Linda M McManus, Ph.D.
Professor Emerita
Parenchymal tissue injury initiates a rapid cascade of tightly-regulated cellular events designed to repair and/or regenerate the damaged tissue. These events include a dynamic interplay between cells with regenerative capacity and diverse inflammatory cells; bone marrow-derived cells are critical to these processes. Current research efforts focus on the molecular and cellular mechanisms which regulate inflammation and the regeneration of murine skeletal muscle.
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Professional Background
Education
- 1978 - PhD - Experimental Pathology - The University of Colorado Medical School
- 1973 - MS - Microbiology - The University of Houston
- 1970 - BA - Microbiology - The University of Texas
- 1969 - AA - Blinn College
- Postdoctoral Fellowship - Pathology - The University of Texas Health Science Center
Appointments
- 6/2012 - Director - Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, UTHSCSASan Antonio
- 1/2010 - Distinguished Teaching Professor - The University of Texas Health Science Center, Department of Pathology, Periodontics, San Antonio
- 1/2004 - Faculty Member - Sam and Ann Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging, UTHSCSA, Pathology, San Antonio
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- Research & Grants
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