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Lab Team

Members of the Debley Lab pose for a photo

Jason Scott Debley, MD, MPH

Jason Scott Debley, MD, MPH

Learn about research happening in the Debley Lab.

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Stephen Ray Reeves, MD, PhD

Stephen Ray Reeves, MD, PhD

Dr. Stephen Reeves is a principal investigator in the Center for Respiratory Biology and Therapeutics (CRBT) at Seattle Children’s Research Institute. His research interests include investigating the contribution of cell signaling and extracellular matrix changes during lung disease and evaluating the effects of the extracellular matrix remodeling on airway inflammation. His specific areas of research interest include lung epithelial cell–stromal cell crosstalk that promotes a pro-inflammatory microenvironment during chronic lung inflammation (e.g., asthma) and acute lung inflammation (e.g., viral infections).

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Patricia Andrea dela Cruz, MD, PhD Patricia Andrea dela Cruz, MD, PhD

Pediatric Resident – Post Doctoral Fellow

Camille Gates, BS Camille Gates, BS

Research Technician

Lucille Rich, BS Lucille Rich, BS

Research Scientist

Elizabeth Vanderwall, BS Elizabeth Vanderwall, BS

Research Scientist

Maria White, BA Maria White, BA

Clinical Research Associate

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