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Date
Speaker
Title of Seminar
9/24/09
Michael Court , Ph.D.
Tufts
University
Boston,
MA
"Use of the human liver bank
as a model system to understand the molecular basis for
interindividual variability in drug glucuronidation"
10/8/09
John Marshall ,
Ph.D.
Brown
University
Providence, RI
"Molecular Mechanisms
Regulating Kainate Receptor Trafficking and Functional Organization"
11/12/09
Martha Shenton , Ph.D
Harvard
Medical School
Boston,
MA
"MR and Diffusion Tensor
Imaging Findings in Schizophrenia and Related Disorders"
12/3/09
Shahram
Khademi , Ph.D.
University of Iowa
Iowa
City, IA
"The
structure and mechanism of ammonia channels"
2/4/10
F. Peter
Guengerich , Ph.D.
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN
"Elucidating the functions of orphan cytochromes
P450"
3/4/10
Wayne Bowen , Ph.D.
Brown University
Providence, RI
"Sigma-2 receptor-mediated apoptosis in cancer
cells"
3/15/10
Shiyong Wu , Ph.D.
Ohio
University
Athens,
OH
"UVC-induced
NF-kB activation - IkB dependent or independent: that is a question"
4/1/10
Dennis Pelletier
Pfizer
Groton,
CT
"Applications of systems toxicology in
pharmaceutical research"
4/29/10
James Boyer , M.D.
Yale
University School of Medicine
New
Haven, CT
"Looking
back to the future - a 4 decade perspective on hepatic transport
function"
5/13/10
Y.
Eugene Chin , M.D., Ph.D.
Brown
University Medical School
Providence, RI
"Signal
transduction switches from tyrosine phosphorylation to acetylation"
Unless otherwise noted in the announcement, all seminars are held at
4:00 PM in Fogarty Hall, Room 214 on the University of Rhode Island's
Kingston Campus. Refreshments are served at 3:30 PM. Seminar
titles are typically available approximately 3 - 4 weeks prior to the date
of the seminar.
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3/22/2013 - "Revealing
Nonobvious Features in Noncoding Human DNA - Insights for Evolution, Gene
Expression and Disease " by Laura Elnitski, Ph.D., National Human Genome
Institute, National Institutes of Health
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Regional IDeA Meeting , University of Delaware, Newark, DE
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Meeting , Salve Regina University, Newport, RI
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