Faculty

CLINICAL SPECIALTIES

FACULTY


	William A. Friedman, MD Professor & Chairman Albert L. Rhoton, Jr, MD, Chairman's Professor R. Rick Bhasin, MD Clinical Lecturer Erin M. Dunbar, MD Assistant Professor Co-Director, Preston A. Wells, Jr. Center for Brain Tumor Therapy Kelly D. Foote, MD Assistant Professor Co-Director, Movement Disorders Center Brian L. Hoh, MD Assistant Professor William Merz Professorship in Neurological Surgery> R. Patrick Jacob, MD Associate Professor Dunspaugh-Dalton Professor Stephen B. Lewis, MD Assistant Professor James and Newton Eblen Professor J. Richard Lister, MD, MBA Professor Associate Chairman Gregory J.A. Murad, MD Assistant Professor David W. Pincus, MD, PhD Associate Professor L. D. Hupp Professor Albert L. Rhoton, Jr., MD Professor & Chairman Emeritus R. D. Keene Family Professor Steven N. Roper, MD Professor Edward Shedd Wells Professor

JOINT FACULTY


Chris S. Firment, MD Department of Radiology Michael E. Mahla, MD Department of Anesthesiology Michael S. Okun, MD Department of Neurology Amy A. Smith, MD Department of Pediatrics

RESEARCH FACULTY


Frank J. Bova, PhD Professor Albert and Birdie Einstein Chair Huan-Xin Chen, MD, PhD Assistant Scientist Didier A. Rajon, PhD Assistant Scientist Brent Reynolds, PhD Associate Professor Chester E. Sutterlin, MD Adjunct Professor Mu Yang, MS Assistant-In

Department of Neurosurgery
University of Florida

Box 100265
Gainesville, Florida 32610-0265

Phone # (352) 273-9000,
(800) 633-2122, ext 39000

Fax # (352) 392- 8413




	Brent A. Reynolds, PhD, received his Ph.D. in 1994 from the University of Calgary during which time he and Sam Weiss discovered the existence of a stem cell in the adult central nervous system, challenging a century old dogma that the adult brain was unable to produce new neurons. He co-founded NeuroSpheres Ltd. where he was Vice-President of Research and in 1999 published the first report on the trans-differentiation of cells derived from one germ layer into functional cells of another germ layer. Professor Reynolds holds 16 US patents related to neural stem cells and his lab is currently focused on the development of stem cell specific assays, in situ manipulation of neural stem cells and understanding the role that solid tissue cancer stem cells play in tumor initiation and metastasis. Special Interests: Neural Stem Cells, New Technologies, Cancer Stem Cells, Cell Replacement Strategies Email: brent.reynolds@neurosurgery.ufl.edu

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