Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Center for Genetic Medicine

Paul W Burridge, PhD

Paul W Burridge, PhD

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

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We use human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSC) to understand the role of the genome in influencing drug efficacy and side effects such as chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity. We are also interested in developing new modalities for prospectively testing drug efficacy and toxicity, discovering cardioprotectants, cardiac regenerative medicine, and hiPSC models of cancer.

Along with the hiPSC model, we use a combination of whole genome sequencing, automation and robotics, high-throughput drug...[Read full text]We use human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSC) to understand the role of the genome in influencing drug efficacy and side effects such as chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity. We are also interested in developing new modalities for prospectively testing drug efficacy and toxicity, discovering cardioprotectants, cardiac regenerative medicine, and hiPSC models of cancer.

Along with the hiPSC model, we use a combination of whole genome sequencing, automation and robotics, high-throughput drug screening, high-content imaging, and electrophysiological testing.[Shorten text]

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Adverse Drug ReactionsBreast CancerCardiologyDrug DiscoveryBioengineeringStem CellsRegenerative MedicineBioinformatics

Education and Certification

  • PhD: University of Nottingham, UK, Stem Cell Biology (2008)

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312-503-4895

Searle Building Room 8-525
320 E Superior
Chicago IL 60611

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