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| Nathan W. Shock Trainee Award |
| 2008 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Cardiovascular Science "R,R-Fenoterol-induced Phosphorylation of Beta2-adrenoceptor by PKA is Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient for Receptor-Gi Coupling" Laboratory of Genetics "Does Foxo3 Localization Determine the Ovarian Follicle Pool?" Laboratory of Neurosciences "The Involvement of WRN and POT1 in Telomeric DNA Repair" |
| 2007 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Cardiovascular Science "Acetylcholine Activates the Volume-Sensitive Chloride Current via Mitochondrial Complex III ROS in Ventricular Myocytes" Laboratory of Molecular Gerontology "Werner Syndrome Protein (WRN) and DNA Repair Pathways at Telomeric DNA" Laboratory of Molecular Gerontology "Mitochondrial DNA Repair" Laboratory of Epidemiology, Demography, and Biometry "Diabetes and Cognitive Function: The Age Gene/Environment Susceptibility-Reykjavik Study" |
| 2006 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biology "Chromosome Conformation of the IgH Locus B Lymphocyte Precursors" Laboratory of Molecular Gerontology "Mitochondrial DNA Repair" Brain Physiology and Metabolism Section "Mice Deficient in Cycloxygenase-2 Are More Susceptible Than Wild-Types to Kainic Acid Excitotoxicity" |
| 2005 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Genetics "EDA-A5: A Novel Isoform is the Presumptive Candidate Ligand for the TROY Receptor in Mouse Hair Follicles" Laboratory of Molecular Gerontology "The Role of Werner RQC Domain in DNA and Protein Interactions" Laboratory of Immunology "Mutational Analysis of Serine 529 of RelA/p65" |
| 2004 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Cardiovascular Science, Receptor Signaling Unit Winning Poster, "Acidosis-mediated Inhibition of AMP Kinase and Its Pathologic Implication in Cardiac Ischemic/hypoxic Injury" Laboratory of Genetics, Human Genetics Section Winning Presentation, "Fox12 Disruption Causes Ovarian Failure by Pervasive Blockage of Follicle Development" Laboratory of Immunology, Lymphocyte Cell Biology Unit Winning Poster, "Role of Ser 536 in the Transactivation Potential of NFkB p65" Laboratory of Molecular Gerontology, DNA Repair Section Winning Presentation, "Functional Investigation of Werner Syndrome Protein in the DNA Double Strand Break Response" |
| 2003 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biology, Cell Cycle Control Unit Winning Poster, "Regulation of p53 Expression by the RNA-binding Protein HuR" Laboratory of Genetics, Developmental Genomics and Aging Section Winning Presentation, "New 22K Oligo Microarray Identifies Molecular Markers of Aging Mouse Ocytes" Laboratory of Genetics, Developmental Genomics and Aging Section Winning Poster, "Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Gene Expression During Preimplantation Development" Laboratory of Immunology, Clinical Immunology Section Winning Presentation, "Ghrelin Modulates T Cell Immune Responses and Attenuates Leptin-induced Expression of Inflammatory Cytokines" Laboratory of Personality and Cognition, Emotions and Quantitative Psychophysiology Unit Winning Poster, "The Relationship Between Depression, Emotional Processing and Cardiovascular Reactivity in Older African-Americans" |
| 2002 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biology, Cancer Molecular Genetics Unit Winning Presentation, "Characterization of Novel Ovarian-specific Genes Identified by SAGE" Laboratory of Neurosciences, Drug Design and Development Section Winning Presentation, "Neuroprotective Effects of Glucagon-like Peptide-1 and Related Analogues" Laboratory of Immunology, Lymphocyte Cell Biology Unit Winning Poster, "Effects of Mutant p53 (A138P) on Gene Expression Profile of a p53-null Cell Line" Laboratory of Cardiovascular Science, Receptor Signaling Unit Winning Poster, "Opposing Effects of ß1- and ß2- Adrenergic Receptor Stimulation on Apoptotic Neuronal Cell Death" |
| 2001 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Laboratory of Personality and Cognition, Emotions and Quantitative Psychophysiology Unit Winning Poster, "The Effect of Emotionally Salient Stimuli on the Cardiovascular Responses to Older African-Americans in the Field" Laboratory of Neurosciences, Cellular and Molecular Neurosciences Section Winning Poster, "Anti-Apoptotic Function of Telomerase: Molecular Analysis of TERT Function" Laboratory of Cellular and Molecular Biology, Cell Stress and Aging Section Winning Presentation, "A Novel Role for PLC-g1 in the Response to Oxidative Stress" Laboratory of Immunology, Lymphocyte Cell Biology Unit Winning Poster, "Role of Cadherin and Catenin in Cytoskeletal Dynamics" Laboratory of Cardiovascular Science, Vascular Studies Unit Winning Presentation, "Prevention of Cardiac Cell Apoptosis by the Muscle-Specific Repressor of Apoptosis, ARC" |
| 2000 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Presentation title, "GADD153 Sensitizes Cells to ER Stress by Down-regulating bcl2 and Perturbing the Cellular Redox State" Poster title, "SAGE Analysis of the Influence of VHL on Gene Expression" |
| 1999 Shock Trainee Award Winners: |
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Poster title, "E-cadherin Induces Growth Suppression by Increasing p27 Levels" Poster title, "Gene Expression Analysis of Young and Old Rat Hippocampus During T-Maze Learning and Memory Formation" |
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