Elizabeth Grevengoed, PhD, PA-C

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Elizabeth Grevengoed
Department of Medicine
Division of Oncology, Cancer Center
Elizabeth Grevengoed, PhD, PA-C, is a physician assistant at National Jewish Health. Dr. Grevengoed is in the Division of Oncology.

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Education

Education
University of Colorado Denver, Master's, Physician Assistant Studies & Physician Assistant Certification
University of North Carolina, PhD, Genetics & Molecular Biology
Eckerd College, BS, Marine Biology
Fellowship
Johns Hopkins University, Cell Biology

Professional Memberships

Colorado Academy of Physician Assistants
American Association of Physician Assistants
Association for Physician Assistants in Oncology

Publications

Maruyama R, Grevengoed E, Stempniewicz P, Andrew DJ (2011).  Genome-wide analysis reveals a major role in cell fate maintenance and an unexpected role in endoreduplication for the Drosophila FoxA gene Fork head. PLoS One.  6(6).

Grevengoed EE, Peifer, M (2003). Cytoskeletal Connections: Building strong cells in new ways. Current Biology. 13: R568-R570.
 
Grevengoed EE, Fox D, Gates J., Peifer, M (2003). Balancing different types of actin polymerization at distinct sites: Roles for Abelson kinase and Enabled. Journal of Cell Biology. 164 (6).

Grevengoed EE, Loureiro JJ, Jesse TL, Peifer M. (2001) Abelson kinase regulates epithelial morphogenesis in Drosophila. Journal of Cell Biology 155: 1185-98.

McCartney BM, McEwen DG, Grevengoed E, Maddox P, Bejsovec A, Peifer M. (2001) Drosophila APC2 and Armadillo participate in tethering mitotic spindles to cortical actin. Nature Cell Biology 3: 933-8.

Contact Information

  • Office: 303.232.0602
  • Email: grevengoede@njhealth.org

 

Locations

  • Western Hematology Oncology
    Red Rocks Medical Center 400 Indiana Street #230
    Golden, CO 80401

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