Department of Internal Medicine

Gastroenterology-Hepatology Faculty

Kenneth A. Hubel, M.D.
Professor Emeritus

Dr. Hubel has a long and well-established international reputation in the general area of gastrointestinal mucosal transport. In recent years, his work has focused upon the physiology of neural and humoral regulation of intestinal mucosa transport.

He is particularly interested in autonomic neural control of intestinal transport; ion transport in the alimentary canal; central nervous system control of alimentary tract functions.

Honors, Awards, and Organizations

Alpha Omega Alpha
American College of Physicians, Fellow
American Gastroenterological Association: Secretary 1978-83
American Physiological Society GI Steering Committee, 1973-76; Chairman, 1975-76
Central Society for Clinical Research
Gastroenterology Research Group Steering Committee, 1984-86
National Foundation Research Fellow 1984-86, Chair, 1986-88
Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine

Kenneth Hubel photo

Medical School:
Cornell University

Residency:
New York Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse

Fellowship:
George Washington University
Special Research Fellow, NIH Oxford University

Representative Publications

Hubel KA: Editorial. Cholera, shock and hypersensitivity: Their actions on a final common path-intestinal intrinsic nerves J Int. Med 228:1-4, 1990.
Hubel KA, Renquist KS, and Varley G: Secretory reflexes in ileum and jejunum: Absence of remote effects. J. Anton. Nerv. Syst. 35:53-62, 1991.
Hubel KA, and Russ L: Mechanisms of the secretory response to luminal propionate in rat descending colon in vitro. J Anton. Nerv. Syst. 43:219-230, 1993.

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