Background
Andrews, Mark Anthony William was born on April 25, 1959 in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Lester Vincent and Virginia Eileen (Krajeski) Andrews.
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Mark Anthony William Andrews
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Mark Anthony William Andrews, American Physiologist, biophysicist, educator. Achievements include study of activation of contractile mechanism of muscle cells, particularly in protein thermodynamics, physical chemistry and fatigue mechanisms; development of theory of muscle fatigue involving muscle protein destabilization, computer aided instruction development and implementation.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology, Chemistry, St. Vincent College, 1981; Master of Science in Exercise Physiology, U. Pittsburgh, 1985; Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology, Biophysics, Medical College Georgia, 1989.
Career
Postdoctoral fellow, Medical College Georgia, Augusta, 1989-1990;
research assistant professor, U. Heidelberg, Federal Republic Germany, 1990-1991;
research associate, U. Vermont School Medicine, Burlington, 1991-1992;
assistant professor physiology, New York College Osteopathic Medicine, Old Westbury, New York, 1992-1998;
associate professor physiology, New York College Osteopathic Medicine, Old Westbury, New York, since 1998. Consultant Pro. Fitness, Inc., Burlington, 1991-1992. Head consultant Albertson, New York, since 1992.
Faculty advisor to class of '97 New York College Osteopath.
Achievements
Membership
Member International Society Heart Research, American Heart Society, American Physiological Society, American College Sports Medicine, New York Academy Sciences (member Executive Committee biomedical section), Biophysics Society, Mensa, Sigma Xi.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Grantee International Union Pure and Applied Biophysics, 1990, American Osteo.Assn., since 1998. Recipient Biophysical Society Student Travel award, 1989.Grantee International Union Pure and Applied Biophysics, 1990, American Osteo.Assn., since 1998. Recipient Biophysical Society Student Travel award, 1989.