KSUCVM - Anatomy & Physiology

Center for Epithelial Function in Health and Disease

Thursday, February 3, 2005
K-State Union, Big XII Room, 2nd Floor
Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
Sponsored by K-INBRE, COBRE Marcus, COBRE Georg, COBRE Hanzlik, COBRE Narayan
and KSU College of Veterinary Medicine/Anatomy & Physiology

Time	Presenter	Topic
1:30 pm	Dr. Daniel Marcus, Dean Ralph Richardson, Dr. Jim Guikema	Introductions
1:45 pm	Dr. Ruth Welti	Kansas Lipidomics Center
2:00 pm	Dr. Philine Wangemann	Laser Confocal Microscopy Core Facility, KSU COBRE
2:15 pm	Dr. Joan Hunt — KUMC	The K-INBRE: Support for Kansas Researchers
2:30 pm	Dr. Barbara Valent	Gene Expression Facility at KSU
2:45 pm	Dr. Bill Narayan — KUMC	Development of DNA vaccines against HIV, Hepatitis C and Dengue viruses
3:00 pm	Tim Sobering	Electronics Design Laboratory at KSU
3:15 pm		Break
3:30 pm	Dr. David Franz	National Agricultural Biosecurity Center
3:45 pm	Dr. John Tomich	Biotechnology Core Facility at KSU
4:00 pm	Dr. Mary L. Michaelis — KU	Probing Protein Structure and Function: From Proteomics to Protein Crystals
4:15 pm	Dr. Roman Ganta	Molecular Biology Support Core, KSU COBRE
4:30 pm	Dr. Vadim Gurvich — KU	Drug Discovery at KU: Available Resources and Future Plans
4:45 pm	Dr. Robin Denell	Center for Basic Cancer Research
5:00 pm	Dr. Peter Smith — KUMC	INBRE Bioinformatics at KUMC, KU and KSU
5:30 pm		Dinner

This meeting is underwritten in part by the NIH-funded Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) “Epithelial Function in Health and Disease.”

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