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Donna Seto-Young
Donna Seto-Young
Director, Associate Professor of Medicine, Albert Eintein College of Medicine
USA
Biography
Dr. SetoYoung: BS McGill University; Ph.D. University of Cambridge; postdoctoral studies Harvard University; Natural Science of Engineering Research Council NSERC Fellow of Canada; Assistant Professor of Biochemistry Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Senior Research Scientist Public Health Research Institute and Rockefeller University; Director of Endocrinology and Metabolism Laboratory and Associate Professor of Medicine; Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He received the awards NSERC Fellow of Canada; Canadian National Scholarship; Singer/Hellman at Beth Israel Medical Center; Pharmacia Endocrine Care; GlaxoSmithKline; Gerald J Friedman Foundation; Empire Clinical Research Investigator Program; American Chinese Medical Society Foundation Serving as Reviewer for J of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism; PPAR Research; Fertility and Sterility; China/Canada Joint Health Research Initiative; American Society of PhysiologyEndocrinology/Metabolism.
Research Interest
The role of insulin, IGFs, vitamin D receptor and PPAR in regulation of human ovarian function; Thiazolinediones effect on steroidogenesis in human ovarian cells; thiazolinediones effect on bone metabolism.