2011 OSU Molecular Life Sciences
Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs Symposium

 

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Time Presenter Title PI
Monday 09:00-09:20amJane Jackman
 New roles for an ancient enzyme: tRNA 5'-end maintenance by Thg1 family enzymes
Monday 09:20-09:40amBrian Kaspar
 Familial and Sporadic ALS Derived Astrocytes Confer Toxicity to Motor Neurons Brian Kaspar
Monday 09:40-10:00amJonathan Davis
 Engineering Ca2+ binding proteins to correct cardiac muscle diseases Jonathan P. Davis
Monday 10:00-10:15amThomas Bebee
 Development of a mouse model to study SMN splicing and replacement therapy Dr. Dawn S. Chandler Ph.D.
Monday 10:15-10:30amBrian Smith
 Mechanistic insights into 3’--5' nucleotide addition by eukaryotic tRNAHis guanylyltransferase (Thg1) Jane Jackman
Monday 10:50-11:05amRyan Pavlovicz
 Title not published online Chenglong Li
Monday 11:05-11:20amMansi Arora
 Chromatin Ubiquitination and Transcriptional Memory Jeffrey D. Parvin
Monday 11:20-11:35amBrandon Sullivan
 Engineering proteins from sequence statistics Thomas J. Magliery
Monday 11:35-11:50amKristen Funk
 The “Tau Code” of Alzheimer’s Disease Jeff Kuret
Monday 03:00-03:15pmStephane Gabilly
 Emergence of a plastid-localized, disulfide-reducing pathway required for cytochrome c assembly. Patrice Hamel
Monday 03:00-03:15pmAbdulkerim Eroglu
 Some β-Apocarotenoids function as antagonists of Retinoic Acid Receptors by directly competing at the ligand binding site Earl H. Harrison
Monday 03:15-03:30pmBryon Mahler
 Title not published online Justin Wu
Monday 03:15-03:30pmEric Johnson
 Proteomic analysis of the dystrophin-associated protein complex reveals differences between cardiac and skeletal muscle: implications for muscular dystrophies. Federica Montanaro
Monday 03:30-03:45pmMichael P. Brandt
 The PI3K/Akt Signaling Axis Modulates Radioactive Iodide Influx and Retention in Thyroids of Mice Harboring Thyroid Tumors Sissy M. Jhiang
Monday 03:30-03:45pmShweta Kotian
 Histone Deacetylases 9 and 10 are Required for Homologous Recombination Dr. Jeffrey D. Parvin
Monday 03:45-04:00pmHaritha Mathsyaraja
 A miR-29/Ets2 Regulatory Pathway in Tumor Associated Macrophages Promotes Metastatic Mammary Tumor Progression Michael C. Ostrowski
Monday 03:45-04:00pmRavindra Amunugama
 RAD51 turnover is regulated by the ATP cap during homologous recombinational repair Richard Fishel
Monday 04:00-04:15pmIan Kleckner
 Mechanisms of Allosteric Gene Regulation by NMR Quantification of μs-ms Protein Dynamics Mark P. Foster
Monday 04:00-04:15pmShu-hao Hsu
 Loss of microRNA-122 in mice causes hepatic inflammation and hepatocarcinogenesis Kalpana Ghoshal
Monday 04:15-04:30pmJessica Fleming
 Identification of Genetic Risk Factors for Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma Susceptibility on Chromosome 7 Amanda E. Toland
Monday 04:15-04:30pmJohn Shimko
 Generation of a fully synthetic modified histone H3 library Jennifer J. Ottesen
Monday 04:30-04:45pmMahesh Chemudupati
 Gle1 Translocates from the nuclear pore complex to the nuclear membrane during mitosis in Aspergillus nidulans Stephen A. Osmani
Monday 04:30-04:45pmCai Chen
 Comparison of insertional RNA editing in Myxomycetes Ralf Bundschuh
Monday 04:45-05:00pmZeina Kais
 KIAA0101: a potential biomarker for breast cancer Jeffrey Parvin
Monday 04:45-05:00pmSean McClory
 Insights into the accurate translation of the genetic code by the ribosome Kurt Fredrick