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Ray Tabibiazar, MD.
Dr.
Tabibiazar, is a cardiology fellow at Stanford University. He received
his BS degree with Highest Honors and graduated from UCLA Summa Cum Laude
in 1993. He did his medical training at the Harvard Medical School where
he graduated Cum Laude. He then moved to Stanford where he completed his
residency training in internal medicine. Dr. Tabibiazar then joined Stanford
cardiology fellowship program as Reynold's Center Research Fellow. Previously,
he has worked on a number of research projects, and spent one year as
a Howard Hughes Fellow during medical school. He has won a number of awards,
including the Harvard National Scholarship and various research awards.
He has co-authored a number of papers on various topics, including nervous
system regeneration in model organisms, therapeutic angiogenesis and cardiovascular
genomics.
Dr. Tabibiazar’s current research focus is genomic and proteomic
applications in cardiovascular medicine including studying early markers
of pre-clinical atherosclerosis in humans as well as mouse models. As
part of the candidate gene discovery Reynolds Project 1, Dr. Tabibiazar’s
current studies include transcriptional profiling of atherosclerotic vascular
wall in humans as well as study of temporal gene expression in progression
of atherosclerosis in mice.
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