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Eight early-career faculty members shared their latest findings at the inaugural Future Leaders in Clinical Research Symposium, held Nov. 1 at the T. Boone Pickens Biomedical Building on the North Campus.

STEM CELL CLUB October 18, 2001 12:00 Noon Y6.228 Conference Room STEM CELLS, NK CELLS, and FRIEND VIRUS LEUKEMIA Michael Bennett, Department of Pathology Stem Cells: Gustavo Cudkowicz, Don Metcalf, Roger Foster, and Vinay Kumar Friend Virus: Gustavo Cudkowicz, Richard Steeves, Bob Eckner, Ed Mirand, and Vinay Kumar NK Cells: Vinay Kumar, Dorothy Yuan, Wayne Lai, PA Mathew, and John Schatzle, (faculty) Differentiation: Edwardo Luevano, John Hackett, Michelle Tutt, Tom Moore, Igor

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Introduction to Proteins and Enzymes • Basics of protein structure and composition • The life of a protein • Enzymes – Theory of enzyme function – Not all enzymes are proteins / not all proteins are enzymes – Enzyme REGULATION • Setting up an enzyme assay – Buffer, cofactors, substrate, enzyme Why are Proteins Important? • Major class of catalysts in the cells; responsible for metabolism • Proteins interconvert energy • Proteins permit selective import and export of molecules from

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The Skeletal Response to Aging: There’s No Bones About It! April 7, 2001 Joseph E. Zerwekh, Ph.D. Interrelationship of Intestinal, Skeletal, and Renal Systems to the Overall Maintenance of Normal Calcium Homeostasis Blood Calcium Absorption (500 mg) Secretion (300 mg) Resorption (500 mg) Formation (500 mg) Filtration (8000 mg/d) Reabsorption (7800 mg/d) Dietary Ca (800 mg/d) in stool 200 mg lost in urine 600 mg lost 800 mg output Functions of the Human Skeleton • Protects

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The Science & Epidemiology of Adolescent Poisonings Greene Shepherd, PharmD., DABATGreene Shepherd, PharmD., DABAT Managing Director & Clinical Assistant ProfessorManaging Director & Clinical Assistant Professor North Texas Poison Center & North Texas Poison Center & UTSW Division of Emergency MedicineUTSW Division of Emergency Medicine What Makes a Poison? •• The odor?The odor? •• The taste?The taste? •• The color?The color? •• The substance?The substance? –– Arsenic Arsenic vsvs

Sponsored Programs Administration Document Library Document Title: Agreement Matrix Document Number: PRCS.GD.1.0 Original date: August 12, 2016 Date Revised: October 12, 2022 Next Review Date: August 10, 2025 Megan G. Marks, Ph.D. Associate Vice President, Sponsored Programs Administration Office of Business Affairs VERSION CONTROL Version Date Description of Change Author

Molecular Mechanisms of Circadian Clocks Circadian Rhythms • Endogenous rhythm which persists under constant conditions • Period of approximately 24 hours • Entrainable (reset) by environmental cues such as light and temperature • Temperature compensated - period stays about the same at different temperatures Circadian rhythm of locomoter activity Body temperature cycle Circadian rhythm of melatonin secretion Circadian rhythms of photosynthetic genes in plants