Richard Lifton

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Richard Lifton is an American geneticist and physician-scientist renowned for his pioneering work on the genetic basis of hypertension and other cardiovascular and kidney diseases.

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instanceOf geneticist
human
medical researcher
physician-scientist
academicDegree Bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College
MD from Stanford University
PhD from Stanford University
awardReceived American Heart Association Research Achievement Award
American Society of Hypertension Excellence Award
American Society of Nephrology Homer W. Smith Award
Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences
Wiley Prize in Biomedical Sciences
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Dartmouth College
Stanford University
Stanford Medicine
surface form: Stanford University School of Medicine
fieldOfWork cardiovascular disease research
genetics
human genomics
hypertension research
kidney disease research
medical genetics
nephrology
gender male
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences
notableFor demonstrating the role of renal sodium transport genes in blood pressure regulation
discovering genes that regulate blood pressure
elucidating genetic causes of hypertension
identifying monogenic forms of hypertension and hypotension
pioneering use of human genetics to study cardiovascular and kidney disease
positionHeld Chair of the Department of Genetics at Yale School of Medicine
Head of Laboratory of Human Genetics and Genomics at Rockefeller University
Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
President of Rockefeller University
Sterling Professor of Genetics at Yale University
researchFocus genetic determinants of blood pressure
ion transport in the kidney
monogenic hypertension
monogenic hypotension
renal salt handling
translation of genetic discoveries to cardiovascular therapeutics
workInstitution Rockefeller University
Yale School of Medicine
Yale University

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