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Lance Lee
Medical
Associate Professor Basic Biomedical Sciences
Associate Professor Pediatrics
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Lance.Lee@usd.edu
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Our research program is devoted to understanding how motile cilia function and how dysfunction results in pediatric disease. By identifying and understanding the underlying genetic and molecular mechanisms, we hope to advance the diagnosis and treatment of these disorders.

  • Ph D, Cell and Developmental Biology, Stony Brook University, 2004
  • USD G-Rise , NIGMS
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