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Student Profile - Matthew Hutnyan

Antibiotics Joel Goodman STARS Minisymposium March 6, 2006 Outline • The spectrum of infectious agents and the global problem of human infections • Classification of bacteria • Intro to antibiotic classes, drug targets and resistance • Three antibiotics in detail – Sulfonamides – Penicillin – Streptomycin Statement by Dr. David L. Heymann Executive Director for Communicable Diseases World Health Organization Before the Committee on International Relations U.S. House of

Clinical Psychology Student Profile - Savannah Dieste

Mini-Symposium Muscles & Aging: Going, Going, Gone September 8, 2003 DNA Transcription mRNA Translation Protein DNA Transcription RNA Processing mRNA Degradation RNA Stability Protein Translation Degradation Protein Processing, Transport, Stability DNA Transcription mRNA DNA Transcription Protein Translation RNA Processing mRNA Degradation RNA Stability Protein Translation Degradation Protein Processing, Transport, Stability Protein Turnover Synthesis vs

Zigman Lab Publishes Findings on Reducing Cancer-Related Cachexia Published on: September 15, 2024 Cancer cachexia, a condition commonly seen in patients with advanced cancer, is marked by a decrease in food intake and significant weight loss due to the reduction of muscle mass and often fat tissue. A study published in Endocrinology by Salil Varshney, Ph.D. , in the Zigman Lab, has demonstrated for the first time that reducing levels of the hormone LEAP2, which has been shown to reduce food

Evolutionary arms races produce unusual weapons or How I learned to stop worrying and love a pseudokinase Michael Reese http://www.reeselab.org Dept. of Pharmacology My meandering career path: 1995-1999: Worked in X-ray crystallography, on the “postal system” of the cell 1999-2001: Taught high school in San Diego;(Chemistry, Math, Physics) 2001-2006: Graduate studies at UC San Francisco; NMR methodology to quickly determine how two proteins interact 2004-2005

Master of Science in Clinical Investigation - School of Public Health Tuition & Fees

Clinical Aspects of Hyponatremia & Hypernatremia Case Presentation: History 62 y/o male is admitted to the hospital with a 3 month history of excessive urination (polyuria) and excess water intake up to a gallon per day. His wife noted that he had lost weight, became forgetful and irascible. Case Presentation: Physical Examination Emaciated, somnolent 62 y/o man in no acute distress. Multiple signs of dehydration were evident including low blood pressure upon standing (orthostatic

Ph.D. in Public Health Tuition & Fees

Stroke:Stroke: Incidence and Cost in the United StatesIncidence and Cost in the United States ◆ 700,000 new cases yearly ◆ #3 cause of death ◆ $43 billion annual health cost (1998) ◆ 4,400,000 stroke survivors at high risk for recurrence Most strokes can be prevented Cost of StrokeCost of Stroke ◆ Stroke severity includes a broad range; about half of survivors unable to walk unaided. ◆ Acute inpatient costs average $38,000 but are only a fraction of total economic burden (including