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Seminar in Biomedical Sciences (MSBS591A) – 1 credit

Course Description: Chee-Gun Lee, Ph.D (MSB E617b, leecg@umdnj.edu)

Faculty representing programs and departments in the GSBS will be invited to present their research and engage in discussion with the class. Students are given a paper to read one week prior to faculty presentations and one group of students is assigned to act as hosts and to lead discussion each week. All materials and papers can be found on the GSBS-Newark website.

Evaluation:

Student evaluation is based on classroom participation and a paper (3-5 pages) to be submitted by December 10, 2008, summarizing one of the presentations and proposing future experiments in the field, in the form of one Specific Aim. Attendance at each seminar is expected – if you miss a session you are required to write a two-page summary of the assigned paper.

Course Description

Schedule: September 03 – December 10 (5:00-6:00 PM) at MSB-B610

Date

Speaker

Department

Title

Sept. 03

Chee-Gun Lee, PhD

Biochemistry/Molecular Biology

Introduction to the course

Sept. 10

Pranela Rameshwar, PhD

Medicine

Stem Cell Biology and the Promise of Clinical Therapies

Sept. 17

Anna Barrett,
MD

Neuroscience,
PNMR

Perceptual-attentional and motor-intentional bias in near and far space

Sept. 24

Pat O’Connor, PhD

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Altering Lipid Signaling Pathways to Control
Tissue Regeneration

Oct. 01

Robert F. Heary, MD

Neurosurgery

Experimental Spinal Cord Injury
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

Oct. 08

David Lukac, PhD

Microbiology and Molecular Genetics

Latency and Reactivation of Human tumor viruses

Oct. 15

Vincent Tsiagbe, PhD

 

Oral Biology

The tortuous path of endogenous retroviral
superantigen in germinal center-derived B cells lymphomagenesis: The essence of Research

Oct. 22

Kevin Fennelly, MD, MPH

Center for Emerging Pathogens

Modern Miasmas
Part 1
Part 2

Oct. 29

Diego Fraidenraich, PhD

Cell Biology and Molecular Medicine

Embryonic stem cells use distinct mechanisms to correct heart and skeletal muscle disease

Nov. 5

Andre Goy, MD

Hackensack Hospital

Cancer Biology in the Clinical Setting

Nov. 12

David Wah, PhD

PHRI

Structure and Mechanism of Transcription in Trypanosomes

Nov. 19

Janine Santos, PhD

Pharmacology and Physiology

hTERT and its role in mitochondrial quality control

Dec. 3

Carolyn Suzuki, PhD

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

TBA

Dec. 10

Paper Due