John C. McMahon, Ph.D.
- Professor Emeritus, UT School of Dentistry
Areas of Interest
Research Interests
Cardiovascular Physiology
Research Information
Cardiovascular Physiology
I joined the UT faculty in 1972. At that time, my primary interests were Cardiac Performance and Failure, Cardiac Electrophysiology, and Cardiac Emergencies. I have always had a keen interest in Teaching and Medical Education, especially the Technological Innovations that enhance student motivation and Information Delivery. Through the years, I have found that many students prefer Self-Directed Study and that Narrated Power Point and Podcast Presentations meet that need. In recent years, in addition to making Medical Education my primary focus, I have developed a research collaboration in Immunology that has been both satisfying and productive.
Current Projects
Pilot Program to develop Podcasts for National Board (Step One) preparation.
Publications
Publication Information
- Zhou, C, Wu, J, Borillo, J, Torres, L,McMahon, J, Lou, Y-H. Potential Roles of a Special CD8αα+ Cell Population and CC Chemokine Thymus-Expressed Chemokine in Ovulation Related Inflammation.Journal of Immunology2009, 182: 596-603.
- Robertson, J, Wu, J, Arends, J, Zhou, C,McMahon, J, Torres, L, Lou, Y-H. Activation of Glomerular Basement Membrane-Specific B Cells in the Renal Draining Lymph Node after T Cell-Mediated Glomerular Injury.Am Soc Nephrol2005, 16:3256-3263.
- Zhou, C, Wu, J, Borillo, J, Torres, L,McMahon, J, Bao, Y, Lou, Y-H. Transient Expression of CC Chemokine TECK in the Ovary during Ovulation: Its Potential Role in Ovulation.AJRI, 2005, 53:238-248.
- Wu, J, Arends, J, Borillo, J, Zhou, C, Merszei, J,McMahon, J, and Lou, Y. A Self T Cell Epitope Induces Autoantibody Response: Mechanism for Production of Antibodies to Diverse Glomerular Basement Membrane Antigens.Journal of Immunology, 2004, 172:4567-4574.