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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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MicroRNA in disease regulation Cardiovascular Function and Risk Factors RNA Research and Splicing Cellular Mechanics and Interactions Cancer-related molecular mechanisms research

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Kathleen Atkinson's research focuses on the molecular mechanisms underlying cardiovascular disease progression. She investigates the role of microRNAs in regulating gene expression within cardiac cells, specifically examining their impact on cellular hypertrophy and fibrosis. Her work also explores potential therapeutic strategies targeting these microRNA pathways to mitigate cardiac damage. Atkinson has published findings on the diagnostic and prognostic value of specific microRNAs in heart failure patients.

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