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RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Dr. Warner is currently a categorical PGY-4 general surgery resident
and is a clinical research fellow under the direction of Dr. Lyle L.
Moldawer in the Laboratory of Inflammation
Biology and Surgical Science. Her research interests focus on
the genomic and phenotypic transformation of neutrophils in Acute
Lung Injury and Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. Additionally,
she is investigating the translation of a novel neutrophil isolation
technique from blood samples to bronchoalveolar lavage specimens for
genomic analysis. She plans to pursue a career in academic surgery
when she completes general surgery residency in 2012.
PUBLICATIONS
Warner EA, Moldawer LL. Using innate immunity to characterize the
host response to microbial invasion to severe sepsis. Future
Microbiology. 2008 Apr; 3: 177-89.
Warner EA, Ben-David K, Cendan JC, Behrns KE. “Laparoscopic
Pancreatic Surgery: What Now and What Next?”. (Invited manuscript)
2008.
ABSRACTS / PRESENTATIONS
Warner EA, Kotz K, Baker HV, Martin LC, Toner M, Layon AJ, Gabrielli
A, Moldawer LL. “Blood and BAL Neutrophil Genomics in ALI / ARDS”.
Accepted Abstract and Oral presentation. Florida Committee on
Trauma, October 24, 2008, Orlando, FL and Region 4 American College
of Surgeons Committee on Trauma Resident Paper Competition, November
15, 2008, Louisville, KY.
Warner EA, Kotz K, Baker HV, Martin LC, Toner M, Layon AJ, Gabrielli
A, Moldawer LL. “Neutrophil Genomics in ALI / ARDS”. Accepted
Abstract and Oral presentation. 4th Annual Academic Surgical
Congress, February 3-6, 2009, Fort Myers, FL.
Warner EA, Kotz K, Tannahill C, Ungaro R, Lopez MC, Cuenca AG,
Kelly-Scumpia K, Delano MJ, Baker HV, Martin LC, Armen SB, Toner M,
Moldawer LL. “Genomic Expression Analysis is Dependent Upon Method
of PMN Isolation”. Submitted Abstract for Oral Presentation at
Western Trauma Association 39th Annual Meeting, February 22-28,
2009, Crested Butte, Colorado.
RESEARCH AWARDS
2008 Dr. Quillian H. Jones Jr. Award for Resident Basic Science
Research, Florida Committee on Trauma
2002 Frank Webber Prize for Student Research, First Place,
University of Texas at Houston
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