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The Physiology Department presents a program of weekly seminars designed to promote exposure to new research ideas, current research programs, and the exchange of updated research information and data. All interested faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend.

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November 20, 2003   Alexander Murashov, M.D., Ph.D.   New Approaches to Treat Neuronal Injuries: From Estrogenic Modulation to Stem Cell Transplantation   Assistant Professor Department of Physiology The Brody School of Medicine Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00 noon

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	If you have any comments or questions concerning the Physiology seminar series, please contact:
	Dr. Jan Teller, M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Physiology Dept. phone: 252.816.2780 fax: 252.816.3460 - OR - Dr. Alexander Murashov, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Physiology Dept. phone: 252.816.3111 fax: 252.744.3460

  Recent Presentations...

November 6, 2003   Brett D. Keiper, Ph.D.   Function of Translation Initiation Factors in Embyronic Development   Assistant Professor Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology The Brody School of Medicine Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00 noon

SPECIAL SEMINAR October 3, 2003   David D. Ginty, Ph.D.   Growth Factor Signaling and Development of the Peripheral Nervous System   Associate Professor Department of Neuroscience Howard Hughes Medical Institute The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Brody Building, Gold Auditorium Friday, 12:00 noon

August 7, 2003   Christopher Wingard, M.S., Ph.D.   Erectile Dysfunction: Not just NO, but also Rho and PKC   Assistant Professor Department of Physiology Medical College of Georgia Life Sciences Building, Room EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

July 15, 2003   Jian M. Ding, M.D., Ph.D.   The Neurobiology of Circadian Timing   Assistant Professor Hennepin County Medical Center University of Minnesota School of Medicine Life Sciences Building, Room EW-202 Tuesday, 12:00

July 10, 2003   Teresa Rose-Hellekant, Ph.D.   Modeling Mammary Carcinogenesis in Transgenic Mice   Assistant Scientist University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine Life Sciences Building, Room EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

June 26, 2003   Linda Hayward, Ph.D.   Neural Control of Circulation: The Role of the Midbrain   Assistant Professor Department of Physiological Sciences University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Life Sciences Building, Room EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

February 25, 2003   William D. Snider, M.D.   Roles of Growth Factor Signaling in Developmental and Regenerative Axon Growth   Director UNC Neuroscience Center UNC School of Medicine Brody Burgundy Auditorium Tuesday, 12:00

February 20, 2003   Jean-Luc Scemama, Ph.D.   The Hox Paradox: More Complex(es) Than Imagined   Assistant Professor Department of Biology East Carolina University Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

February 17, 2003   Ronald Terhung, Ph.D.   Skeletal Muscle Design: Structure-Function Relationship   Professor and Associate Chair Department of Veterinary Biomedical Sciences University of Missouri - Columbia Brody Building, 2E-100 Monday, 4:00

January 9, 2003   Chris Newgard, Ph.D.   An Interdisciplinary Approach for Development of New Diabetes Therapies   Professor Departments of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology and Internal Medicine Duke University Medical Center Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

December 5, 2002   Ronald W. Oppenheim, Ph.D.   Neuronal Development in the Absence of Programmed Cell Death Following Deletion of the Pro-Apoptotic Gene Bax   Professor Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy Wake Forest University School of Medicine Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

November 21, 2002   Michael R. Hoane, Ph.D.   Vita-nutrient Therapies for the Treatment of Brain Injuries and Diseases   Assistant Professor Department of Psychology Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

October 31, 2002   Rebecca L. Nolan   Characterization of HOX Gene Expression in Ovarian Epithelium: A Pilot Study   Graduate Student Department of Physiology Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

October 17, 2002   Jane L. Lubischer, Ph.D.   Impaired Response of Young Motoneurons to Injury and the Possible Role of Schwann Cells   Assistant Professor Department of Zoology North Carolina State University Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

 

	October 3, 2002		Jan Teller, Ph.D.
	Mass Spectrometry of Proteins and Peptides		Assistant Professor Department Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00

September 19, 2002   John J. Lemasters, M.D., Ph.D.   Mitochondrial Pathways to Necrosis, Apoptosis and Autophagy   Professor Department of Cell and Developmental Biology The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

September 5, 2002   Arron S.L. Xu, Ph.D.   ProteinChip SELDI Technology: A Single Platform Technology for Clinical, Research and Proces Proteomics   Field Research Scientist Ciphergen Biosystems Inc. Brody 2E-100 Thursday, 12:00

August 29, 2002   Jau-Shyong Hong, Ph.D.   Role of Microglia in Inflammation-Related Neurodegeneration   Head, Neuropharmacology Section NIEHS/NIH Research Triangle Park, NC Life Science Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

August 5, 2002   Professor Antionio Giuditta   Gene Expression in the Squid Giant Axon   Dipartimento di Fisiologia Generale e Ambientale Napoli, Italia Brody Building, 2E-100 Monday, 12:00

February 21, 2002   Nicholas V. Cozzi, Ph.D.   Novel Monoaminergic Agents   Assistant Professor Department of Pharmacology Life Sciences Building, EW-202 Thursday, 12:00

February 7, 2002   Scott E. Gordon, Ph.D.   Exercise Biology: Connecting the Dots between Physical Inactivity and Chronic Disease   Assistant Professor Human Performance Laboratory Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00

January 24, 2002   Bill Storey   Angiogenesis-directed Vascular Endothelial Cell Adhesion in Murine Tumor Model   Graduate Student Department of Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00

January 7, 2002   Debra J. Wolgemuth, Ph.D.   New Insight into the Role of the Mammalian A-Type Cyclins: From Meiosis Arrest to Myeloid Leukemia   Professor Department of Genetics and Development College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University Brody 2E-100 Monday, 4:00

December 20, 2001   Rob Noland   Myocardial Fatty Acid Oxidation   Graduate Student Department of Physiology Brody School of Medicine Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

December 6, 2001   Dr. Tatyana Ivanova-Nikolova   G protein regulation of ion channels: Is there a common language?   Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics Brody School of Medicine Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

November 15, 2001   Dr. Yoshimi Shibata   Splenic PGE2-Macrophages Shift From Th1 to Th2 Lymphocyte Responses in Tuberculosis   Department of Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

November 8, 2001   Dr. Lynis Dohm   Mechanism of Insulin Resistance in Skeletal Muscle   Professor Department of Biochemistry Brody School of Medicine Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

September 27, 2001   Dr. Boris Gafurov   Numerical Methods of the Computer Modeling of the Pre- and Postsynaptic Electrical Activity   Research Associate Department of Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

June 7, 2001   Dr. Jan Teller   Amyloid Precursor and its Rough Neighborhood   Assistant Professor Department of Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

May 17, 2001   Dr. Robert M. Lust   Hyperplasia and Hypertrophy: When is Adaptive Maladaptive?   Professor and Chairman Department of Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

May 10, 2001   Dr. Ronald N. Cortright   Uncoupling Protein Gene Expression in Human Skeletal Muscle Following Endurance Exercise and Energy Restriction   Assistant Professor, Depts. of Exercise and Sport Science and Physiology Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

April 26, 2001   Steve Simandle   Anti-apoptotic Proteins in Ischemic Preconditioning   Graduate Student, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

April 24, 2001   Dr. Joseph S. Janicki   Characteristics and Mechanisms of Angiotensin II Induced Myocardial Damage. Does this Damage Play a Role in the Progression of Heart Damage?   Professor, Physiology and Pharmacology, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies, Auburn University. Warren Life Sciences Bldg., Rm 202 Tuesday, 11:30

April 19, 2001   Alan Stephenson   Proteomics and Protein Microarray Technology   Graduate Student, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

April 12, 2001   Dr. Robert Carroll   The American Physiological Society Archive of Teaching Resources   Professor, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

March 29, 2001   Dr. Devi Nair   Vascular Endothelial Growth Factors: Proteins Which Guide the Development of the Vasculature   Research Associate, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

March 8, 2001   Justin Brown   Effect of Hemorrhage on Thermoregulatory Set Point   Graduate Student, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

February 22, 2001   Bill Rowan   Protein Nitration in the Lung   Graduate Student, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

February 8, 2001   Dr. Michael Van Scott, Ph.D.   Ongoing Studies into the Mechanisms and Therapy of Asthma   Professor, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

January 25, 2001   Ms. Jessica Gaskey   Comparison of the Polyamine and CAT (cationic amino acid) Transport Systems   Graduate Student, Physiology Dept. Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

January 11, 2001   Dr. Lax Katwa, Ph.D.   Endothelins in Cardiovascular Remodeling   Assistant Prof., Physiology Dept. Associate Prof., Cardiovascular Center Brody 6N-100 Thursday, 12:00 Noon

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