Spring 2002 Seminars
Spring 2002 Seminar Schedule
| Date | Speaker, Affiliation, Seminar Title | Host |
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| January 16: | Dr. Michael G. Brown, Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, Division of Rheumatology and Immunology, University of Virginia Joint Appointment in Microbiology Candidate Nkc regulation of viral immunity – A tale of two mice | Dr. J. Thomas Parsons |
| January 24: Thurs 4:00 PM JCC Room G1/G2 | Dr. Brian L. Kelsall, Infectious Diseases Faculty Candidate Laboratory of Clinical Investigation, NIH Peyer’s patch dendritic cells and the induction of mucosal immune responses | Department of Microbiology and Division of Infectious Diseases |
| January 31: 4:00 PM JCC Auditorium | Distinguished Lecture Dr. Nicholas Cozzarelli, UC Berkeley Chromosome Segregation and DNA Unlinking | Dept. of Biochemistry& Molecular Genetics Dr. Edward Egelman |
| January 31: 3:00 PM Microbiology Library | Thesis Defense Public Seminar: Pam Bruce-Staskal Cas and FAK Can Function Independently to Promote Uptake of Yersinia pseudotubercu | Dr. Amy Bouton |
| February 1: 11:00 AM Microbiology Library | Thesis Defense Public Seminar: Carrie Adams Investigation of the Replication-related Functions of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae Trf-/Pol Sigma DNA Polymerase | Dr. Michael Christman |
| February 13: | Dr. David Waugh, NCI Structural Proteomics of the Yersinia pestis Yop Virulon | Dept. of Physiology & Dept. of Microbiology |
| February 14: Micro Library 1:00 PM | Jonathan Paul Carson, Department of Microbiology Thesis Defense Multiple AKT/PKB-Independent Survival Signaling Pathways Inhibit Apoptosis in LNCaP Prostate Cancer Cells | Dr. Michael Weber |
| February 15: Rotunda 2:00 PM | Mark Even Lindey, Department of Microbiology Thesis Defense A Functional Analysis of the Npap60/RanBP3 Family of Nuclear Transport Cofactors | Dr. Ian Macara |
| February 27: | Dr. Raymond B. Birge, UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical Center Signal transduction by Crk adaptor proteins | Dr. Kodi Ravichandran |
| March 6: | Dr. Jon Marsh, National Institutes of Health HIV Nef Activity in T Cells PNAS 96:8167; Science 293:1503; for review on Nef see Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 365:192 | Dr. David Camerini |
| March 13: | Dr. Susan Baserga, Yale University The yeast U3 processome: A large nucleolar RNP required for rRNA biogenesis | Dr. Ann Beyer |
| March 22: 1 PM, Jordan Hall Conference Center | Distinguished Lecture Dr. Pat Brown, Stanford University The Living Genome | Dept. of Biochemistry& Molecular Genetics Dr. Joe Wagstaff |
| March 27: | Dr. Jean Charron, Centre de recherche en cancrologie de L’Hotel-Dieu de Quebec Genetic analysis of the MAP/ERK kinase cascade | Dr. Andy Catling |
| April 2: 12 noon Jordan Hall Conference Center | Distinguished Lecture Dr. Lew Cantley, Harvard Medical School, & Beth Israel Deaconness Medical Center Signaling via PI 3-Kinase | Department of Cell Signaling, Dr. Ian Macara |
| April 3: | Dr. Paul C. Marker, University of California San Francisco (Mellon Prostate Cancer Institute Recruit) Identification of genes that control epithelial growth and differentiation during prostate development and cancer progression | Drs. J. Thomas Parsons & Michael J. Weber |
| April 10: | Dr. Michael Hengartner,University of Zurich Roads to ruin: apoptotic pathways in the nematode C. elegans. | Dr. Kodi Ravichandran |
| April 11: 2:00 PM Microbiology Library | Paul D. Deeble, Department of Microbiology Public Thesis Defense, UVa Mechanisms of Neuroendocrine Differentiation in Prostate Cancer Leading to Paracrine Growth Stimulation | Dr. Sarah J. Parsons |
| April 17: | Dr. Dana Gabuzda, Associate Professor, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School Pathogenic Mechanisms of Human Immunodeficiency Virus | Dr. David Camerini |
| April 24: | Dr. Joel D. Baines, Cornell University Herpes Simplex Virus DNA Packaging and Nucleocapsid Envelopment | Dr. Jay Brown |
| May 8: | Dr. Steven Hanks, Vanderbilt Focal adhesion kinase signaling in cell migration | Dr. Amy Bouton |
| May 9: 4:00 pm JCC 2ABC | Dr. Wesley C. Van Voorhis, faculty candidate, University of Washington Immune evasion during syphilis; evidence of antigenic variation byTreponema pallidum? | Div of ID & Dept. of Microbiology |
Summer 2002 |
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| June 12: 11:00 am | Dr. Deborah A. Lannigan, Center for Cell Signaling / PharmaBiologicals, UVa Novel signaling pathways that influence estrogen action | Dr. J. Thomas Parsons |
| June 26: 12 Noon Jordan 7006 (Library) | Dr. Daniel Gioeli, Department of Microbiology, UVa Candidate for Assistant Professor of Research MAPK Signaling and Androgen Receptor Phosphorylation in Prostate Cancer | Dr. Michael Weber |
| June 28: 11 AM Jordan 7006 (Library) | Dr. Song-Ze Ding, University of Texas Medical at Galveston, Postdoctoral Candidate A dual functional molecule, Apurinic/ Apyrimidinic Endonuclease-1, its expression and regulation by oxidative stress and bacteria infection in epithelial cells | Drs. Joanna Goldberg & Sonia Pearson-White |
| July 1: 12 Noon Jordan 7006 (Library) | Dr. A Wayne Orr, Post-Doctoral Candidate, University of Alabama-Birmingham Signaling Thrombospondin-induced Intermediate Adhesion and its Effect on Endothelial Cell Migration | Drs. J. Thomas Parsons & Rick Horwitz |
| July 2: 1:45 pm Jordan 7006 (Library) | Robert Bakin, Department of Microbiology Thesis Seminar Ras Mediated mechanisms of Prostate Cancer Progression | Dr. Michael Weber |
| July 24: 3:45 pm Jordan 7006 (Library) | Dr. Patrick D. Lyons, Post-Doctoral Candidate, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Identification of PTP-PEST Substrates | Dr. Ulrike Lorenz |