Pharmacology Pharmacology

Current Topics in Pharmacology 1997-1998 Schedule

Meets:  Wednesdays 12:30 PM
Room:  Room T-530/530A HSB

October  
1 Stanley McKnight, "An all new ER."
8 Amanda Kalaydjian, "Welcome home: p53 finds a brother in newly discovered p73."
15 Elizabeth Dunphy, "Love is in the air: Pheromone receptors in mammals."
29 Laird Sheldahl, "Who makes up these Journal Club titles? A clearly SMAD person."
November  
5 Dale Chenault, "We are Prion: you will be assimilated."
12 William A. Catterall, "Tipsy Synapses: NMDA and GABA receptors as Molecular Targets for Alcohol Intoxication."
19 Brian Hale, "Happy TrkA Day: Being Thankful for NGF Retrograde Signaling and CREB Phosphorylation."
26 Kevin White, "NO News is good News: Nitric Oxide's Controversial Role as a Retrograde Messenger in Long-Term Potentiation."
December  
3 Joe Beavo, "NF-KB Linked Signal Transduction Pathways."
10 Bin Li, "Host Cell Signaling Events Triggered by Bacterial Invasion."
January  
7 Charles Chavkin, "Tales from Two Cities."
14 Renée Chmelar, "Taking a JAB at cytokine signaling: Negative regulation by a novel protein family."
21 Laurie Nadler, "PINning down cell division: Regulation of mitosis by a novel protein isomerase."
February  
4 Vicki Tibbs, "Someone's in the kitchen with InaD: Signal coordination through PDZ scafflold protein."
11 Rejean Idzerda, "SGS1: A new gene for an age old problem?"
18 Kimberly Burton, "Mammalian homolog to the Drosophila period gene-it's about time."
25 Sandy Bajjalieh, "Cell's a poppin': The role of sphingolipids in cell death and proliferation."
March  
4 Rachel Squillace, "Three unique and cool mechanisms of translational regulation."
11 Randall Moon, "Axon guidance at the CNS midline in worms and flies."
18 Robin Gibson, "Tau-P or not Tau-P? The role of Tau phosphorylation in Alzheimer's Disease."
April  
1 Daniel M. Dorsa, "in search of the elusive membrane steroid receptor."
8 Sherri Rogalski, "The role of the melanocortin-4 receptor and the novel orexin receptor in appetite. Why Weight Watchers can't fool Mother Nature."
22 Neil Nathanson, "The ER membrane goes nuclear: SREBP, a membrane bound transcription factor."
29 Todd Scheuer, "Two heads are better than one: the kinesin superfamiliy and cellular transport."
May  
13 Arne Lekven, "Netrins and Midline Axon Guidance."
20 Bruce Tempel, "When are pumps, channels?"
27 Rob Batchelor, "beatA is no betaS: A physiological role for amyloid-beta?"
June  
3 Kristen Belmonte, "Neuronal Survival: No Neuron is an Island unto itself..."
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