CURRICULUM VITAE
2008
J. JOHN COHEN, MD, CM, PhD
ADDRESS:
Department
of Immunology, MailStop B184
Room
4553G
University
of Colorado Denver
School
of Medicine
Denver,
CO 80262, USA
Phone: +1 303 315-8898
E-mail: john.cohen@uchsc.edu
http://www.uchsc.edu/immuno/faculty/profiles/facultyrev/cohenj.htm
HOME ADDRESS:
3735 East Seventh Avenue
Parkway
Denver,
CO 80206-4018, USA
EDUCATION:
McGill University, Montréal 1955-59 BSc Biochemistry (Honors)
1959-60 MSc Biochemistry/Endocrinology
1960-64 PhD Biochemistry/Immunology
1964-68 MD, CM.
INTERNSHIP:
Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal 1968-69
(Medicine).
POSTDOCTORAL
FELLOWSHIPS:
·
1969-71: University of Colorado
Medical School, Denver, Colorado (with Henry Claman)
·
1971-72: NIMR, Mill Hill, and University College, London (with Avrion
Mitchison)
MEDICAL
LICENSES:
·
Québec (inactive)
·
Colorado
APPOINTMENTS:
·
Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado Medical School,
1972-75.
·
Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, and Medicine,
University of Colorado Medical School, 1975-77.
·
Associate Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, and Medicine,
University of Colorado Medical
School, 1978-85.
·
Professor of Microbiology and Immunology (now Immunology), and Medicine
University of Colorado Medical
School, 1985-
· Visiting Professor, Department of Molecular Biology, Swiss Institute for Experimental
Cancer
Research, Lausanne, Switzerland, June 1987- May 1988.
PROFESSIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS:
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Alpha Omega Alpha
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American Association of Immunologists
·
American Association for the Advancement of Science
·
American Association for the History of Medicine
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, HONORS,
AND PRIZES:
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J. Francis Williams Scholar, (Internal Medicine), McGill: 1968
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Medical Research Council of Canada Fellow: 1969-1972
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The Clemens von Pirquet Award: 1971
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American Association of Immunologists Travel Awards: 1974, 1977
·
Kaiser Permanente Award- Best Basic Sciences Teacher: 1980, 1985, 1998
Honorable Mention: 1982, 1984, 1986,
1987
·
University of Colorado Excellence in Teaching Award: every year,
1982-2007
·
University of Colorado Award for Contributions to Minority Education:
1984
·
University of Colorado Medical School Teacher of the Year: 1986, 1987,
1992, 1994, 1999
·
Chancellor's Teaching Recognition Award: 1990, 2000
·
ARCS Foundation “Man of the Year”: 1990
·
University of Colorado President's Teaching Scholar (the University’s
highest teaching recognition, a lifetime appointment): 1992
·
Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society, Honorary Faculty Member: 1992
·
Broward County Distinguished Scholar: 1993
·
Ecker Lecturer, Case Western Reserve University: 1994
·
President's Award for Teaching Excellence: 1994, 1999
·
BankOne Faculty Community Service Award: 1995-6
·
Joseph W. St. Geme Jr., M.D. Award: 1996
·
Nobel Lecturer, University of Oklahoma: 1996
·
Nelson Distinguished Lecturer, Montana State University: 1997
·
Colo. Healthcare Communicators Gold
Leaf Award for Mini Med School: 1997, 2001, 2003
·
Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science: 2000
·
AΩA Robert J. Glaser Distinguished Teacher Award: 2001 (Award for
best teachers in Schools of Medicine nationally)
·
Listed in ISI Highly Cited as one
of “the world's most influential researchers” in Immunology, 2003. (One of our papers is
the 2nd most highly cited publication on apoptosis).
·
Colorado Healthcare Communicator of the year,
2006
·
Doctor honoris
causa, Université de Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada 2007
CONSULTANTSHIPS AND BOARDS:
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Immunological Sciences Study Section, N.I.H., 1984-88
·
Special Study Sections, N.I.H., 1985, 1991, 1999, 2005
·
Chair, Scientific Board, Milheim Foundation, 1984-
·
Board and chair, Grants Committee, Arthritis Foundation, Rocky Mountain
Chapter, 1990-96
·
Advisory Committee, NASA Center for Space Environmental Health, 1992-2000
·
Honorary member, Board of Directors, CU Medical School Alumni
Association, 2000-
·
Steering Committee, Given Institute, 2000-
·
Editor (Immunology) McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science &
Technology, 2002-
·
Editorial Advisory Board, Central European Journal of Biology, 2005-
·
Advisory Board, CU President’s Fund for the Humanities, 2008-
SELECTED INVITED PRESENTATIONS:
1999-
Keystone
Symposium on Apoptosis/Programmed Cell Death, Breckinridge, CO, April 1999
Co-organizer with John Cidlowski
NIEHS
Symposium of Apoptosis and Toxicology, Research Triangle Park, April 1999
Keynote address: “Too Many Things Cause Thymocyte Apoptosis: A
Biological Perspective on Cell Death”
FASEB
Summer Conference on Calpain, Copper Mountain, CO, June 1999
Topic: “Role of Calpain in
Apoptosis”
Forum
on Immunological Science, Dallas, June 1999
Topic: “Murder, Suicide, and
Cannibalism in the Immune System”
Marshall
University School of Medicine, Huntington, WV, November 1999
Topic: “Apoptosis: Are There Too
Many Ways to Die?”
University
of Amsterdam Medical School, November 1999
Topic: “Calcium-Regulated
Proteinases in Apoptosis”
Environmental
Mutagenesis Society, New Orleans, April 2000
Topic: “Why Do So Many Things Cause
Apoptosis?”
McGill
University, Montreal, February 2001
Topic: Medical Grand Rounds:
“Talking to the people who pay the bills”
McGill
University, Montreal, February 2001
Topic: Education Grand Rounds: “The
Mini Med School”
McGill
University, Montreal, February 2001
Topic: “YOU are what you eat: random
thoughts about apoptosis”
Western
Group on Educational Affairs, AAMC, Los Angeles, April 2001
Topic: “The Mini Med School”
Montana
State University, Bozeman, September 2001
Topic: “Complex
microbial molecules that make cells commit suicide”
Southern
University, Baton Rouge, April 2002
Topic: “Strange
microbial molecules that make cells commit suicide”
University
of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, April 2002
Topic: “Strange
microbial molecules that make cells commit suicide”
University
of Colorado, Denver, April 2004
Topic: “Strange
microbial molecules that make cells commit suicide”
NIH/AAMC
Workshop on Mini Med Schools, Boston, November 2004
Topic: “A Brechtian Look at Public Education”
Society for Free Radicals in Biology and Medicine,
St. Thomas, USVI, November 2004
Topic:
“Inflammation and Immunity From Innate Oysters to Adaptive Humans”
American College of Physicians, Colorado Springs,
February 2005
Topic:
“Getting in touch with your inner leukin”
11th International Psoriasis Symposium,
Chicago, June 2005
Topic:
“Th1 vs. Th2 vs Treg: Manipulating sibling rivalry to treat disease”
AAAS Annual Meeting, St Louis, February 2006
Chair,
symposium on Public Education: Café, Car, Couch or Clinic?
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, March 2006
Topic:
“The Black Death Wasn’t Plague”
International Conference of Café Scientifique
Organizers, Leeds, UK, May 2007
Topic:
“Evaluating the Café”
Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke Québec,
September 2007
Topic:
“The Mini-Med School”
Deutschen Gesellschaft für
Sozialmedizin und Prävention, Hannover, September 2008
Symposium on Mini Med Schools and Patientenuniversität
University of California Irvine, November 2008
Keynote
speaker, Medical Scientists Training Program retreat
ADMINISTRATIVE AND SERVICE
ACTIVITIES:
·
Head, Immunology Program, University of Colorado Cancer Center,
1989-1996.
·
Graduate Student Advisor, Department of Microbiology and Immunology,
1989-1993.
·
Chair, Steering Committee, University of Colorado Interdepartmental
Program in Immunology, 1990-1995.
·
Principal Investigator, NIH- NIAID Immunology Training Grant,
1991-1994.
·
Graduate Program Committee, Department of Immunology, 1994-
·
Steering Committee, President's Teaching Scholars, 1994-
·
Health Sciences Center Teaching Excellence Committee, 1992-
·
Biomedical Research Support Grant Committee, 1988-1993.
·
Medical School Student Promotions Committee, 1983-1994.
·
Medical School Curriculum Committee, 1985-
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Curriculum Review Subcommittee, 1985-9.
·
Advisor to Colorado Students for AIDS Prevention, 1989-
·
Dean's Advisory Committee on Medical School Development, 1986-1990.
·
Task Force on Medical Student Harassment, March 1986.
·
Speaker, Academic Symposium for the Inauguration of the President of
CU, March 1986.
·
Graduate School Doctoral Fellowship Committee, 1986-
·
Cancer Center Committee on Student Fellowships, 1990-
·
University of Colorado Fellows' Society, 1990-
·
Ad Hoc Committee on Teaching Excellence (University of Colorado
Systemwide), 1989.
·
Speaker, Academic Symposium for the Inauguration of the President of
CU, 1991.
·
University of Colorado President's External Relations Strategy Team,
1992-3.
·
Medical School Informatics Subcommittee, 1998-
·
Medical School Essentials (Competencies) Subcommittee, 1999-
·
Exhibit Coordinator, Medical School Gala, 2000.
·
Course coordinator, second year School of Medicine, 2000-
·
LCME Accreditation Steering Committee and Subcommittees, 2000-2002
·
Medical School Course Curriculum Revision Subcommittee, 2001-
·
Medical School Subcommittee on Tracks and Class Size, 2002-
·
AΩA-AAMC Glaser Distinguished Teaching Awards selection committee,
2002-
·
Medical School Taskforce on Curriculum, 2003-
·
Chair, CU President’s Vision 2010 Committee on the Culture of
Excellence, 2002-
TEACHING: University of Colorado Denver:
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Course director, IMMU 6002 (Sophomore Medical students) Fall, 1980-
·
Course director, IMMU 7629 (Immunology for Graduate students) Fall,
1982-
·
Course co-director, IMMU 7664 (Immunology for Graduate Students),
Spring 1998-
·
Course director, Immunology for Medical Technology students, Fall,
1975-1980.
·
Immunology for first year nursing students, (Nursing 310), 1977-1984.
·
Course director, Immunology for Dental Students, 1977-1979.
·
Lecturer in Dental Microbiology and Immunology courses, 1979-
·
Produced a videotape program: “Immunology: an Overview”, 1984, 36
mins., now distributed nationally by Teaching Films, Inc., Evanston, IL.
·
Produced the videotape program: “The New Immunology”, 1989, 28 minutes,
also in distribution by Teaching Films Inc.
·
Faculty facilitator, experimental track for first year medical
students, Spring 1986, 1987.
·
Numerous other single lectures on various immunological topics to
Dental Students, Critical Care nurses, OR nurses, Central Labs, Animal Resource
technicians, etc.
·
Awarded a Teaching Excellence Grant of from UCD to make a new version
of the videotape “Immunology: An
Overview” with computer animation, September 1988.
·
Instructor, Minority Students Summer Course, UCD, June 1989, 1991.
·
Organizer and lecturer, “Mini Med School for State Legislators”, Spring
1991, 1995
·
Program presenter, Minority Institutions Visiting Faculty Program,
1990-
·
Pharm. D. Students, UCD: “How to Use Objectives in Teaching”,
annually 1993-
·
Host, “University HealthTalk”, KTLK radio AM 760, 1994-7
·
Planning committee, Carnegie Foundation “Vision 2010” (futures of
higher education), 1997
·
New Faculty Orientation, UCD: “How to Teach”, annually 1994-
·
Moderator, Senior Medical Class Retreats, 1998, 2000.
·
Workshop: “The Right Way to Write Learning Objectives”, UCD, February
1999
·
Presentation for Colorado State Legislature: “Vaccines for Cancer,”
April 2000; “YOU are what you eat”, March 2002.
·
Presentation for Denver District Attorney’s Office: “Forensic Anatomy
and Physiology,” May 2000
·
Established, with Bernard Nelson of Preventive Medicine, an interactive
immunology teaching Web site for IMMU 6002 and IMMU 7629 at http://mama.uchsc.edu
·
Colorado-Wyoming Junior Academy of Science, Denver, March 2001, 2002,
2007. Presentation “Murder, Suicide, and Cannibalism in your Body” for 400 high
school seniors.
·
Course coordinator, School of Pharmacy, “Immunology for Pharm.D.
students”. This course is taught entirely on the Web, using immunology graduate
students and postdocs as teaching assistants. 2000-
·
Course director, University of Colorado Denver: Immunology for
juniors/Seniors and Graduate Students. Winter Semester 2003
·
Course director, Immunology for CHA/PA students, 1996-
·
Course coordinator, Immunology for Dental Students, 2003-
·
Course director, Immunology for Graduate Students (IMMU 7630), 2007-
·
Developed (2007), with Zoë Cohen, PhD of University of Arizona, a
“Blog” for undergraduate and graduate students to write and critique short
essays on topics in inflammation and immunity; see http://inflammablog.blogspot.com
·
Taught a 15-hour immunology course to residents in pediatrics and
medicine at the Centre Hospitalière Universitaire Kigali, Rwanda, 2007
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS:
·
Moderator, First UCD Frontiers of Medical Science Program
(Genetics), September 1988. Permanent moderator of these programs since then,
including “Immunology” (1989), “Psychiatry” (1990), “21st Century Medicine”
(1990), “Cancer” (1991), “Molecular Biology” (1991), “Neurobiology (1992),
“Addiction” (1992), “Autoimmunity” (1993), “AIDS” (1994), “Emerging Infections”
(1995), “Medical Ethics” (1996). These are single-evening, single-topic in
depth symposia for the general public. In recent years Public Relations has
lacked the budget to support this program.
·
Developer, Organizer, and Lecturer, Mini
Medical School for the general public, February 1990-. This program, the
first Mini Med School, is now in its 18th session and has been
attended by more than 14,000 people, reaching 1,700 people in 2008 alone (450
locally, 1250 by satellite in 15 sites around Colorado). It has been emulated
at over 80 schools and hospitals around the world. Now in partnership with the
Denver Museum of Nature & Science. http://www.uchsc.edu/minimed
·
Planning Committee, NIH/AAMC
Symposium on Mini Medical Schools, November 2004 in conjunction with the
AAMC’s annual meeting.
·
Organizer and lecturer, University of Colorado Mini College, Aspen, CO, Winter 1999; Vail, CO, Winter 2000; Grand
Junction, CO, Winter 2001; San Diego, Spring 2001. This program is suspended
because the CU system lacks the budget to support it.
·
Organizer, The Colorado Café
Scientifique, Denver, 2003-. Based
on the French Café Philosophique and following a British model, this group, the
oldest in America, meets once a month in
a downtown pub for open moderated discussion of a current “hot topic” in
science. Attendance has been over capacity (up to 200) each evening. Topics
have included Immunization; The Origin of the Universe; Obesity: and Health
Care Controversies. We have helped Cafés get started in Boulder, Colorado
Springs, Frisco and Fort Collins, as well as in several other cities in the US
and Canada. See: http://CafeSciColorado.org
·
Co-Organizer with Helen Macfarlane of the University of Colorado Art in Science | Science in Art exhibition
and competition. The show, of works by scientists that can be considered art,
and by artists that illustrate science, has travelled around Colorado in 2007-8,
and will go to New York in 2009. An online version is available at http://ArtSci.uchsc.edu
·
Planning: Mini Med School for
Colorado High School Students. This would be available on a streaming
server so that individual classes could arrange their best times. Many CU
medical students have already volunteered to be a part of this state-wide
outreach program, and funding is being sought.
·
Planning: Immunology Course for
Medical Students and Residents in Developing Countries. Working with medical
schools in Rwanda and Uganda to produce an electronically-delivered course in
human immunology for countries in which this basic science expertise is
minimal. It will cover the key issues in basic human immunology and relate them
to the medical problems seen in developing countries. The platforms chosen will
be appropriate to the locally available technology.
PUBLICATIONS:
Hobkirk,
R. and Cohen, J.J. 1960. Some aspects of the enzymic hydrolysis of urinary 17ketosteroid
conjugates. Canad. J. Biochem. Physiol.
38:769-776.
Eisen,
A.H., Cohen, J.J. and Rose, B. 1963. Reaction to tetanus toxoid. Report of a
case with immunologic studies. New
England J. Med. 269:1408-1411.
Cohen,
J.J., Myers, J., Rose, B., and Goodfriend, L.1964. Papain-produced fragments of
horse antitoxin. Physicochemical and immunological properties. Canad. J. Biochem. 42:1787-1792.
Cohen,
J.J., Richter, M., and Rose, B. 1964. Diphtheria antitoxin: antigen combining
and toxinneutralizing properties of papain fragments. Science 144:1585-1586.
Cohen
J.J., Myers, J., Rose, B., and Goodfriend, L. 1965. Papain-produced fragments
of horse gamma- and beta-globulin antitoxins. Canad. J. Biochem.
43:1249-1255.
Richter
M. and Cohen, J.J. 1965. Role of non-specific protein in the sensitization of
red blood cells by antigens. Nature
205:610-612.
Myers,
J., Sargent, A.U., and Cohen, J.J. 1966. Whole serum versus the gamma-globulin
fraction
of
antiserum in the indirect fluorescent antibody technique. Immunology 9:101-105.
Myers,
J., Frei, J.V., Cohen, J.J., Rose, B.,
and Richter, M. 1966. Basement membrane specific antisera produced to
solubilized tissue fractions. Immunology
11:155-192.
Myers,
J., Cohen, J.J., and Richter, M. 1966. An immunological analysis of murine
basement membranes. Brit. J. Exp. Path.
47:445-452.
Cohen,
J.J., Goodfriend, L., and Rose, B. 1967. Studies on the solubilization of a 7S
cryoglobulin. Canad. J. Biochem.
45:609-611.
Cohen,
J.J., Fischbach, M., and Claman, H.N. 1970. Hydrocortisone resistance of graft
versus
host
activity in mouse thymus, spleen and bone marrow. J. Immunol. 105:1146-1150.
Cohen,
J.J. and Claman, H.N. 1971. Hydrocortisone resistance of activated initiator
cells in graft versus host reactions. Nature
229:274-275.
Cohen,
J.J. and Claman, H.N. 1971. Thymus-marrow immunocompetence V. Hydrocortisone-
resistant
cells and processes in the hemolytic antibody response of mice. J. Exp. Med. 133:1026-1034.
Cohen,
J.J. 1971. The effects of hydrocortisone on the immune response. Ann. Allergy. 29:358361.
Claman,
H.N., Levine, M.A., and Cohen, J.J. 1971. Differential effects of
corticosteroids on cooperating cells in the immune response. In: Proceedings of the Third Sigrid Juselius
Symposium on Cell Interactions in the Immune Response. A. Cross, ed. Academic
Press
New
York. pp.333-343.
Cohen,
J.J. 1972. Thymus-derived lymphocytes sequestered in the bone marrow of
hydrocortisone-treated mice. J. Immunol.
108:841-844.
Cohen,
J.J. 1972. Changes in lymphocyte circulation after hydrocortisone treatment. In:
Cell Interactions. Proceedings of the
Third Lepetit Colloquium. L.G. Sylvestri, ed. NorthHolland, Amsterdam.
pp.162-163.
Cohen,
J.J. and Patterson, C.K. 1975. Induction of theta-positive lymphocytes and
lymphoblasts in mouse bone marrow by mitogens. J. Immunol. 114:374-376.
Cohen,
J.J., Rodriguez, G.E., Kind, P.D., and Campbell ,P.A. 1975. Listeria cell wall
fraction: A B-cell mitogen. J. Immunol.
114:1132-1134.
Cohen,
J.J. 1976. Principles of immunosuppression. In: Immunopharmacology. M.E.
Rosenthale
and H.C. Mansmann, eds. Spectrum Publications, New York. pp. 195-203.
Weir,
E.K., Mlczoch, J., Seavy, J., Cohen, J.J. and Grover, R.F. 1976. Platelet
antiserum inhibits hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction in the dog. J. Appl. Physiol. 41:211-215.
Cohen,
J.J. and Fairchild, S.S. 1976. T-lymphocyte precursors. Synergy between
precursor and mature T lymphocytes in the response to concanavalin A. J. Exp. Med. 144:456-466.
Cohen,
J.J. 1978. The immune response. In: Allergy:
Principles and Practice. E. Middleton Jr., C.E. Reed and E.F. Ellis, eds.
C.V. Mosby, St. Louis. pp. 3-11.
Gordon,
M.A., Cohen, J.J. and Wilson, I.B. 1978. Muscarinic cholinergic receptors in
murine lymphocytes: demonstration by direct binding. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 75:2902-2904.
Fairchild,
S.S. and Cohen, J.J. 1978. B lymphocyte precursors. Induction of
lipopolysaccharide
responsiveness
and surface immunoglobulin expression in vitro. J. Immunol. 121:1227-1231.
Cohen,
J.J. and Fairchild, SS. 1979. Thymic control of the proliferation of T cell
precursors in the bone marrow. Proc.
Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 76:6587-6590.
Fairchild,
S.S. and Cohen, J.J. 1979. Delayed mitogenic response to phytohemagglutinin in
acute
lymphoblastic anemia. Leukemia Res.
3:163-169.
Acuff,
B.R. and Cohen, J.J. 1980. An in vitro assay for T lymphocyte progenitors
(CFU-preT).
J. Supramol. Structure 14:215-225.
Chervenak,
R. and Cohen, J.J. 1982. Peanut lectin as a marker for activated T-lineage
lymphocytes. Thymus 4:61-67.
Cohen,
J.J. and Crnic, L.S. 1982. Glucocorticoids, stress and the immune response. In:
Immunopharmacology and the Regulation of
Leukocyte Function. D.R. Webb, ed.
Marcel
Dekker, New York, pp. 61-91.
Cohen,
J.J. 1983. Differentiation and development of T cells: questions of intrathymic
ancestry. Immunol. Today 4:302-303.
Cohen,
J.J. 1983. Mechanisms of adaptive immunity. In: Paediatric Immunology. J.F. Soothill, A.R. Hayward and C.B.S. Wood,
eds. Blackwell, Oxford. pp.11-20.
Cohen,
J.J. 1983. The immune response. In: Allergy:
Principles and Practice. Second Edition.
E.
Middleton, Jr., C.E. Reed and E.F. Ellis, eds. C.V. Mosby, St. Louis. pp. 3-10.
Chervenak,
R., Cohen, J.J. and Miller, S.D. 1983. Clonal abortion of bone marrow T cell
precursors. T cells acquire specific antigen reactivity pre-thymically. J. Immunol. 131:1688-1692.
Duke
R.C., Chervenak, R. and Cohen, J.J. 1983. Endogenous endonuclease-induced DNA
fragmentation: an early event in cell-mediated cytolysis. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 80:6361-6365.
Cohen,
J.J. and Duke, R.C. 1984. Glucocorticoid activation of a calcium-dependent
endonuclease
in thymocyte nuclei leads to cell death. J.
Immunol. 132:38-42.
Cohen,
J.J. and Crnic, L.S. 1984. Behavior, stress and lymphocyte recirculation. In: Stress, Immunity and Aging. E.L. Cooper,
ed. Marcel Dekker, New York, pp.73-80.
Cohen,
J.J. 1985. Stress and the human immune response: a critical review. J. Burn Care Rehab. 6:167-173.
Cohen,
J.J., Duke, R.C., Chervenak, R., Sellins, K.S. and Olson, L.K. 1985. DNA
fragmentation in targets of CTL: An example of programmed cell death in the
immune system. In: Mechanisms of
Cell-Mediated Cytotoxicity II. P. Henkart and E. Martz, eds. Plenum, New
York, pp. 493-508.
Campbell,
P.A. and Cohen, J.J. 1985. Effects of stress on the immune response. In: Stress and Coping. T.M. Field, P.M.
McCabe and N. Schneiderman, eds. Lawrence Erlbaum
Associates,
Hillsdale, NJ. pp.135-145.
Chervenak,
R., Moorhead, J.W., and Cohen, J.J. 1985. Prethymic T cell precursors express
receptors for antigen. J. Immunol.
134:695-698.
Duke,
R.C. and Cohen, J.J. 1986. IL-2 addiction: Withdrawal of growth factor
activates a suicide program in dependent cells.
Lymphokine Res. 5:289-300.
Duke,
R.C., Cohen, J.J. and Chervenak, R. 1986. Differences in target cell DNA
fragmentation induced by mouse cytotoxic T lymphocytes and natural killer
cells. J. Immunol. 137:1442-1447.
Cohen,
J.J. 1986. Mechanisms of immune function: Cell-mediated reactions. Prog. Clin. Biol.
Res. 213:445-456.
Cohen, J.J. 1987. Immunity
and behavior. J. Allergy Clin. Immunol.
79:2-5.
Cohen,
J.J. 1987. Methodological issues in behavioural immunology. Immunology Today 8:33-34.
Myers,
A.D., Joyce, J., and Cohen, J.J. 1987. Effects of low-watt helium neon laser
radiation on human lymphocyte cultures. Lasers
Surg. Med. 6:540-542.
Sellins,
K.S. and Cohen, J.J. 1987. Gene induction by gamma-irradiation leads to DNA
fragmentation in lymphocytes. J.
Immunol. 139:3199-3206.
Duke,
R.C., Sellins, K.S., and Cohen, J.J.. 1988. Cytotoxic lymphocyte-derived lytic
granules do not induce DNA fragmentation in target cells. J. Immunol. 141:2191-2194.
Cohen,
J.J. 1988. The immune response. In: Allergy:
Principles and Practice. Third Edition. E.
Middleton,
Jr., C.E. Reed, E.F. Ellis, N.F. Adkinson, Jr. and J.W. Yunginger, eds. C.V.
Mosby,
St. Louis. pp. 3-11.
Duke,
R.C. and Cohen, J.J. 1988. The role of nuclear damage in lysis of target cells
by cytotoxic T lymphocytes. In: Cytolytic
Lymphocytes and Complement: Effectors of the Immune
System. E.R. Podack, ed. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, Florida. pp.35-57.
Cohen,
J.J. 1989. Lymphocyte death induced by glucocorticoids. In: Antiinflammatory Steroid
Actions. R.P. Schleimer, ed.
Academic Press, Orlando, FL. pp.111-131.
Sellins,
K.S. and Cohen, J.J. 1989. Polyoma viral DNA is damaged in target cells during
cytotoxic T-lymphocyte-mediated killing. J.
Virol. 63:572-578.
Duke,
R.C., Persechini, P.M., Chang, S., Liu, C.-C., Cohen, J.J. and Young, J. D.-E.
1989. Purified perforin induces target cell lysis but not DNA fragmentation. J. Exp. Med. 170:14511456.
Laudenslager,
M.L., Held, P.E., Boccia, M.L., Reite, M.L. and Cohen, J.J. 1990. Behavioral
and immunological consequences of brief mother-infant separation: a species
comparison.
Dev. Psychobiol. 23:247-264.
Cohen,
J.J. 1991. Programmed cell death in the immune system. In: Advances in
Immunology. F. Dixon, ed. Academic
Press, Orlando, FL. Volume 50: 55-85.
Sellins,
K.S. and Cohen, J.J. 1991. Hyperthermia induces apoptosis in thymocytes. Radiat. Res. 126:88-95.
McCall,
C.A. and Cohen, J.J. 1991. Programmed cell death in terminally differentiating
keratinocytes: role of endogenous endonuclease. J. Invest. Dermatol. 97: 111-114.
Sellins,
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