Michael Seibert, MD

The TNF-alpha -238 and -308 Polymorphisms Do Not Associate with Traits Related to Obesity and Insulin Resistance. Walston J, Seibert M, Yen C-J, Cheskin LJ, Andersen RE. (Diabetes,1999;48:2096-2098)
Insulin Response to Glucose is Lower in Individuals Homozygous for the Arg 64 Variant of the Beta-3-Adrenergic Receptor. Walston J, Silver K, Hilfiker H, Seibert M, Andersen RE, Roth J, Poehlman E, Shuldiner AE. (JCEM, 2000; 85:4019-4022)
Genomic Organization of the Human Myostatin Gene and Polymorphic Variation in the Women’s Health and Aging Cohort. Seibert M, Qian-Li , Fried L, Walston J. (JAGS, 2001; 49:1093-1096).
Pancreatic Beta-cells Expressing the Arg-64 variant of the B-3-Adrenergic Receptor Exhibit an Abnormal Insulin Secretory Activity. Perfetti R, Hui H, Chamie K, Binder S, Seibert M, Mclenithan J, Walston J. JCI (J Mol Endocrinol, 2001; 27:133-144).
Novel neuropeptide Y1 and YS receptor gene variants: associations with serum triglyceride and high-density Ii po protein cholesterol levels. Blumenthal JB, Andersen RE, Mitchell BO, Seibert MJ, Yang H, Herzog H, Beamer BA, Franckowiak SC, Walston JD. Clin Genet 2002 Sep;62(3): 196-202
Poehlman ET. Arg64 beta(3)-Adrenoceptor Variant and the Components of Energy Expenditure. Walston J, Andersen RE, Seibert M, Hilfiker H, Beamer B, Blumenthal J, Obes Res 2003 Apr; 11 (4):509-11

The TNF-alpha -238 and -308 Polymorphisms Do Not Associate with Traits Related to Obesity and Insulin Resistance. Walston J, Seibert M, Yen C-J, Cheskin LJ, Andersen RE. (Diabetes,1999;48:2096-2098)
Insulin Response to Glucose is Lower in Individuals Homozygous for the Arg 64 Variant of the Beta-3-Adrenergic Receptor. Walston J, Silver K, Hilfiker H, Seibert M, Andersen RE, Roth J, Poehlman E, Shuldiner AE. (JCEM, 2000; 85:4019-4022)
Genomic Organization of the Human Myostatin Gene and Polymorphic Variation in the Women’s Health and Aging Cohort. Seibert M, Qian-Li , Fried L, Walston J. (JAGS, 2001; 49:1093-1096).
Pancreatic Beta-cells Expressing the Arg-64 variant of the B-3-Adrenergic Receptor Exhibit an Abnormal Insulin Secretory Activity. Perfetti R, Hui H, Chamie K, Binder S, Seibert M, Mclenithan J, Walston J. JCI (J Mol Endocrinol, 2001; 27:133-144).
Novel neuropeptide Y1 and YS receptor gene variants: associations with serum triglyceride and high-density Ii po protein cholesterol levels. Blumenthal JB, Andersen RE, Mitchell BO, Seibert MJ, Yang H, Herzog H, Beamer BA, Franckowiak SC, Walston JD. Clin Genet 2002 Sep;62(3): 196-202
Poehlman ET. Arg64 beta(3)-Adrenoceptor Variant and the Components of Energy Expenditure. Walston J, Andersen RE, Seibert M, Hilfiker H, Beamer B, Blumenthal J, Obes Res 2003 Apr; 11 (4):509-11

The TNF-alpha -238 and -308 Polymorphisms Do Not Associate with Traits Related to Obesity and Insulin Resistance. Walston J, Seibert M, Yen C-J, Cheskin LJ, Andersen RE. (Diabetes,1999;48:2096-2098)
Insulin Response to Glucose is Lower in Individuals Homozygous for the Arg 64 Variant of the Beta-3-Adrenergic Receptor. Walston J, Silver K, Hilfiker H, Seibert M, Andersen RE, Roth J, Poehlman E, Shuldiner AE. (JCEM, 2000; 85:4019-4022)
Genomic Organization of the Human Myostatin Gene and Polymorphic Variation in the Women’s Health and Aging Cohort. Seibert M, Qian-Li , Fried L, Walston J. (JAGS, 2001; 49:1093-1096).
Pancreatic Beta-cells Expressing the Arg-64 variant of the B-3-Adrenergic Receptor Exhibit an Abnormal Insulin Secretory Activity. Perfetti R, Hui H, Chamie K, Binder S, Seibert M, Mclenithan J, Walston J. JCI (J Mol Endocrinol, 2001; 27:133-144).
Novel neuropeptide Y1 and YS receptor gene variants: associations with serum triglyceride and high-density Ii po protein cholesterol levels. Blumenthal JB, Andersen RE, Mitchell BO, Seibert MJ, Yang H, Herzog H, Beamer BA, Franckowiak SC, Walston JD. Clin Genet 2002 Sep;62(3): 196-202
Poehlman ET. Arg64 beta(3)-Adrenoceptor Variant and the Components of Energy Expenditure. Walston J, Andersen RE, Seibert M, Hilfiker H, Beamer B, Blumenthal J, Obes Res 2003 Apr; 11 (4):509-11

Dr. Seibert received his medical degree at the State University of New York Downstate College of Medicine in Brooklyn, NY, where he graduated Alpha Omega Alpha and co-founded the Downstate Chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society of which he is a member. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center. Dr. Seibert held positions as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at the UCLA School of Medicine, the Medical Director of the Southern California Men’s Medical Group, and a Clinical Instructor of Medicine at New York University Medical School and an attending physician at NYU Langone Medical Center. He was formerly a researcher at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and has published scientific articles in gerontology and male fertility. He is certified as an HIV Specialist through the American Academy of HIV Medicine (HHIVM).

Dr. Seibert’s areas of expertise include high-resolution anoscopy (HRA), specialized primary care, HIV, PrEP/PEP, preventative medicine, and male hormone replacement therapies. Dr. Seibert is deeply committed to the well-being of his patients and practices in a non-judgmental atmosphere to promote the health of his patients.

Michael Seibert, MD

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