Scholarly Interests Interactions between signaling proteins and cytoskeletal proteins, the differentiated smooth muscle cell; mechanisms of trafficking of signaling molecules; stroke, hypertension, pre-term labor. Selected Publications Lists of published works: Google Scholar Partial Bibliography at PubMed Research Funding 2017-2022 NIH R01 AG053274, Principal Investigator “Actin and focal adhesion remodeling as therapeutic targets in cardiovascular disease” […]
Health Matters Virtual Conference Dr. Zikopoulos presents Attention Spectrum Disorders. Hosted by Boston University College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College, this presentation was a part of an online, virtual conference, “Health Matters,” which took place on September 17, 2015. Selected Publications Zikopoulos B, John YJ, García-Cabezas MA, Bunce JG and Barbas H (2016) The intercalated nuclear complex […]
Scholarly, Research, and/or Practice Interests Peptide inhibitors of leptin signaling in normal and abnormal cellular function, protein and peptide chemistry Selected Publications Tao, T., Gong, B.L. and Leavis, P.C., Troponin I as a molecular switch in skeletal muscle regulation, Science, 247; 1339-1340, 1990. Coppin, C.M. and Leavis, P.C., Quantitation of liquid crystalline ordering in F-actin solutions, Biophys. […]
Please note that this program is not accepting applications for the 2025-26 application cycle. Opportunity On any criteria you can name, the educational experience you’ll find as a graduate student at BU College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College comes down to an outstanding—and rare—opportunity. Renowned Faculty Consider our faculty, for example. In […]
In the MS in Human Physiology program, you’ll have the opportunity to select a specialized area for research and study. As part of our broad course requirements, we offer two distinct concentrations so you can choose the track that’s right for you: Research or Accelerated. Note that the Master of Science Program in Human Physiology […]
If you’d like to enhance your knowledge of human physiology, anatomy, neuroscience, exercise science, or nutrition, a minor in human physiology may be what you’re looking for. With the help of a departmental faculty advisor, you’ll plan a program of five courses to meet your objectives, starting with a strong foundation of prerequisite courses in […]
Want a head start on medical school? Our BS in Human Physiology program has the premedical courses already built in. With its focus on human biology and additional coursework in anatomy and physiology, it’s an excellent alternative to a traditional biology degree for anyone seeking a career in medicine. Graduates who go on to medical […]