Center for Microbial Interface Biology  


Work-in-Progress Discussion Group

Work-in-Progress Spring 2006

Work-in-Progress Spring 2006
Room 165, Heart Lung Research Institute (HLRI)
Mondays at 5:15pm

 

January 9

Dr. Nrusingh Prasad Mohapatra Postdoctoral Researcher,

The Center for Microbial Interface Biology
Molecular Virology, Immunology, and Medical Genetics
(PI John Gunn)
Francisella spp. Virulence Regulatory Networks”

January 23

Dr. Anasuya Sarkar, Postdoctoral Fellow
(PI Mark Wewers)
Pulmonary and Internal Medicine
“Caspase-1 deficiency prevents E. coli-induced
sepsis mortality and splenic cell apoptosis.”

January 30

Host-Pathogen Seminar Series
Dr Mary Wilson
Internal Medicine & Microbiology University of Iowa
“Interactions of Leishmania with macrophages:
bidirectional effects of host and parasite cells”

February 6

Dr. Andrew Phipps
Research Scientist, Department of Veterinary Biosciences
"Development and Characterization of a Dynamic
Nose-only Bioaerosol Delivery System"

February 13

Dr. Samantha King
Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics
Investigator in the Center for Microbial Pathogenesis
Children's Hospital
"Bacterial deglycosylation of human glycoconjugates"

February 20

Host-Pathogen Seminar Series
Dr Christine Biron
Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology
Brown University
“The consequences of innate cell and cytokine exposure”

February 27

Gillian Beamer, VMD
Post Doctoral Fellow
Veterinary Anatomic Pathology Resident
(PI Joanne Turner)
Division of Infectious Diseases and CMIB
“Mechanisms of lymphocyte recruitment to
Mycobacterium tuberculosis granulomas”

March 6

Jessica Dyszel
Graduate Student, Department of Microbiology
(PI Brian Ahmer, PhD)
" Identification of bacterial genes that are regulated
in response to other bacterial species

March 13

Host-Pathogen Seminar Series
Dr Steve Lory
Department of Microbiology and Medical Genetics
Harvard Medical School
“Genome-wide analysis of regulatory networks
controlling the expression of virulence genes in
Pseudomonas aeruginosa”

March 20

Dr. Vijay Pancholi
Associate Professor, Department of Pathology
“Old proteins with new faces”:
Their multifunctional roles in
group A streptococcal (GAS) pathogenesis.

March 27

Dr. Celia Alpuche
Facultad de Medicina UNAM Hospital General de México
"B Lymphocytes: An Alternative Intracellular Reservoir for Salmonella"

April 3

Dr. John Sheridan
Professor, Section of Oral Biology, College of Dentistry
"Enhanced resistance to microbial challenge: role of CD11b+ cells".

April 10 Cancelled- Microbiology-CMIB recruitment seminar4:30pm 165 HLRI
April 17

Dr. Kevin Mason Postdoctoral Fellow
Microbial Pathogenesis, Columbus Children's Research
Institute, (PI Lauren Bakaletz)
“The Sap transporter: a mechanism of antimicrobial
peptide resistance in nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae”

April 24

Joanne Turner, PhD
Assistant Professor, Infectious Diseases and CMIB
"Fact or Fiction: CD4 T cell function is deficient in old age"

May 1

Dr. Barnabe D. Assogba, Post-doc researcher
(PI Mary Jo Burkhard) Veterinary Biosciences
“Mucosal administration of low dose cell-associated FIV
drives the virus into latency: a model for HIV reservoirs?”

May 8

Dr. Ashwin Balagopal, Research Fellow
Infectious Diseases and CMIB (PI Larry Schlesinger)
"Characterization of the receptor-ligand pathways
important for entry and survival of F. tularensis in
human macrophages"

May 15

Jeff Lakritz DVM, PhD Diplomate ACVIM
Large Animal Associate Professor
Veterinary Clinical Sciences
College of Veterinary Medicine
"Haptoglobin-MMP 9 complexes in septic cattle:
transport and targeting proteolytic activity"

May 22

Abhay Satoskar’s Lab
Department of Microbiology

Dr. Heidi Snider, Graduate Fellow
Dept of Oral Biology
"Stat1 and T-bet play distinct roles in determining
the outcome of visceral leishmaniasis"

Joseph Barbi, Graduate Student
Dept of Microbiology
"Differential Induction of CXCR3 By Activated T cells
from Leishmania-Resistant and Susceptible Mice"


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