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DEPARTMENTAL SEMINARS  2007-2008
Date Speaker Institution Title Host Time/Place
SEP   20 Kevin Campbell
(Perceptions of the Cell Seminar Series)
Howard Hughes Medical Inst, Dept of Physiology & Biophysics, Dept of Neurology, Roy & Lucille Carver College of Medicine, Univ of Iowa Muscular dystrophy as a complex disease: insights from mouse models Hakima Moukhles 12:30-1:30
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OCT   1 Jacques Pouyssegur Prof, Institute of Signaling, Developmental Biology & Cancer Research, Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France How tumor cells survive hypoxic, nutrient deprived and acidic microenvironment Masa Numata 12:00-1:00
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11 Lynne Quarmby Prof, Dept of Molecular Biology & Biochemistry, Simon Fraser Univ Cilia and the Nek family of cell cycle kinases I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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18 Gerhard P Dahl Prof, Dept of Physiology & Biophysics, Univ of Miami, Florida Pannexin1: the elusive ATP release channel? Casey Van Breemen 12:30-1:30
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25 Christopher Proud Prof & Dept Head, Dept of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, UBC A talk about TORCs: mTOR signaling in cellular regulation I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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NOV   1 Leonard Foster Asst Prof, Dept of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, UBC Exploring host-pathogen interactions with quantitative proteomics I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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8 Martin Koebel Genetic Pathology Evaluation Center, Dept of Pathology, VGH Ovarian carcinoma dissemination - from a pathologist viewpoint to single cell migration Calvin Roskelley 12:30-1:30
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15 Ulrich Tepass
(McClintock Seminar Series)
Assoc Chair for Research, Dept of Cell & Systems Biology, Univ of Toronto Mechanisms of epithelial polarization and morphogenesis Vanessa Auld 12:30-1:30
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22 Rhonda Wideman PhD Candidate in Physiology, Dept of Cellular & Physiological Sciences, UBC Manipulating proglucagon processing in the pancreatic alpha-cell for the treatment of diabetes Tim Kieffer 12:30-1:30
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29 Jackie Vogel Asst Prof & CIHR New Investigator, Dept of Biology, McGill Univ, Montreal Exploring mechanisms of spindle positioning in budding yeast: from genome scale analyses to the actin-microtubule interface Vanessa Auld 12:30-1:30
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JAN   10 Patrick Lajoie PhD Candidate in Anatomy & Cell Biology, Dept of Cellular & Physiological Sciences, UBC The role of β1,6N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase V-dependent glycosylation in receptor signaling and membrane trafficking I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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17 Radu V Stan Asst Prof, Pathology; Microbiology & Immunology, Dartmouth Medical School, Angiogenesis Research Center, Dept of Pathology, Borwell, Lebanon, NH PV1 is a novel marker of caveolae endocytosis I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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24 Fabio Rossi Asst Prof & Canada Research Chair in Regenerative Medicine, Biomedical Research Centre & Dept of Medical Genetics, UBC It takes a village: interplay of multiple mesenchymal progenitors in muscle regeneration I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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31 Robert Hoffman
(Olympus Seminar Series)
AntiCancer Inc, Univ of California at San Diego In vivo molecular imaging with fluorescent proteins: a new paradigm for drug discovery I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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FEB   7 Yu Tian Wang Brain Research Center, UBC Signaling role of AMPA receptor endocytosis – beyond synaptic plasticity I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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14 Peter Watson Prof, Dept of Pathology; Director, TTR, BC Cancer Agency, Vancouver Island Center, Deeley Research Center, Victoria Taking a Jab at the heart of breast cancer Calvin Roskelley 12:30-1:30
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22 Edwin S Levitan Prof of Pharmacology, Molecular Pharmacology Training Program, Univ of Pittsburg School of Medicine An inside-out look at synaptic function Douglas Allan 12:30-1:30
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28 Jake Kushner Asst Prof, Dept of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, Univ of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Growth and regeneration of adult beta cells of the islets of Langerhans does not involve specialized progenitors Jim Johnson 12:30-1:30
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28 Gabriel Corfas Assoc Prof, Neurology Dept, Children's Hospital, Harvard Univ Molecular mechanisms of neuron-glia interactions: roles in development and disease I Robert Nabi 4:00-5:00
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MAR   13 Stephen Michnick Assoc Prof, Dept of Biochemistry, Canada Research Chair in Integrative Genomics, Univ of Montreal Global structure and local dynamics of the yeast protein interactome Chris Loewen 12:30-1:30
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27 Michael Levine Prof, Dept of Molecular & Cell Biology, UC Berkley, CA Gene networks for Drosophila gastrulation and Ciona heart cell migration Linda Matsuuchi 12:30-1:30
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APR   10 Stephen SG Ferguson Scientist, Robarts Research Institute; Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario Career Investigator; Tier I Canada Research Chair in Molecular Neurobiology; London, ON Dynamic molecular regulation of GPCR signal transduction complexes T Michael Underhill 12:30-1:30
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17 Marek Michalak Prof and Chair, Dept of Biochemistry; CIHR Senior Scientist, Univ of Alberta, Edmonton Quality control of the secretory pathway and cardiogenesis Ed Moore 12:30-1:30
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17 Ari Helenius
(Perceptions of the Cell Seminar Series)
Prof Institute of Biochemistry, Swiss Federal Institute of Biotechnology, Zurich How viruses enter animal cells I Robert Nabi 2:00-3:00
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24 Esther Verheyen Assoc Prof & Assoc Chair, Dept of Molecular Biology & Biochemistry, Simon Fraser Univ Control of cellular differentiation and signaling by Hipk and Nemo-like protein kinases Douglas Allan 12:30-1:30
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MAY   1 Phil Hieter Director, Michael Smith Laboratories; Prof, Dept of Medical Genetics, UBC Chromosome instability in yeast and cancer I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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8 Bruce J Nicholson Prof & Chair, Dept of Biochemistry, Univ of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Decoding the language of gap junction communication: consequences for growth suppression and cell motility Christian Naus 12:30-1:30
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15 Rick Wozniak Prof, CIHR Scientist AHFMR Scientist, Dept of Cell Biology, U Alberta, Edmonton Signaling between nuclear pore complexes and kinetochores I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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22 Kurt Haas Asst Prof, Brain Research Center, Dept of Cellular & Physiological Sciences, UBC Activity-dependent neuronal growth in the intact and awake developing brain I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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29 Scott Covey Instructor, Dept of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, UBC The role of leptin in diabetes and obesity Tim Kieffer 12:30-1:30
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JUN   5 Peter Roy Assoc Prof, Dept of Molecular Genetics, Terrence Donnelly Centre for Cellular & Biomolecular Research, U Toronto How the genetics of guided membrane extension to the midline of C. elegans is leading to critical insight into Opitz syndrome in humans Don Moerman 12:30-1:30
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19 W James Nelson
(Perceptions of the Cell Seminar Series)
Dept of Biological Sciences and Dept of Molecular & Cellular Physiology, Stanford Univ, Palo Alto, CA New insights into cell-cell adhesion and development of epithelial cell polarity I Robert Nabi 12:30-1:30
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JUL   24 Michael Richardson Prof, Institute of Biology, Leiden Univ, Kaiserstraat 63, Leiden, The Netherlands Evolution and development of birds and snakes Joy Richman 4:00-5:00
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31 Valerie Weaver Assoc Prof of Surgery; Director, Center for Bioengineering & Tissue Regeneration, Univ of California at San Francisco Transformation: a force to resist Calvin Roskelley 12:30-1:30
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AUG   8 Bruce Molitoris Prof of Medicine, Director of Nephrology, Director of the Indiana Center for Biological Microscopy at Indiana Univ 2-photon microscopy: advancing from kidney functional studies in rats to utilization in man I Robert Nabi 4:00-5:00
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