Mikel Henry Snow , PhD Professor of Clinical
Chair, Department of Cell and Neurobiology
Col. Earle and Patricia Smith Professorship in Neurogenetic Research Research Interests
Origin of regenerating skeletal muscle fibers
Role of satellite cells during muscle injury, disease, denervation and increased activity and decreased activity.
Activation of satellite cells by extracellular molecules.
Degrees
University of Michigan, PhD, 1971
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Alpha Omega Alpha
American Association of Clinical Anatomists
Association of American Medical Colleges
American Association of Anatomists
Selected Publications Snow MH, An autoradiographic study of satellite cell differentiation into regenerating myotubes following transplantation of muscle in young rats.Cell & Tissue Res 186: 535-540, 1978.
Snow MH, A quantitative ultrastructural analysis of satellite cells in denervated fast and slow muscles of the mouse. Anat Rec 207: 593-604, 1983.
Snow MH, Satellite cell response in rat soleus muscle undergoing hypertrophy due to surgical ablation of synergists. Anat Rec 227: 437-446, 1993.
Wanek LJ, Snow MH, Presence of embryonic myosin in normal postural muscles of the adult rat. Cell & Tissue Res 280: 541-548, 1994.
Sawyer SJ, Sylvestre PB, Girard RA, Snow MH, Effects of supplemental instruction on mean test scores and failure rates in medical school courses.
Academic Medicine 71:78-80, 1996.
Wanek LJ, Snow MH,
Activity induced fiber regeneration in rat soleus muscle. Anat Rec 258:176-185, 2001.
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