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Pathobiology 580, 2007-2008
Pathobiology Seminar Series Instructor: Gerard Cangelosi Email: jerry.cangelosi@sbri.org Office: Seattle Biomedical Research Institute Office Hours: By appointment Telephone: 256-7313 Thursdays as scheduled, 4:00 to 5:00 PM, T-531 Health Sciences Building, University of Washington, unless otherwise noted. There will be 3 to 5 seminars per quarter.
DESCRIPTION: Speakers from the GRADING: 1 credit, pass/no pass. In order to earn credit for this course, enrollees must attend all scheduled seminars each quarter. Exceptions will be made only for unusual and unavoidable conflicts. Within one week after each scheduled seminar, students must record their attendance (or their reasons for not attending) on line in a Catalyst survey page (URL to be announced). In addition to attending seminars, each student will write a <1-page discussion of ONE Pathobiology seminar of his/her choice per quarter. The discussion should include at least 1 paragraph summarizing what the student would consider to be the next steps in the research or projects presented in the seminar. It is not necessary to discuss seminar content in detail. Discussions in electronic or paper form must be submitted to the Course Organizer during finals week as specified by the instructor. Discussions will be read and graded by the Course Organizer. SPEAKER SCHEDULE: The most recent speaker schedule is posted below. Unexpected schedule changes are inevitable, usually at the request of speakers. Therefore, students are cautioned to check the schedule often, and to be available to attend the seminar as needed during its time slot each week. DATE SPEAKER SPRING QUARTER 2008 Thursday April 10 4:00 PM T-733 HSC, UW Lakshmi Rajagopal, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology University of Seattle Childrens Hospital Research Institute Toxin Regulation in Group B Streptococcus http://depts.washington.edu/idimmweb/facultyMember.php?sort=20 May 8 4:00 PM CANCELLED Olga Lomovskaya, PhD Senior Director of Biology Mpex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Efflux pumps in Gram-Negative Bacteria: Structure, Mechanism and Practical Applications Thursday May 15 4:00 PM T-733 HSC, UW San-Pin Wang Endowment Lecture Priscilla B. Wyrick, PhD Professor & Chair of Microbiology Trafficking of Chlamydia trachomatis antigens to the endoplasmic reticulum of infected polarized human endometrial epithelial cells http://qcom.etsu.edu/Microbiology/Faculty/Wyrick/Wyrick%20Main%20Index.html Thursday May 22 4:00 PM Discovery SBRI Anil Kumar Ojha, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Fellow in the lab of Graham Hatfull Department of Biological Sciences Title: TBA Spring Quarter 2008 PATHOBIOLOGY SEMINARS Seminars are in T-733 Health Sciences Complex, University of Washington; or Discovery Conference Room, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute, Updated May 5, 2008 Thursday May 29 4:00 PM T-733 HSC, UW Pathobiology Student-Invited Speaker Leslie Schiff, Ph.D.Professor of Breaking and Entering: Cell Entry by Oncolytic Reoviruses |
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