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Pharmacology Journal Club
is held on selected Mondays during the Fall and Spring Terms in the Thomas E. Starzl Biomedical Tower, Conference Room 1395 beginning at 8:30 am.
Announcements may also be found on:
The Department of Pharmacology & Chemical Biology Events Calendar
and on the electronic message board in the main hall on the 13th floor of BSTWR.
Investigating the influence of oxidative stress and the role of Prdx1 in the regulation of lysyl oxidase mediated ECM and collagen remodeling in breast cancer metastasis
"New insights into endothelial responses in pulmonary hypertension: potential roles for EBP50 and Aqp1”
Anastasia Gorelova and "A Role for NCOA7 in the Pathogenesis of Pulmonary Hypertension" Lloyd Harvey
"Swopping Regulated Death Programs”
Andrew Lamade and "G protein-coupled receptor kinases modulate Aβ generation" Nicholas Todd
Luminescence activated cyclase allows localized photo and chemical stimulation of cAMP synthesis
"Diazepam Accelerates GABAA Receptor Synaptic Exchange and Alters Intracellular Trafficking”
Joshua Lorenz-Guertin and "Kinase domain mutations of PKD as potential drivers of tumorigenesis" Victoria Veroli
"Rad55 phosphorylation drives interaction with the Shu complex for repair of MMS DNA lesions in S. cerevisiae”
Braulio Bonilla
"Endothelial ENaC modulates vascular reactivity with high salt diet”
Stephanie Mutchler and "NO2-OA and Dendritic Cell Function" Gregory Buchan
"Inhibition of Poly-ADP Ribosylation on Telomere Maintenance by ALT"
Song-My Hoang and "Exploring Electrophilic Fatty Acids Regulate RAD51 Function and Potentiate DNA Damaging Agent Effects on Triple Negative Breast Cancer Cell Growth" Alparslan Asan
Impact of Nrf2 signaling on thiol homeostasis and renal physiology
"The anti-leukemic effect of the tyrosine kinase inhibitor A-419259 is dependent upon inhibition of FLT3-ITD and Src-family kinases”
Ravi Patel and "Defining the structural basis of HIV-1 Nef dimerization in functional complexes with host cell effectors" Ryan Staudt
Outcomes: Time to disseration, last five graduating clasess: 4.5 years, Completion Rate: 84.8% Ranked #12 in National of Institute of Health funding of departments of Pharmacology
Ranked in the top 15 in funding for twenty two consecutive years
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