36th Annual Physician Assistant Conference, AAPA, May 24, 2008, San Antonio, Texas Fine Tuning Your Neurologic Exam, Lecture, 36th Annual Physician Assistant Conference, AAPA, May 27, 2008, San Antonio, Texas Making a Bridge to Clinical Practice: Incorporation of Patient Charts

This discovery laid the groundwork for my studies investigating the organization of the circadian system and how an experimental protocol that approximates chronic jet-lag or shift-work disrupts the phase relationship among circadian clocks.

My expertise includes but is not limited by the fields where the physiological models require technically challenging tests at the level of primary cells, immortalized cell cultures, tissue specimens and organs.

Initial experiments carried out during those last two years provided initial evidence that the adult Drosophila gut was maintained by stem cells and I chose to join the lab of Allan Spradling, a leading expert on stem cell biology, to further my studies.

Recently, I have focused my research on transcriptional regulation of skeletal muscle regeneration and disease. I also identified a novel myogenic progenitor that contributes to skeletal muscle.

Professor School Medical School Department Microbiology Graduate Programs Molecular Microbiology Biography My research program is involved in analyzing genetics of bacteria and requirements of bacteria to interact with appropriate hosts.  The primary research interests of the laboratory are focused

One of my current NIH funded projects is studying the etiology of mis- and disinformation among Latino immigrants and the related “chilling effects,” including enrolling in Medicaid and seeking health care, because of government laws or action.

Assistant Professor School School of Health Professions Department Physician Assistant Studies Biography Download Curriculum Vitae I received my PhD in Cell Regulation from the Department of Pharmacology at UT Southwestern Medical Center. My PhD dissertation project, in the laboratory of Dr.