The Program in Reproductive Science has combined its seminar
program with that of Cell
and Developmental Biology. Seminars are held on Wednesday
at noon feature both guest speakers and local faculty speaking
on topics of interest to program members.
These seminars will be augmented by seminars in a number
of programs which deal with issues in Reproductive Biology
including the Hormones and Malignancy Seminars held in conjunction
with the Division
of Endocrinology seminars at 11:00 AM on Wednesdays and
selected seminars sponsored by the Department
of Physiology and the Neuroscience
Program as well as selected Grand rounds in Obstetrics
and Gynecology.
Journal Clubs, Research in Progress Presentations
The program sponsors a biweekly meeting that alternates between
Journal Clubs and Research in Progress sessions on Mondays
at noon. These sessions provide a forum for students and faculty
to read papers and present their work. These sessions are
required for core faculty and students in the program and
are open to other faculty, post-doctoral fellows and interested
clinical fellows. These sessions will also serve to acquaint
program members with the research in other laboratories, to
acquaint students and faculty with opportunities for translational
research, to inform program members of technological advances
that may facilitate their work, and to document significant
problems in the field. Each student must present a yearly
Research in Progress meeting.
Program in Reproductive Sciences Seminars 2006
| Date |
Speaker |
Title |
January
6
2006
|
William Hay Jr., M.D. |
“Endocrine and metabolic programming during intrauterine development” |
| January
13 |
Kenneth Shroyer, .M.D. |
“Molecular diagnosis of premalignant and malignant lesions of the female genital tract” |
| January 20 |
Juan Arroyo, Ph.D. |
“eNOS protein expression and apoptosis in an ovine model of intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR)” |
| February 17 |
J. Christopher Carey, M.D. |
“Infections and preterm birth; the role of antibiotic therapy” |
| February 24 |
Edward N. Janoff, M.D. |
“Predicting protection against transmission of HIV by breast milk” |
| March 24 |
Jacob (Jed) Friedman, Ph.D. |
“The causes and consequences of maternal insulin resistance in human and non- human primate” |
| April
14 |
Pepper Schedin, Ph.D.,
Margaret Wierman, M.D.
Wendolyn Gozansky, M.D., MPH
|
“Does the Menstrual Cycle Matter? Conducting Clinical research studies in women” |
| May
5 |
Dana Dabelea, M.D., Ph.D. |
“Exploring perinatal outcomes among children” |
| July 7 |
Alecksandr Kutchma, M.S |
“GeneSpeed- Exploration of the Transcriptome via Protein Domains and Microarrays” |
| Spetember 7 |
Margaret C. Neville, Ph.D. |
“Preterm Birth: Challenges presented by the IOM Report” |
| September
14 |
Irina Dimitrova, M.D. |
“Current and Future research in Uterine Leiomyomata” |
| September
28 |
Virginia Winn, M.D., Ph.D. |
“Human placenta 101: Understanding the Maternal-Fetal Interface and its Defects in Preeclampsia” |
| October
5 |
Erica McCoy, BS |
“In vivo role of Six1 in mammary gland tumorigenesis” |
| October
12 |
J. Chuck Harrell, BS |
“Characterizing a model of estrogen-dependent breast cancer lymphactic metastasis” |
| October 19 |
James Haughian, MS |
“Protein kinase C’s contribution to endometrial cell transformation” |
| October
26 |
Elizabeth Tarbutton, BS |
“Retinoid effects on mammary gland morphogenesis and hormone signaling in the adolescent mammary gland” |
| November 2 |
Rhonda Hattar, BS |
“Taxoxifen treatment functionally alters the rat mammary stroma, indicating a role for the extracellular matrix in tumor suppression” |
|
| November 9 |
Susan K. Lutgendorf, Ph.D. |
“Biobehavioral influences on tumor growth and immunity in ovarian cancer” |
| November 30 |
William P. Schiemann, Ph.D. |
“TGF-beta, integrins, and breast cancer invasion” |
| December 7 |
Arthur Gutierrez-Hartmann, M.D. |
“ETS transcription factors and breast cancer
|
| December 14 |
Stuart Tobet, Ph.D. |
“Developing GnRH neurons: Key role in a neuroendocrine drama” |
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