Robert D. Simari, M.D.![]() Robert D. Simari, M.D.
Location:
Minnesota
SummaryLong Term Research Aims:
To develop novel biological therapies for vascular disease through enhanced understanding of the molecular basis of vascular disease.
Mid-Term Research Aims:
To better define the coordinated regulation of thrombosis and angiogenesis.
To define the population of adult progenitor cells in the adult vasculature.
To design novel genetic, peptide and cell-based therapies for occlusive vascular disease.
To perform early (first in man or Phase 1) clinical trials of novel therapies for vascular disease.
Approach:
Our laboratory is based on the premise that through basic definition of the molecular basis for vascular disease, we can identify and develop novel therapeutics. Our aim is to define biological problems and to treat them with biological therapeutics. Our interests are broad and range from understanding the vascular response to injury and thrombosis to the development of novel peptide and cell-based therapies.
Ongoing projects
Recent publicationsEducation
Trainee
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Interventional Cardiology
Trainee
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Cardiovascular Training Program
Fellowship
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Clinical Fellow
Residency
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Internal Medicine
M.D.
Research Fellowship
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Charles N. Kimball Research Fellowship
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