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Molecular medicine

Prem Kumar Govindappa

Prem Kumar Govindappa, PhD

Assistant Professor - Tucson

Katharina Schimmel

Assistant Professor - Phoenix

schimmelk@arizona.edu

Joshua Farr, PhD

Joshua Farr, PhD

Associate Professor - Tucson

jfarr@arizona.edu

Hossein Ardehali

Hossein Ardehali

Professor - Tucson

hardehali@arizona.edu

Portrait of Steffan Nawrocki

Steffan Nawrocki, PhD

Professor - Tucson

snawrocki@arizona.edu

Portrait of Hongyu Qiu

Hongyu Qiu, MD, PhD

Professor - Phoenix

hqiu@arizona.edu

Lalitha Madhavan, MD, PhD

Lalitha Madhavan, MD, PhD

Associate Professor - Tucson

lmadhavan@arizona.edu

Portrait of Linda Restifo

Linda L. Restifo, MD, PhD

Professor - Tucson

llr@arizona.edu

portrait of Won Hee Lee, PhD

Won Hee Lee, PhD

Assistant Professor - Phoenix

whlee@arizona.edu

Portrait of Casey Romanoski

Casey Romanoski, PhD

Associate Professor - Tucson

cromanoski@arizona.edu

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