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DEPARTMENTAL SEMINARS  2006-2007
Date Speaker Institution Title Host Time/Place
SEP   7 James Dennis Sr Investigator, Samuel Lunenfeld Res Institute, Mount Sinai Hosp, Toronto Cell surface microdomains, cytokine signaling and stem cell renewal I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
14 Peter Merrifield Dept of Anatomy & Cell Biology, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Univ of Western Ontario Stem cell therapy for regeneration of left ventricular structure and function in a canine model for myocardial infarct Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
21 Michael N Lehman Prof & Chair, Dept of Anatomy & Cell Biology, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Univ of Western Ontario Neuroendocrine control of reproduction and seasonality in a large animal model, the Suffolk ewe Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
27 Ronald M Evans
(4th D Harold Copp Lecture)
Prof & March of Dimes Chair in Molecular & Developmental Biol, Gene Expression Lab, Salk Insitute, San Diego, CA Nuclear receptors: metabolic engineering and the dawn of synthetic physiology Ken Baimbridge 4:00-5:00
LSC2
OCT   5 Susan Bonner-Weir
(Merck Frosst Distinguished Speaker)
Sr Investigator, Joslin Diabetes Centre; Assoc Prof, Harvard Medical School, Boston Pancreatic progenitors: lineage tracing reveals direct evidence that neogenesis occurs Timothy Kieffer 12:30-1:30
LSC3
12 Neale Ridgway Prof, Pediatrics and Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Dalhousie Univ, Halifax, NS Regulation of metabolic and cell signalling by oxysterol-binding proteins Chris Loewen 12:30-1:30
LSC3
25 John Rohde Pasteur Foundation Fellow, Unité de Pathogénie Microbienne Moléculaire, Institut Pasteur, Paris Saccharomyces cerevisiae, an excellent model to study diarrheal disease Chris Loewen 2:30-3:30
LSC3
NOV   2 Guy Tanentzapf Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Anatomy, Wellcome Trust/Cancer Research, Gurdon Institute of Cancer & Developmental Biology, Univ of Cambridge, UK Integrins and cell-matrix adhesion In fly development and morphogenesis Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
9 Lilach Gilboa Developmental Genetics, Skirball Institute, NYU Medical Center Checks and balances: soma - germ line interactions and the establishment of germ line stem cells Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
14 Ling Qi Postdoctoral Fellow, Peptide Biology Laboratories, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, San Diego Adipocytes, obesity and diabetes Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
16 Daniel Kwan PhD Candidate, Dept of Cellular & Physiological Sciences, UBC Modulation of Kv1.5 slow inactivation by external cations Steve Kehl 12:30-1:30
LSC3
23 Bruce MacIver
(website)
Affil Member, CPS; Prof, Island Medical Programme, Univ of Victoria; Assoc Prof of Neurophysiology, Stanford Univ School of Medicine Translational biomedical engineering: EEG signal analysis, from brain slices to fighter pilots Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
30 Susanne Clee Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Biochemistry, Univ of Wisconson, Madison Positional cloning of a type 2 diabetes susceptibility gene: SorCS1 Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
DEC   14 Stephanie Borgland NARSAD Essel Investigator, Ernest Gallo Clinic & Research Center, Univ of California, San Francisco Orexin: a new peptide input to learning and addiction Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
JAN   4 Iain Cheeseman Postdoctoral Fellow, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Univ of California, San Diego Building the kinestochore-microtuble interface Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
11 Michael Gold Co-leader, Infection, Inflammation & Immunity Research Group; Prof, Dept of Microbiology & Immunology, UBC Activation of the Rap GTPases coordinates cell morphology, migration, adhesion, and polarity in B lymphocytes and B16 melanoma cells I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC1510
18 Saulius Sumanas Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept of Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology, Univ of California, Los Angeles How to make a blood vessel: insights from the zebrafish Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
25 Rose Goodchild Assoc Research Scientist, Columbia Univ Medical Center, New York The torsins: AAA+ proteins of the nuclear envelope and CNS disease Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC1510
FEB   1 Zakaria Hmama Asst Prof, UBC-Division of Infectious Diseases, VGH Tuberculosis pathogenesis: biogenesis of mycobacterial phagosome in infected macrophages I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
8 Dale Laird Prof, Canada Research Chair in Gap Junctions & Disease, Dept of Anatomy & Cell Biology, Univ of Western Ontario, London Closing the "gap" on understanding connexin-linked diseases Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
15 Defne Yarar Senior Research Associate, Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, CA Understanding the connection between actin dynamics and membrane remodelling during endocytosis Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC3
15 Vincent Chen Depts of Chemistry & Physiology, Univ of Manitoba Functional proteomics of gap junctions Christian Naus 3:00-4:00
LSC1416
22 Brian Christie Asst Prof, Dept of Psychology, UBC Effects of exercise on hippocampal structure and function Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
LSC1510
MAR   1 Benjamin G Neel Director, Ontario Cancer Institute, Toronto & Prof, Dept of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston The Shp2/RAS/ERK pathway in health and disease Pauline Johnson 12:30-1:30
LSC3
9 Vladimir Gelfand Dept of Cell & Molecular Biology, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern Univ, Chicago Molecular motors in live cells: regulation and coordination of cargo transport Shernaz Bamji 12:30-1:30
LSC2
15 Paul Pavlidis Asst Prof, Dept of Psychiatry, UBC Bioinformatics Centre Large-scale mining of expression patterns in public microarray datasets I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
19 Martin A Schwartz
(Perceptions of the Cell Seminar Series)
Cardiovascular Res Center, Depts of Microbiology & Biomedical Engineering, Mellon Prostate Cancer Res Inst, Univ of Virginia, Charlottesville Regulation of lipid raft trafficking by integrins I Robert Nabi 4:00-5:00
LSC3
22 Paul Trainor Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Kansas City, MO Making faces: unmasking the role of neural crest cells in craniofacial development and congenital birth defects such as Treacher Collins syndrome Joy Richman 12:30-1:30
LSC3
29 Pauline Johnson Prof & Co-Director of Infection, Inflammation & Immunity Research Group, Dept of Microbiology & Immunology, UBC Regulation of CD44 mediated cell adhesion in the immune system I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
APR   5 Nabil G Seidah
(Perceptions of the Cell Seminar Series)
Director, Laboratory of Biochemical Neuroendocrinology, IRCM, Montreal The proprotein convertases: cellular biology and physiology I Robert Nabi
Francois Jean
12:30-1:30
LSC3
12 Charles Thompson Professor & Head, Dept of Microbiology & Immunology, UBC Foundations of antibiotic resistance in bacterial physiology - the mycobacterial paradigm I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
19 Anthony LaMantia Dept of Cell & Molecular Physiology, School of Medicine, Univ of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Noses, forebrains and limbs: shared mechanisms, divergent results Michael Underhill 12:30-1:30
LSC3
26 Salvatore Carbonetto Dept of Biology, Center for Research in Neuroscience, McGill Univ, Montreal General Hospital Research Institute Dystroglycan dysfunction causes mental retardation & muscular dystrophy. But what does it do & how does it do it? Hakima Moukhles 12:30-1:30
LSC3
MAY   3 Jeffrey Esko Prof of Cellular & Molecular Medicine, Co-Director of Glycobiology Research & Training Center, Univ of California, San Diego Proteoglycan-driven lipoprotein clearance in the liver: the long-sought clearance receptors for triglyceride rich lipoproteins? Michael Underhill 12:30-1:30
LSC3
17 Vincenzo Pirrotta
(McClintock Lecture)
Dept of Molecular Biology & Biochemistry, Rutgers Univ, Nelson Labs, Piscataway, NJ Polycomb silencing mechanisms and genomic programming Hugh Brock
(Zoology)
12:30-1:30
LSC3
31 Thomas Murphy
(Dharmacon Technical Series Seminar)
Dharmacon RNA Technologies, ThermoFisher Scientific miRNAs and siRNAs: understanding their shared mechanisms and application to discovery research I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
JUN   6 Angela Goodacre
Yiwei Jia
Olympus Canada In vivo fluorescence molecular imaging systems I Robert Nabi 10:00-3:00
LSC1510
14 Avraham Raz Prof of Pathology, Radiation & Oncology, Wayne State Univ School of Medicine, Detroit, MI On the role of Galectin-3 in cancer metastasis: from the bench to the clinic and back I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
LSC3
26 Rakesh Kumar
(Perceptions of the Cell Seminar Series)
John G & Marie Stella Kennedy Memorial Foundation Chair; Prof & Deputy Chair, Dept of Molecular & Cellular Oncology; Prof of Biochem & Molecular Biology; Adjunct Prof, Baylor College of Medicine; Univ of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Cytoskeleton signaling moves to the nucleus I Robert Nabi 4:00-5:00
LSC3
JUL   11 Christopher Ahern Research Asst Prof, Dept of Physiology, Inst of Hyperexcitability, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA Blockade of voltage-gated sodium channels by TTX and lidocaine: exploring energetics with unnatural amino acids Ken Baimbridge 12:30-1:30
LSC3
AUG   9 Saman Rezazadeh-Roudsari PhD Candidate, Dept of Cellular & Physiological Sciences, UBC Structural and genetic modulators of Kv channel activation kinetics David Fedida 12:30-1:30
LSC3