Thaddeus Pace
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Curriculum Vitae
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Name:
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Thaddeus W Pace
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Office Address:
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1701 Uppergate Dr, Rm 5032B
Atlanta, GA 30322
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Telephone:
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(404) 778-5564 (Office)
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Fax:
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Email Address:
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twpace@emory.edu (University)
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Current Primary Academic Appointments
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Hire Date: 06/2004 - Current
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Assistant Professor
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Psychiatry
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Emory University School of Medicine
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Atlanta, GA
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Current Joint & Secondary Appointments
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Current Clinical Appointments
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Current Administrative Appointments
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Previous Academic Appointments
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Previous Clinical Appointments
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Previous Administrative Appointments
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Licensure & Board Certifications
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Military/Government Service
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National & International Committee Memberships
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State & Regional Committee Memberships
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Institutional Committee Memberships
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Organization of National/International Conferences: Administrative Positions
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Organization of National/International Conferences: Sessions as Chair
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Dr. Pace's laboratory investigates alterations in resting and psychosocial stress-induced inflammatory immune function in participants with current major depression and/or a history of trauma in the formative years of life. Excessive inflammation is hypothesized to result from insufficient glucocorticoid inhibition of inflammatory signaling that occurs subsequent to abnormal corticosteroid receptor function and/or abnormal cortisol release. Routine measures include plasma levels of proinflammatory cytokines and glucocorticoids, activation of inflammatory signaling pathways in circulating immune cells, and in vitro assessments of glucocorticoid sensitivity (determined via proinflammatory endpoints). The lab also investigates the effectiveness of proinflammatory antagonists that target inflammatory signaling pathways (including the nuclear factor-kappa B pathway and mitogen activated protein kinase cascades) to reverse changes in behavior and mood associated with hyperinflammatory states.
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Active Grant Support: Federally Funded
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Active Grant Support: Private Foundation Funded
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Active Grant Support: Contracts
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Active Grant Support: Other
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Previous Grant Support: Federally Funded
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Previous Grant Support: Private Foundation Funded
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Previous Grant Support: Contracts
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Previous Grant Support: Other
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Clinical Service Contributions
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Formal Teaching: Medical Student
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Formal Teaching: Graduate Student
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Formal Teaching: Residency/Training Program
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Formal Teaching: Other (Physician's Assistant, Physical Therapist, etc.)
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Supervisory Teaching: Ph.D. Students Directly Supervised
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Supervisory Teaching: Post-doctoral Fellows Directly Supervised
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Supervisory Teaching: Residency Program
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Supervisory Teaching: Other
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Lectureships, Seminar Invitations, Visiting Professorships
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Invitations to National/International Conferences
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Bibliography: Research Articles
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Bibliography: Manuscripts
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