Christopher Vulpe, MD, PhD
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About Christopher Vulpe
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Dr. Vulpe’s group uses systems level approaches in eukaryotes from yeast to people to identify the functional components that respond to and modulate the consequences of environmental stressors. Most recently, his laboratory is utilizing genome wide and targeted CRISPR screens to understand the mechanisms of toxicity of environmental chemicals, chemotherapeutics, and other exogenous stressors. His group uses functional, genomic, and genetic approaches to provide insight into mechanisms of toxicity in diverse model systems including human models such as human cell culture, organoids, and rodents, as well as ecologically relevant organisms such as Daphnia magna.
Areas of Interest
- Aquatic pathology and toxicology
- CRISPR screening
- CRISPR screening in Toxicology
- CRISPR screening of chemotherapeutics
- Drug Toxicity
- Ecotoxicology
- Environmental Toxicology
- Functional Toxicology
- Human Genetics
- Susceptibility to Toxicants
- Toxicity and Adverse Events
- Toxicity of aquatic pollutants
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Education
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M.D., Medicine
University of California
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Ph.D., Biochemistry, Genetics
University of California
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S.B., Biology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Contact Details
- Business:
- (650) 291-5679
- Business:
- cvulpe@ufl.edu
- Business Mailing:
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PO Box 100144
GAINESVILLE FL 32610 - Business Street:
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PO Box 100144
GAINESVILLE FL 32610
