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Interdisciplinary Research	D e p a r t m e n t o f P a t h o l o g y
	Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program
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Research		Research interests in the Department of Pathology include: Signal Transduction, Adhesion and Trafficking Cancer Biology Infectious Disease and Inflammation Neuropathology Immune Dysfunction and Asthma Biotechnology and Drug Discovery Vascular Disease Access to state-of-the-art research instrumentation and user training includes Flow Cytometry, Biotechnology and Drug Discovery. L. Sklar Advanced Microscopic Imaging A. Wandinger-Ness Genomics S. Ness	*UNM Pathology focuses on the cell structure, function and the mechanisms of disease caused by infection, inflammation or genetic mutation*

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