David C. Zawieja
Temple, Texas, United States of America
Biography & Education:
BS, Biology/Chemistry/Population Dynamics, 1978, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
PhD, Physiology, 1986, Medical College of Wisconsin.
Research Interests:
My laboratory investigates the microcirculatory movement of fluid and macromolecules. Our interests include the control and regulation of fluid and macromolecular exchange and transport throughout the three microcirculatory compartments: the microvascular compartment, the interstitial compartment, and the lymphatic compartment.
David C. Zawieja are investigating both the normal physiological control and pathophysiological alterations of these functions. We have focused most of our recent work on the function of the lymphatic system and are investigating the mechanisms responsible for the generation and regulation of lymph flow.
BS, Biology/Chemistry/Population Dynamics, 1978, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
PhD, Physiology, 1986, Medical College of Wisconsin.
Research Interests:
My laboratory investigates the microcirculatory movement of fluid and macromolecules. Our interests include the control and regulation of fluid and macromolecular exchange and transport throughout the three microcirculatory compartments: the microvascular compartment, the interstitial compartment, and the lymphatic compartment.
David C. Zawieja are investigating both the normal physiological control and pathophysiological alterations of these functions. We have focused most of our recent work on the function of the lymphatic system and are investigating the mechanisms responsible for the generation and regulation of lymph flow.
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