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Martin Kaczocha, PhD Principal Investigator |
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| Dr. Kaczocha received his PhD in 2009 from Stony Brook University. During his PhD training, Dr. Kaczocha discovered that fatty acid binding proteins (FABPs) serve as intracellular carriers for endocannabinoids, endogenous ligands for cannabinoid receptors. Subsequently, he demonstrated that FABPs serve as important modulators of endocannabinoid signaling in vivo and demonstrated that FABP inhibition produces analgesia. Dr. Kaczocha’s research interests are in the general areas of pain and lipid signaling. |
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Greg Carbonetti Graduate Student |
Matt Elmes Graduate Student |
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Paty Kanjiya Research Support Specialist |
Keith Studholme Research Support Specialist |
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Diane Bogdan Research Support Specialist |
Jen Luk Undergraduate Student |
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Jerome Falcone Undergraduate Student |
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Collaborators
- Michelino Puopolo, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Dale Deutsch, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Iwao Ojima, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Steven Glynn, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Robert Rizzo, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Huilin Li, PhD, Van Andel Institute
- David Komatsu, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Peter Thanos, PhD, University at Buffalo
- Samir Haj-Dahmane, PhD, University at Buffalo
- Mario Rebecchi, PhD, Stony Brook University
- Syed Azim, MD, Stony Brook University
- James Nicholson, MD, Stony Brook University
