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Ramani Ramchandran

Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Cardiovascular Biology

Enzymology and Metabolism

Graduate School

Neuroscience Research Center

Ramani Ramchandran is currently serving as a Cardiovascular Biology Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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cell biology vascular biology molecular biology angiogenesis developmental biology tumor biology gene expression cell signaling cancer biology pharmacology membrane biology signal transduction molecular cell biology hematology medicinal research cellular physiology oncology liver physiology protein science cancer cells cardiovascular research molecular physiology biological chemistry neovascularization oncogenes angiology cell death hemostasis cell regulation molecular regulation protein function endothelial dysfunction endothelial cells medicinal chemistry cancer growth cancer genomics fish biology rna biology cancer genetics vascular adaptation embryonic development cellular therapy animal physiology vascular disease apoptosis cerebral vascular regulation cancer treatment in vivo systems signaling pathways vascular malformations cell migration biomolecular interactions transcription regulation biochemical sciences tumor targeting tissue development blood cells gene regulation vascular aging protein genetics long non-coding rna tumor growth cystathionine b-synthase vegf-induced signaling vascular homeostasis antitumor effect yeast production renal cell carcinoma human endostatin novel matrix-derived inhibitor cell surface glypicans low-affinity endostatin receptors antiangiogenic activity human collagen xv noncoding antisense rna potential inhibitor molecular and cellular biology developmental system cell division organelle biogenesis cell cycle cell and molecular biology ciliary body

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Comparative Proteomic Analysis Reveals Altered Ciliary Proteins in Sickle Cell Disease. Journal of Proteome Research (2025)

sickle cell diseasemolecular cell biologymolecular medicineproteomicsclinical proteomicsproteome researchprotein functionsystems biologycell biologyproteomic technologies

Dusp5 Downregulation in Nucleus Accumbens Core Correlates With Synaptic Plasticity and Cue-Induced Cocaine Reinstatement. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

biological psychiatryneurobiological mechanismssynaptic plasticitynucleus accumbens coreneuroscienceneurotransmissionrehabilitationneuropsychopharmacologydusp5 downregulationneuropharmacologydopamineneural circuitsbehavioral neuroscienceaddiction biology

Sickle Cell Mice Exhibit Elevated Plasma Bilirubin and Altered Intracranial Cerebral Blood Velocities That Are Exacerbated by Hypoxia-Reoxygenation. Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism (2025)

heme transportneurologyhypoxia (medicine)brain injurycerebral vascular regulationheme homeostasisneurosciencecerebral blood flowfree radical biologyvascular biologyneurophysiologyhematologyplasma bilirubinphysiology

Snrk Facilitates Cardiac Repair Associated With Nonischemic Fibrosis: Regulating Transforming Growth Factor-Beta1 Levels in Atrial Cardiomyocytes. Regenerative medicine reports . (2025)

Karthikeyan ThirugnanamFarhan RizviArshad JahangirPeter HomarFathima ShabnamSean P. PalecekSuresh N. KumarAmy PanXiaowen BaiHidekazu SekineRamani Ramchandran

atrial cardiomyocytesnonischemic fibrosiscardiac repairregeneration (biology)biomedical engineeringregenerative medicine

Glenn Circulation Causes Early and Progressive Shunting in a Surgical Model of Pulmonary Arteriovenous Malformations. Physiological Reports (2024)

Tina C. WanHenry RousseauCarol MatternMadeline TaborMatthew R. HodgesRamani RamchandranAndrew D. Spearman

pulmonary arteriovenous malformationssurgical modelglenn circulationprogressive shuntingphysiology

Identifying the Roles of Mir-17 in Ciliogenesis and Cell Cycle. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2024)

Ashwaq AlanaziAyan K. BaruiAshraf M. MohieldinAnkan GuptaRamani RamchandranSurya M. Nauli

biologycell cycledevelopmental biologycell biologymolecular and cellular biologycellular biology

Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Temporally Affects Cerebral Blood Flow, Endothelial Cell Phenotype, and Cilia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ankan GuptaZachary BiceVaya ChenYiliang ChenAnthony J. VeltriChien-Wei LinXialong MaAmy Y. PanRahima ZennadiSean P. PalecekAshraf M. MohieldinSurya M. NauliRamani RamchandranKevin R. Rarick

cerebral blood flowbrain injuryneuroscienceendothelial cell phenotype

Snrk Regulates Tgfbeta Levels in Atria to Control Cardiac Fibrosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Karthikeyan ThirugnanamFarhan RizviArshad JahangirPeter HomarFathima ShabnamSean P. PalecekSuresh N. KumarAmy PanXiaowen BaiHidekazu SekineRamani Ramchandran

cardiovascular researchcardiologycardiac pathologiescardiac fibrosistgfbeta levelsmolecular biologyfibrosisvascular biologyphysiology

Structural and Kinetic Characterization of Dusp5 With a DI-Phosphorylated Tripeptide Substrate From the Erk Activation Loop. Frontiers in Chemical Biology (2024)

Andrea ImhoffNoreena L. SweeneyRobert D. BongardRaulia SyrlybaevaAnkan GuptaEdgar Del CarpioMarat R. TalipovCostanza Garcia-KellerDebbie C. CransRamani RamchandranDaniel S. Sem

erk activation loopkinetic characterizationdi-phosphorylated tripeptide substrateprotein structurebiochemistrychemical biology

Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cells Possess a Second Cilium That Arises From the Daughter Centriole. Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences (2023)

Karthikeyan ThirugnanamAnkan GuptaFrancisco NunezShubhangi PrabhudesaiAmy Y. PanSurya M. NauliRamani Ramchandran

geneticsdaughter centrioleneuroscienceneuroanatomyvascular biologycell biologyangiogenesis

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Ramani Ramchandran

Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Cardiovascular Biology

Enzymology and Metabolism

Graduate School

Neuroscience Research Center

Ramani Ramchandran is currently serving as a Cardiovascular Biology Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Medical College of Wisconsin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparative Proteomic Analysis Reveals Altered Ciliary Proteins in Sickle Cell Disease. Journal of Proteome Research (2025)

sickle cell diseasemolecular cell biologymolecular medicineproteomicsclinical proteomicsproteome researchprotein functionsystems biologycell biologyproteomic technologies

Dusp5 Downregulation in Nucleus Accumbens Core Correlates With Synaptic Plasticity and Cue-Induced Cocaine Reinstatement. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Snrk Facilitates Cardiac Repair Associated With Nonischemic Fibrosis: Regulating Transforming Growth Factor-Beta1 Levels in Atrial Cardiomyocytes. Regenerative medicine reports . (2025)

Karthikeyan ThirugnanamFarhan RizviArshad JahangirPeter HomarFathima ShabnamSean P. PalecekSuresh N. KumarAmy PanXiaowen BaiHidekazu SekineRamani Ramchandran

atrial cardiomyocytesnonischemic fibrosiscardiac repairregeneration (biology)biomedical engineeringregenerative medicine

Glenn Circulation Causes Early and Progressive Shunting in a Surgical Model of Pulmonary Arteriovenous Malformations. Physiological Reports (2024)

Tina C. WanHenry RousseauCarol MatternMadeline TaborMatthew R. HodgesRamani RamchandranAndrew D. Spearman

pulmonary arteriovenous malformationssurgical modelglenn circulationprogressive shuntingphysiology

Identifying the Roles of Mir-17 in Ciliogenesis and Cell Cycle. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2024)

Ashwaq AlanaziAyan K. BaruiAshraf M. MohieldinAnkan GuptaRamani RamchandranSurya M. Nauli

biologycell cycledevelopmental biologycell biologymolecular and cellular biologycellular biology

Severe Traumatic Brain Injury Temporally Affects Cerebral Blood Flow, Endothelial Cell Phenotype, and Cilia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ankan GuptaZachary BiceVaya ChenYiliang ChenAnthony J. VeltriChien-Wei LinXialong MaAmy Y. PanRahima ZennadiSean P. PalecekAshraf M. MohieldinSurya M. NauliRamani RamchandranKevin R. Rarick

cerebral blood flowbrain injuryneuroscienceendothelial cell phenotype

Snrk Regulates Tgfbeta Levels in Atria to Control Cardiac Fibrosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Karthikeyan ThirugnanamFarhan RizviArshad JahangirPeter HomarFathima ShabnamSean P. PalecekSuresh N. KumarAmy PanXiaowen BaiHidekazu SekineRamani Ramchandran

cardiovascular researchcardiologycardiac pathologiescardiac fibrosistgfbeta levelsmolecular biologyfibrosisvascular biologyphysiology

Structural and Kinetic Characterization of Dusp5 With a DI-Phosphorylated Tripeptide Substrate From the Erk Activation Loop. Frontiers in Chemical Biology (2024)

Andrea ImhoffNoreena L. SweeneyRobert D. BongardRaulia SyrlybaevaAnkan GuptaEdgar Del CarpioMarat R. TalipovCostanza Garcia-KellerDebbie C. CransRamani RamchandranDaniel S. Sem

erk activation loopkinetic characterizationdi-phosphorylated tripeptide substrateprotein structurebiochemistrychemical biology

Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cells Possess a Second Cilium That Arises From the Daughter Centriole. Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences (2023)

Karthikeyan ThirugnanamAnkan GuptaFrancisco NunezShubhangi PrabhudesaiAmy Y. PanSurya M. NauliRamani Ramchandran

geneticsdaughter centrioleneuroscienceneuroanatomyvascular biologycell biologyangiogenesis

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