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Douglas B. Luckie, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Physiology Associate Professor of Lyman Briggs School of Science Ph.D., University of Virginia

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Area of Research Interest [PDF]

CFF and NIH-funded Physiology research in membrane transporter physiology, emphasis: molecular physiology of ABC transporter (CFTR) and abnormalities of extracellular pH in cystic fibrosis. In addition, NSF-funded Lyman Briggs School of Science pedagogy research program involves research on the use of software, visual models, and an integrated curriculum on learning of science at the undergraduate level.

Sample publications:
1. D.B. Luckie, J.M. Batzli, S. Harrison, and D. Ebert-May (2003) C-TOOLS: Concept-Connector Tools for Online Learning in Science. International Journal of Learning 10: 1051-1068.
2. D.B. Luckie, J.H. Wilterding M. Krha, and M.E. Krouse (2003) CFTR and MDR: ABC transporters with homologous structure but divergent function. Current Genomics 4 (3): 109-121.

3. D.B. Luckie, J.H. Wilterding, J.J. Maleszewski, E.C. Hobbs, and L.K. Olson (2002) Extracellular acidification parallels insulin secretion in INS-1 and HIT-T15 beta-cell lines. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. Vol. 293(4): 1168-1173.

4. J.H. Wilterding and D.B. Luckie (2002) Increasing Student-Initiated Active Learning with Investigative 'Streams:' A Molecular Biology Example. Journal of College Science Teaching. Vol 31(5): 303-307.

5. D.B. Luckie, C.N. Singh, J.J. Wine and J.H. Wilterding (2001) CFTR Activation Raises Extracellular pH of NIH/3T3 Mouse Fibroblasts and C127 Epithelial Cells; J. Membrane Biol. 179: 275-284.

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