Biology :: T. Kent Gartner :: University of Memphis

T. Kent Gartner


	Professor Ph.D. University of California at Davis
	Phone: (901) 678-2977 E-Mail: tgartner@memphis.edu
	Room 403 Life Sciences Building
	other links: laboratory webpage

In vitro platelet signal transduction investigations related to hemostasis and thrombosis using knock out mice as model systems
In vivo evaluation of the physiological significance of signal transduction pathway information obtained from invitro studies
Evalution of ligand receptor and signal transduction requirements for stable thrombus formation in vivo in arteries and veins
Characterization of outside-in signaling mediated by the individual subunits of the major platelet integrin alphallb/beta3
Development of a model system for the reproducubile induction of venous thromboembolism (VTE) under quasi physiological conditions for the subsequent evaluation of ligand receptor and signal transduction requirements for VTE.

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