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Kathleen Caron

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Cell Biology and Physiology

Kathleen Caron is currently serving as a Cell Biology And Physiology Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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vascular biology immunology endocrinology physiology developmental biology pharmacology receptors reproductive medicine hematology reproductive biology inflammation cardiology medicinal research lymphatic system reproductive science reproductive physiology cell signaling mammalian biology cardiovascular research obstetrics and gynaecology clinical research gene expression reproductive health thrombosis circulatory physiology g protein-coupled receptor liver physiology clinical investigation cellular physiology adrenal disease lymphatic disease maternal-fetal medicine female reproductive system respiratory medicine fetal medicine placental development lymphocyte development animal physiology clinical physiology adrenal glands receptor (biochemistry) angiogenesis angiology vascular pharmacology cytokines vascular disease cardiovascular physiology signaling pathways mammalian physiology developmental genetics inhibitory activity blood pressure hormonal receptor receptor activity clinical medicine hemostasis cardiovascular pharmacology endocrine hypertension receptor tyrosine kinases renal pathophysiology cancer biology renin transgene calcitonin receptor-like receptor animal models immune cells lymphatic development maternal-fetal interface immune mechanisms extreme hydrops fetalis cardiovascular abnormalities coronary arteries early progenitor cells star knockout mice developmental roles embryonic lethality cardiovascular defects cellular signaling cell biology molecular physiology signal transduction cardiovascular system

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Cardiac Lymphatics Undergo Distinct Remodeling During Hypertrophic and Non-Hypertrophic Pregnancy. AJP Heart and Circulatory Physiology (2024)

Bryan M. KistnerYanna TianElizabeth S. DouglasKathleen M. Caron

circulatory physiologyphysiologycardiac lymphaticsnon-hypertrophic pregnancycardiovascular physiology

G Protein-Coupled Estrogen Receptor (Gper)/Gpr30 Forms a Complex With the β1-Adrenergic Receptor, a Membrane-Associated Guanylate Kinase (Maguk) Scaffold Protein, and Protein Kinase a Anchoring Protein (Akap) 5 in Mcf7 Breast Cancer Cells. Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics (2024)

Julia TutzauerD. Stephen SerafinTobias SchmidtBjörn OldeKathleen M. CaronL.M. Fredrik Leeb-Lundberg

protein sciencemembrane-associated guanylate kinasebiochemistrybiologyanchoring proteinmolecular biologyg protein-coupled receptorendocrinologyreceptorsmolecular regulation

Lymphatic Activation of Ackr3 Signaling Regulates Lymphatic Response After Ischemic Heart Injury.. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Laszlo BalintShubhangi PatelD. Stephen SerafinHua ZhangKelsey E. QuinnAmir AghajanianBryan M. KistnerKathleen M. Caron

inflammationvascular biologyischemic heart injuryphysiologyimmunologyimmune responseslymphatic activationlymphatic systemsystems biology

Meningeal Lymphatic Cgrp Signaling Governs Pain via Cerebrospinal Fluid Efflux and Neuroinflammation in Migraine Models. Journal of Clinical Investigation (2024)

Nathan P Nelson-ManeyLaszlo BalintAnna Ls BeesonD Stephen SerafinBryan M KistnerElizabeth S DouglasAisha H SiddiquiAlyssa M TauroKathleen M Caron

immunologyneuroscienceneuroradiologyvascular biologyneuropathic painneuroinflammationpain managementpain researchclinical investigationmeningeal lymphatic cgrpneuroimmunologycerebrospinal fluidpain medicinemigraineneurologyinflammationpain syndromesmigraine modelscerebrospinal fluid effluxpain mechanismcentral nervous system

Presynaptic Sensor and Silencer of Peptidergic Transmission Reveal Neuropeptides as Primary Transmitters in Pontine Fear Circuit. Cell (2024)

Dong-Il KimSekun ParkSeahyung ParkMao YeJane Y ChenSukjae J KangJinho JhangAvery C HunkerLarry S ZweifelKathleen M CaronJoan M VaughanAlan SaghatelianRichard D PalmiterSung Han

primary transmittersneuropharmacologyneuroscienceneurophysiologyaffective neurosciencepresynaptic sensorpontine fear circuitpeptidesneuropeptidesperipheral nervous systemmolecular psychiatryneuropeptide receptorsneuropsychopharmacologybehavioral neurosciencesystems biologyneurotransmittersbehavioral sciencesneural circuitspeptide scienceneurotransmissioncentral nervous system

Proximity Interactome of Lymphatic Ve-Cadherin Reveals Mechanisms of Junctional Remodeling and Reelin Secretion. Nature Communications (2024)

D Stephen SerafinNatalie R HarrisLászló BálintElizabeth S DouglasKathleen M Caron

scientific communicationreelin secretionproximity interactomemolecular biologylymphatic systemjunctional remodeling

Β-Arrestin1/2 Are Essential for Embryonic Lymphatic Vessel Development. Physiology (2024)

Yanna TianBryan KistnerDanica DyElizabeth DouglasKathleen M Caron

vascular biologyvascular malformationscellular differentiationphysiologystem cell researchimmunologystem cellsblood vesselscellular physiologydevelopmental biologyhuman embryonic developmentlymphatic systemlymphatic diseasemorphogenesislymphocyte development

Clinical Potential of Adrenomedullin Signaling in the Cardiovascular System. Circulation Research (2023)

László BálintNathan P. Nelson-ManeyYanna TianStephen D. SerafinKathleen M. Caron

clinical case presentationepidemiologyimmunologyclinical lipidologyhematologycerebral blood flowcardiovascular imagingapplied physiologyhealth sciencescardiologycellular physiologyclinical evidenceendocrinologyfield trialstrokediabetescardiovascular systemcohort studiesclinical potentialtreatment options

Coumestrol Induces Oxidative Stress and Impairs Migration and Embryonic Growth. Reproduction (2023)

Margeaux W MarbreyElizabeth S DouglasEmma R GoodwinKathleen M Caron

reproductive biologydevelopmental biologyuneven developmentoxidative stressreproductive scienceembryonic growthimpairs migration

Accelerated Development With Increased Bone Mass and Skeletal Response to Loading Suggest Receptor Activity Modifying Protein-3 as a Bone Anabolic Target. Frontiers in Endocrinology (2022)

Suruchi PacharneMatthew LiveseyMahita KadmielNing WangKathleen M. CaronGareth O. RichardsTim M. Skerry

ligand selectivityosteoporosisphysiologycell biologycellular physiologybone metabolismdevelopmental biologymolecular physiologymusculoskeletal disordersbone homeostasismechanobiologybone massincreased bone massendocrinologyreceptorsbone research

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Kathleen Caron

Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Cell Biology and Physiology

Kathleen Caron is currently serving as a Cell Biology And Physiology Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cardiac Lymphatics Undergo Distinct Remodeling During Hypertrophic and Non-Hypertrophic Pregnancy. AJP Heart and Circulatory Physiology (2024)

Bryan M. KistnerYanna TianElizabeth S. DouglasKathleen M. Caron

circulatory physiologyphysiologycardiac lymphaticsnon-hypertrophic pregnancycardiovascular physiology

Julia TutzauerD. Stephen SerafinTobias SchmidtBjörn OldeKathleen M. CaronL.M. Fredrik Leeb-Lundberg

protein sciencemembrane-associated guanylate kinasebiochemistrybiologyanchoring proteinmolecular biologyg protein-coupled receptorendocrinologyreceptorsmolecular regulation

Lymphatic Activation of Ackr3 Signaling Regulates Lymphatic Response After Ischemic Heart Injury.. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Laszlo BalintShubhangi PatelD. Stephen SerafinHua ZhangKelsey E. QuinnAmir AghajanianBryan M. KistnerKathleen M. Caron

inflammationvascular biologyischemic heart injuryphysiologyimmunologyimmune responseslymphatic activationlymphatic systemsystems biology

Meningeal Lymphatic Cgrp Signaling Governs Pain via Cerebrospinal Fluid Efflux and Neuroinflammation in Migraine Models. Journal of Clinical Investigation (2024)

Nathan P Nelson-ManeyLaszlo BalintAnna Ls BeesonD Stephen SerafinBryan M KistnerElizabeth S DouglasAisha H SiddiquiAlyssa M TauroKathleen M Caron

Presynaptic Sensor and Silencer of Peptidergic Transmission Reveal Neuropeptides as Primary Transmitters in Pontine Fear Circuit. Cell (2024)

Dong-Il KimSekun ParkSeahyung ParkMao YeJane Y ChenSukjae J KangJinho JhangAvery C HunkerLarry S ZweifelKathleen M CaronJoan M VaughanAlan SaghatelianRichard D PalmiterSung Han

Proximity Interactome of Lymphatic Ve-Cadherin Reveals Mechanisms of Junctional Remodeling and Reelin Secretion. Nature Communications (2024)

D Stephen SerafinNatalie R HarrisLászló BálintElizabeth S DouglasKathleen M Caron

scientific communicationreelin secretionproximity interactomemolecular biologylymphatic systemjunctional remodeling

Β-Arrestin1/2 Are Essential for Embryonic Lymphatic Vessel Development. Physiology (2024)

Yanna TianBryan KistnerDanica DyElizabeth DouglasKathleen M Caron

Clinical Potential of Adrenomedullin Signaling in the Cardiovascular System. Circulation Research (2023)

László BálintNathan P. Nelson-ManeyYanna TianStephen D. SerafinKathleen M. Caron

Coumestrol Induces Oxidative Stress and Impairs Migration and Embryonic Growth. Reproduction (2023)

Margeaux W MarbreyElizabeth S DouglasEmma R GoodwinKathleen M Caron

reproductive biologydevelopmental biologyuneven developmentoxidative stressreproductive scienceembryonic growthimpairs migration

Accelerated Development With Increased Bone Mass and Skeletal Response to Loading Suggest Receptor Activity Modifying Protein-3 as a Bone Anabolic Target. Frontiers in Endocrinology (2022)

Suruchi PacharneMatthew LiveseyMahita KadmielNing WangKathleen M. CaronGareth O. RichardsTim M. Skerry

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