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Students Trained

Table 2

Pre- and Postdoctoral Trainees of Ann Linda Baldwin

Faculty Member Past and Current Students	Pre or Post	Training Period	Prior Academic Degree			Title of Research Project	Current Position (past trainees)
Faculty Member Past and Current Students	Pre or Post	Training Period	Degree(s)	Year(s)	Institutions(s)	Title of Research Project	Current Position (past trainees)
Baldwin, Ann
Former Ning Zhong Wu	Pre	1987-1991	MS	86	UCSD	Regulation of microvascular permeability during histamine stimulation in rat mesentery	Resident, Dept. of Urology, Duke University
Carrie Merkle	Post	1991-1994	PhD	94	Arizona State U	Effects of acute blood stasis on interstitial uptake of albumin from microcirculatory networks	Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, University of Arizona
Carl Boswell	Post	1993-1994	PhD	86	Oregon State U	Effects of pressure on structure of endothelial cell junctions	Research Assistant Professor Dept. of Surgery, Arizona Health Science Center
Hamda Al-Naemi	Pre	1995- 99	BS	99	University of Qatar	Role of nitric oxide in the recovery period after histamine treatment	Assistant Professor, University of Qatar
Brook McGuire	Pre	1998	BS	94	U of Rochester	Measurement of convection and diffusion of albumin through artery walls	Postdoc in Mathematics, U of AZ
Ray Wong	Pre	1996-01	BS	93	Syracuse Univ	Molecular characterization of the regulation of endothelial barrier function during inflammation	Sr. Perfusionist, Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ
Jan Edward Valeski	Post	1996-04	PhD	89	SUNY	Effects of leukocyte adherence on microvascular permeability and endothelial actin cytoskeleton	Disability
Jonathan Alberding	Pre	1999-04	MS	04	U of Arizona	Non-steady pressure affects large arteries and endothelium	Postdoc in Physiology, University of Arizona
Maxwell Ginsburg	Pre	02-04	BS	02	U of Arizona	Effects of mast cell degranulation on hemoglobin-induced microvascular damage	Medical student, George Washington U
Tara Burke	Pre	03-06	BS	02	U of Arizona	Does Nitric Oxide from S-Nitrosohemoglobin Reduce Hemoglobin-Induced Microvascular Damage?	Artificial Heart Technician. Section of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery. Arizona Health Sciences Center
Anora Burwell	Pre	03-06	BS	03	Alfred University	Do audible and ultrasonic sounds of intensities common in animal facilities affect the autonomic nervous system of rodents?	Research Project Leader, US Biomaterials, Florida
Present Anna Brauner	Pre	06-08	BS	06	U of California, Davis	Effects of cage size and animal enrichment on cardiovascular function and behavior of rats