Fall 2005 Seminars

Date	Speaker, Affiliation, Title	Host, Location
9/14
9/21	Helen Piwnica Worms, Ph.D; Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Investigator Washington University School of Medicine Professor, Department of Cell Biology/Physiology and Internal Medicine Mammalian Cell Cycle and Checkpoint Control	Ian Macara, Ph.D.
10/19	Beth Kirkpatrick, MD; Associate Professor of Medicine, U. of Vermont, College of Medicine, Infectious Diseases Unit Human Immune Responses to CryptosporidiumInfections	William A. Petri, MD, Ph.D
10/26	Dr. Paul Russell, Ph.D. Department of Molecular Biology, Scripps Research Institute Recognition of Damaged DNA by Checkpoint Proteins	Brautigan, Ph.D., grad. students Seminar hosted and sponsored by Center for Cell Signaling and Department of Microbiology
11/2	Dr. Connie Cepko, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Harvard Medical School, Department of Genetics Cell fate determination in the vertebrate retina	Host: Doug DeSimone sponsored by: CDB Graduate Program, Neuroscience Graduate Program, and the Morphogenesis and Regenerative Medicine Institute note: coffee at 3:45pm location: Jordan Hall Conference Center
11/16	AWes Sundquist, Ph.D. : HIV Assembly and Budding joint Cell Biology and Microbiology seminar.	Judy White, Ph.D
11/21 Monday	Angela L. Zarling, Ph.D. Novel Identification of Phosphopeptides as Potential Targets for Cancer Immunotherapy	JT Parsons, Ph.D. Jordan Hall Rm 1-17, coffee at 3:45pm, seminar at 4pm
11/30	Igor Olekhnovich, Ph.D. Research Asst. Professor Candidate	JT Parsons, Ph.D.
12/7	Sally Parsons, Ph.D. Distinguished Lecture Series c-Src/EGF receptor synergy: Implications for drug resistance in breast and prostate cancer	Kodi Ravichandran, Ph.D.
12/14	Mitch Smith, Ph.D. Distinguished Lecture Series “Molecular Genetics of Chromatin Structure and Function”	Kodi Ravichandran, Ph.D.