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ALMA — A group of 19 Michigan teachers celebrated a unique milestone at Alma College’s Andison Chapel on Friday, July 12, as the first graduates of Alma’s Master of Arts
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Dr. Ball’s research focuses on the biochemical regulation of cardiac and skeletal muscle function. Specifically, her work examines the modulation of force production under physiological (organismal development) and pathological (e.g., heart failure, diabetic cardiomyopathy) conditions. The laboratory also utilizes cell culture models to examine the regulation of skeletal muscle growth with broad implications for clinical medicine and human performance. A final area of study is the tissue remodeling that occurs in the hearts of hibernating 13-lined ground squirrels. This information will have important implications in clinical approaches to heart attacks and heart failure.
Educational Background:
Human physiology.