Charles S Wingo

Professor Charles S. Wingo is a distinguished faculty member at the University of Florida, where he collaborates on research in the Department of Physiology and Aging. With a specialization in Nephrology, Professor Wingo's work is pivotal in understanding the complex mechanisms of kidney physiology and their implications on adult hypertension. His research interests are particularly focused on the regulation of electrolytes and the intricate workings of the kidney clock in influencing blood pressure. Professor Wingo's expertise extends to the study of aldosterone's effects on renal function and the critical role of the BMAL1 gene in blood pressure regulation. His investigations into these areas have provided significant insights into how these factors contribute to hypertension and overall cardiovascular health. His collaborative efforts in studying the endothelin axis have been instrumental in advancing knowledge about chronic kidney disease and the physiological changes associated with aging. Throughout his career, Professor Wingo has been recognized for his substantial contributions to the field of nephrology and physiology. His research has been supported by numerous grants from the National Institutes of Health, underscoring the impact and importance of his work. His dedication to advancing scientific understanding in these areas continues to influence both clinical practices and future research directions.