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Dr Carole
McArthur is a native of New
Zealand where she obtained a Ph.D. in the
field of immunology with a minor in biochemistry
from the University of Otago. She also has an
M.D. degree from the U.S. from the University
of Missouri Kansas City(UMKC) and is a qualified
clinical and anatomic pathologist. Dr. McArthur
directs residency research in the pathology Department
at Truman Medical Center in Kansas City and is
an adjunct faculty member in the University of
Missouri School of Medicine and in UMKC's women's
and gender studies. She teaches immunology and
Immunopathology in the UMKC dental, medical ,
pharmacy and nursing schools. Her 30 years of
research in the biological sciences span the fields
murine tumor immunogenetics, human, fish and veterinary
immunoparasitology, tropical medicine and human
and veterinary diagnostic system development and
evaluation. She has extensive experience in both
the academic and private sector in the development
of monoclonal antibodies for the detection of
a wide range of substances. These range from microorganisms,
fungi, protozoa, proteins, peptides and many small
molecules including therapeutic and abused drugs
such as steroids , barbiturates, amphetamines
and PCP. In her previous position she was the
manager of the monoclonal antibody facility in
the Diagnostic Division at Abbott Laboratories
in Chicago. Her current research focuses on AIDS
transmission in Africa and autoimmune diseases
such as Lupus and Sjogren's Syndrome.
The following
people work in Dr. McArthur's Lab:
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Dallal,
Nadeem D., D.D.S.
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dallalN@umkc.edu |
| Lopez, Sandra, D.D.S. |
lopezs@umkc.edu |
| Luangjamakorn, Nida, B.S. |
njl8dc@umkc.edu |
| Patel, Rushi, B.A. |
patelr@umkc.edu |
| Pham, Christine, B.S. |
phamc@umkc.edu |
| Veno, Patricia, Ph.D. |
venop@umkc.edu |
| Wang, Yan, M.S. |
wangy@umkc.edu |
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