61. FY '97 Minority Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Awards organisms. Cathryn ShawReid, Harvard University, Metabolic biochemisty,9707847. studied. Sally Pasion, Salk Institute, biochemisty, 9707831. http://www.nsf.gov/bio/pubs/awards/mpostdoc97.htm

Fiscal Year 1997 Awards Minority Postdoctoral Research Fellowships Fellow's Name Host Institution Research Area/Training Plan NSF Award # Title of Research and Training Plan Abstract Manuel Sainz University of California-Berkely Intregrated Plant Biology "Identification and characterization of genes required for plant disease resistance" The signal transduction pathway for plant disease resistance links pathogen recognition to increased expression of defense genes. The goal of this research is to isolate components linking the events of disease resistance in Arabidopsis thaliana resistant to Pseudomonas syringae mediated by the pathogen avrRpt2. The disease resistance response is being characterized in isolated mutants and the novel genes involved are being cloned. Felipe Soto-Adames University of Connecticut Systematic Biology "Molecular markers and patterns of speciation in soil inhabiting microarthropods" The organisms being studied comprise the Lepidocyrtus-Pseudosinella genera complex (Hexapoda: Collembola) in greater Puerto Rico. Collembola are the most diverse of the primitive, wingless hexapods and important to soil biology. Diversity and patterns of speciation are being determined with the use of molecular tools and geographical distribution to gain insight into the factors contributing to the evolutionary success of this important and under-studied group of organisms.

62. FY '00 Minority Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Awards Ousmane Toure, National Center for Biotechnology, Braunsweig, Germany, Metabolicbiochemisty, 0000892. Last Modified Friday, 03Aug-01 175254. http://www.nsf.gov/bio/pubs/awards/mpostdoc00.htm

Fiscal Year 2000 Awards Minority Postdoctoral Research Fellowships Fellow's Name Host Institution Research Area/Training Plan NSF Award # Title of Research and Training Plan Abstract Robert Bellsey University of Oregon Population Biology "Examining riverbank restricted plants to determine if there is a pattern of genetic diversity coinciding with the structure of the watershed" Riparian plants may periodically be scoured out by seasonal floodwaters. Plant populations high in the watershed are less influenced by stochastic effects and may provide a source of migrants to recolonize regions downstream. This research compares genetic structure to spatial structure of the populations and estimates the relative importance of migration, founder effects and genetic drift. This study illustrates the potential role of population genetic structure for management efforts in terrestrial riparian corridors. Marc Carrasco University of California- Berkeley Population Biology "Elucidation of Paleobiogeographic Patterns of Late Oligocene/Miocene Time Period"

63. Fritz Lipmann Papers, 1924-1986 Rockefeller University Press; Shouldice Hospital (hernia operation); SixthInternational Congress of biochemisty, 1 of 3; Sixth International http://www.rockefeller.edu/archive.ctr/lipmann6.html

Fritz Lipmann Papers, 1924-1986 Professional Societies , boxes 132-1486 cu. ft. American Society of Biological Chemists EMBO Federation of American Scientists National Academy of Sciences ... National Science Foundation Box 132 Academic Press American Cancer Society - Council for Research and Clinical Investigation, Awards, 1 of 2 American Cancer Society - Council for Research and Clinical Investigation, Awards, 2 of 2 American Cancer Society grant applications American Cancer Society grant renewals American Chemical Society meeting American Chemical Society, 1965-1966 American Chemical Society, 1967-1969 American Chemical Society, 1968 American Chemical Society, 1970-1971 American Chemical Society, 1973-1974 American Chemical Society national meeting, 1959 American Chemical Society national meeting, 1964 American Chemical Society symposium on microstructure of proteins Box 133 American Institute of Biological Sciences American Longevity Association American Philosophical Society American Society for Microbiology American Society for Microbiology - 1975 New York meeting American Society for Microbiology - March 20-23, 1986

64. Untitled Document 013. ?. Li, HengChun. Mount Sinai Medicine Center. Department of biochemisty.Box 1020 5 th Av. and 100 th St. New York, NY 10029 USA. (TEL) 212 241-7282. http://www.sinica.edu.tw/~biochem/s_memout_ever.htm

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65. Major In Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Major in biochemisty Molecular Biology The Chemical and PhysicalBasis of the Biological World. THE twentieth century is referred http://darwin.bio.uci.edu/~faculty/mbb-major/major.html

The Major in Interactions with Participating Faculty Sample Program Degree Requirements Specific Courses for the Major in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology ... The School of Biological Science The Chemical and Physical Basis of the Biological World THE twentieth century is referred to as the technological century, although a more accurate description is the century of scientific understanding. The profound knowledge we have gained of the physical world is widely appreciated. However, the recent application of chemical and physical principles to the biological world has resulted in an equally profound understanding. Thanks to the application of biochemistry and molecular biology we now know how genes work, how enzymes are able to carry out complex and utterly specific reactions, and, most importantly, how organisms regulate the expression of their genes and biological processes to allow complex behavior, fight disease, and utilize environmental resources. We face the promise of a new technological revolution for the 21st century based on biotechnology. Who Will Benefit From this Major?

66. Department Of Medicine At Queen's University - Division Of Rheumatology of Cartilage and Bone and advanced postgraduate training (MSc and PhD) is offeredin Connective Tissue Biochemistry, through the Department of biochemisty. http://meds.queensu.ca/medicine/deptmed/rheumatology/rheum.html

Home Division of Rheumatology Faculty: T. P. Anastassiades , Professor, Division Chair, Cross-appointed to Biochemistry A. Cranney , Assistant Professor I. L. Dwosh , Professor, Program Director P. M. Ford , Professor T. Towheed , Assistant Professor, Cross-appointed to Community Health and Epidemiology I. Brockhausen , Associate Professor (Ph.D. - non-clinical) Clinical Services The Division of Rheumatology provides a full spectrum of Rheumatological consulting services to both in-patients and ambulatory patients. The majority of these patients are from South Eastern Ontario, but a number are from other areas of the Country. Patients are seen by referral only. The Division provides specialized out-patient clinics in General Rheumatology, but has also focused interests in Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Connective Tissue Disease, Osteoporosis and the Lupus Anticoagulant Syndrome. Active Consultation Service is provided for the in-patients of the Centre, which have been consolidated at the Kingston General Hospital. Active consultation service is also provided for St. Mary’s of the Lake Hospital, the Rehabilitation Hospital. The Division is also closely linked with the Arthritis Society Home Therapy Service, through the Ambulatory Care Program.

67. VCU Home Virginia Institute For Psychiatric And Behavioral Duane Culler, 96, Judy Silberg, PhD biochemisty, 1991, Purdue University,Factors Influencing Interest in genetic testing for prostate cancer, . http://www.vipbg.vcu.edu/~vipbg/training.shtml

V irginia I nstitute for P sychiatric and B ehavioral G enetics Training Training Record of VIPBG Faculty Master's Degree PhD Degree Post-Docs Master's Degree back to top Trainee Year Mentor Degree, Year, University Project Current Status David Coombs Lindon Eaves BS Genetics, University of Birmingham Duane Culler Judy Silberg PhD Biochemisty, 1991, Purdue University Factors Influencing Interest in genetic testing for prostate cancer Nurcan Gursoy Hermine Maes MD, 1993, University of Trakya Aneuploidy Levels and Sperm Viability 3rd year PhD Student John Hewitt Lindon Eaves BS Psychology, University of Birmingham Genetics of Social Attitudes Professor of Psychology IBG, University of Colorado Paul Kotey Michael Neale Applied Generalized Estimating Equations Anita Langford Lindon Eaves BS, University of Birmingham Genetic Influences on Smoking Habit Judith McLaughlin Lindon Eaves BA, 1989, University of Delaware Sources of Heterogeneity in Body Mass Index in the Virginia 30,000 Beverly Mellen Lindon Eaves AB Biology, 1980, Colby College Maine Genetic Factors in Cardiovascular Risk Assistant Professor of Biostatistics, Department of Public Health Sciences, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC

68. LHS Peoria Board Review Materials Internal Medicine Microbiology Immunology Obstetrics Gynecology PediatricsPhysiology Psychiatry Surgery, Behavioral Science biochemisty Cell Biology http://www.uic.edu/depts/lib/lhsp/services/boardrv.shtml

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69. Free Guestbook Sincerely yours S.Sivabalan My postal Address S.Sivabalan Biochemist Departmentof biochemisty Rajah Muthiah Medical College Annamalai University Annamalai http://www.guestbook.nethut.net/gb/kjemiengelsk.html

Guestbook departement of chemistry Home Thank you for visiting! Please leave a message. Colleagues from the Department of Chemistry Oslo, Norway ekspedisjonen@kjemi.uio.no Dear Viatcheslav Sokolov, we don't expect you! We believe you better visit Siberia instead. FUCK You fuck@you.ah Fuck off you losers. None of you are more than mediocre despite all your pretensions. Heh, most of you cant write two good sentences in English and you are "interested to do a PhD" Talk about audacity. Try looking for some clerical job that pays 5-6k man Vijay Pagare Maharashtra/Mumbai/India vijaytiss@yahoo.com dear sir/mam,i would like to get all the details about P hd. would like to study in your esteemed university. thanking you. my address- B 22/23, Agroli, CBD Belapur,Navi Mumbai S.Sivabalan Tamilnadu, India sivaa4@rediffmail.com Dear Sir/Madam I am interested to do my Ph.D in your esteemed University. And I wish to work on developing drugs/Vaccines or knowing causes of diseases for which the cause in not known so far. I have studied M.Sc., M.Phil (Biochemistry) and B.Ed. I have also passed my CSIR-NET-JRF (Council of Science and Industrial Research- National Eligibility Test-Junior Research Fellowship- which is conducted by University Grands Commision of India). I am presently working as a Biochemist at Medical College. Kindly request to consider my request. Thanking you for providing the guest book. Sincerely yours S.Sivabalan My postal Address" S.Sivabalan Biochemist Department of Biochemisty Rajah Muthiah Medical College Annamalai University Annamalai nager-608 002 Tamilnadu. INDIA.

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71. Resources What can I do with a biochemisty or Molecular Biology degree? From1992 to 2001, the Biology Department has graduated 379 majors http://www.trinity.edu/departments/biology/links_resources.htm

What can I do with a Biochemisty or Molecular Biology degree? From 1992 to 2001, the Biology Department has graduated 379 majors, including those majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, a recently (1999) added major that is offered jointly by the Biology and Chemistry Departments. During this time period , 53% of our majors have gone into careers or graduate/professional programs in biology or related fields, 25% have gone onto professional schools in medical, veterinary, dental, or optometry fields, and 17% have entered graduate school. A more detailed account of the Biology majors is provided in the following table. RECORD OF THE INSTITUTION FOR PLACING GRADUATES DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY, 1992-2001 Degrees Granted (Includes Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Majors in 1999-2001) PhD Programs (38) Harvard University - Neurobiology Kansas State - Ecology MIT - Molecular Biology Texas Tech - Ecology Tulane University - Toxicology Univ. of California, Santa Barbara - Ecology

72. SACB Membership without an honours degree may be admitted as an ordinary member after four yearspostgraduate working experience in a recognised clinical biochemisty laboratory http://www.sacb.org.sg/ass/membership.html

The Association About the society History Mission statement Committee Membership SACB Membership SACB is a society for clinical laboratory professionals, physicians, research scientists and other individuals involved with clinical chemistry and other clinical laboratory science related disciplines. The Association consists of ordinary, honorary, associate, corporate and student members. It is to be noted that membership in the Association is not to be construed as certificaton. The society has presently 175 members and is aiming to recuit more interested individuals in the related disciplines. Membership Subscription Types of Membership Ordinary Members Persons admitted as ordinary members shall be occupied wholly or mainly in the practice of clinical biochemistry within the Republic of Singapore, but they may continue their membership after retirement from active prefessional life. They must be university graduates in science or medicine. For science graduates they must possess at least an honours degree in biochemistry or related field and should have at least two years postgraduate working experience in a recognised clinical biochemistry laboratory. A university graduate without an honours degree may be admitted as an ordinary member after four years postgraduate working experience in a recognised clinical biochemisty laboratory.

73. Prof. Erdmann 1980 1984. Managing Director of the Institute of biochemisty. 1984 - 1987. 1987- 1990. Managing Director of the Institute of biochemisty. 1988. http://userpage.chemie.fu-berlin.de/biochemie/agerdmann/EErdmann.htm

Prof. Dr. Volker A. Erdmann Prof. Dr. Volker A. Erdmann Free University Berlin Institute for Chemistry / Biochemistry Thielallee 63 14195 Berlin Germany phone: + 49 30 83 85 60 02 FAX: + 49 30 83 85 64 03 e-mail: erdmann@chemie.fu-berlin.de Date and place of birth: February 8th, 1941 in Stettin Marital status: married, two children Scientific career University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H., USA, B.A. in Chemistry University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H., USA, Master of Science in Biochemistry Max-Planck-Institute for experimental Medicine, Göttingen and Technical University Braunschweig, PhD in Biochemistry with additional subjects in Chemistry and Microbiology Postdoctoral position in Prof. Cramer's lab (MPI, Göttingen) Postdoctoral Fellow with Prof. Dr. Masayasu Nomura with a grant by the National Instituts of Health (NIH), University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., USA Head of a scientific research team (C3-position) at Max-Planck-Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin, in the department of Prof. Dr. Heinz-Günter Wittmann

74. Guide To Subject Arrangement Of Books/AV QT, Physiology. QU, biochemisty Nutrition. QV, Pharmaceutics Pharmacology PharmacyToxicology. Aviation and Space Medicine, WD. biochemisty, QU. Cardiology, WG. http://www.med.mun.ca/hsl/guides/byclass.htm

75. News Archive: The School Of Education At UM - Missoula Her bakery experience sparked her interest in nutritional biochemisty, thus her academicinterests took her to Montana State University where she graduated in http://www.soe.umt.edu/archive/bbrown.php

Class Webpages News Archive Contact Information Employment ... About This Site Thursday, April 3rd The School of Education at the University of Montana - Missoula School of Education Home Page Main Departments: Curriculum and Instruction Educational Leadership and Counseling Health and Human Performance Division of Educational Research and Services Other Information: Teacher Certification The Teacher Resource Center Faculty and Staff Listings Grants ... NCATE Accreditation School of Education The University of Montana 32 Campus Drive Missoula, MT, 59812 Phone: (406) 243-4911 Fax: (406) 243-6757 E-Mail: soeweb@mso.umt.edu The information and editorials contained on this site may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of the School of Education at The University of Montana . Page last updated at 3:15pm, 03/06/03. Address all feedback and questions about this site to soeweb@mso.umt.edu

76. Info Center: Feature Summary coherent manner. Biochemistry The Molecular Basis of Life, as the nameimplies, emphasizes the biochemisty of living organisms. This http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/007231592x/information_center_view0/featur

About The Book Table of Contents Book Preface About the Authors What's New ... Sample Chapter McGraw-Hill Online Resources Student Edition Instructor's Edition First Time Users You must have javascript enabled to view this website. Please change your browser preferences to enable javascript, and reload this page. Biochemistry: The Molecular Basis of Life, 3/e Trudy McKee James R. McKee, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia ISBN: Feature Summary This textbook is designed specifically for the one-semester biochemistry course for chemistry, biology, and allied health majors. It is the shortest textbook on the market. Chapters are arranged so that structure and metabolism of major biomolecules are discussed in a coherent manner. Biochemistry: The Molecular Basis of Life, as the name implies, emphasizes the biochemisty of living organisms. This is accomplished by means of discussions of the biochemistry of specific cellular organelles, special boxed materials, and with-in chapter and end-of-chapter problems. Although the biochemistry of animals is emphasized over that of plants, photosynthesis is covered in a separate chapter and plant biochemisty is flagged by a special icon. Icons highlight discussions of biomedical applications, metabolic regulation mechanisms, and plant biochemistry. These occur thoughout the book.

77. Registration Information 2002 Prerequisite Chem213a/b and 223b. biochemisty 382b Restricted to students with70% or more in Biochem280a. Prerequisite biochemisty 381a Biochemistry 430b. http://www.biochem.uwo.ca/undergrad/Regi02.html

The University of Western Ontario Registration Information for Biochemistry Courses Biochemistry 280a - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biochemistry 380b - Biochemistry Laboratory Biochemistry 381a - Biological Macromolecule Biochemistry 382b - Biochemical Regulation ... Biochemistry 484 - Laboratory and Literature Review NOTE: No special permission will be given for any of the 2nd and 3rd year courses until after August 6th once the priorities or constraints have been lifted. Priority is given to students in Biology, Chemistry, Biochem/Chem, Bio ES, Biophysics, Phys/Psych, Food Nutrition Programs in years 2 and 3, Bachelor of Health Sciences, BA and BSc in Kinesiology and Scholars Electives Students, Space permitting, course opens up to all other students early in August. Prerequisites Biology 022 or 023. Restricted to students in Biology all Biochem/Chem Programs and Scholars Elective students. Recommended co-requisites Biochemistry 381a and 382b. Biochemistry 381a Restricted to Biochem/Chem, BMSc or Science students with a minimum of 70% in Biochem 280a. Prerequisite Chem213a/b and 223b.

78. Personal 1994 1997. Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of biochemisty, Dartmouth MedicalSchool, Hanover NH, USA. Supervisor Dr. Bill Wickner. 1997 - 1998. http://www.bgu.ac.il/life/Faculty/Eichler/cv.html

Dr. Jerry Eichler: Curriculum Vitae 1. PERSONAL DETAILS Name: Jerry Eichler Date of Birth: April 8, 1962, Montréal, Canada Date of Immigration: June 18, 1998 Address at work: Department of Life Sciences Ben Gurion University of the Negev P.O. Box 653 Beer sheva 84105, Israel EDUCATION B.Sc. McGill University - Department of Physiology Graduated with Great Distinction M.Sc . - Weizmann Institute of Science - Department of Neurobiology Thesis advisors: Dr. Israel Silman (Weizmann Institute of Science) and Dr. Lili Anglister (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Title of thesis: The immunocytochemical localization of phosphatidylinositol-anchored acetylcholinesterase in excitable tissues of Torpedo ocellata Ph.D. - Weizmann Institute of Science - Department of Neurobiology Thesis advisors: Dr. Israel Silman (Weizmann Institute of Science) and Dr. Lili Anglister (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Thesis title: Molecular forms of acetylcholinesterase: regulation at the biosynthetic, ultrastructural and molecular levels EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Visiting Scientist, Laboratoire de Neurobiologie, Ecole Normale

79. Abstract 17 1 , Binta SAN 1 , Ewald BECK 2 and Andreas RUPPEL 1 1 Department of Tropical Hygiene,University of Heidelberg 2 Institute of biochemisty, Academic Hospital http://www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/schisto/prcschisto/abst/abst17.html

Immune-reaction of African and Chinese schistosomiasis patient sera in line-blots with recombinant Sj22 Ursula HERTER , Binta SAN , Ewald BECK and Andreas RUPPEL Department of Tropical Hygiene, University of Heidelberg Institute of Biochemisty, Academic Hospital Center; University of Giessen, Germany A tegument-associated protein of 22 kD is expressed on Schistosoma mansoni larvae and adult worms. We have cloned this molecule from a S. japonicum cDNA library as recombinant His-tag-protein (rSj22) and purified it to near homogeneity. To be tested as potentially serodiagnostic antigen, rSj22 was dissolved in appropriate buffer and applied to nitrocellulose in a manner analogous to writing with ink on paper. We termed this novel technique as "line blot" (Beck, unpublished). The nitrocellulose strips are then ready to be processed in a way analogous to western blots with some modifications. We tested sera from schistosomiasis patients infected with S. mansoni (N =120 from Mali) or S. haematobium (n = 20 from Nigeria). All of these patients had a chronic infection. Over 95% of these African sera gave a positive result in Sj22- line blot. Patients with

80. Exchange Student In October 2002 I will have completed 3 months of practise in biochemisty, 3 monthsin Immunology and 8 months in Microbiology. Sponsors will play my trip. http://www.hwforums.com/1921/messages/8.html

Exchange student Follow Ups Post Followup Bioanalytikeruddannelsen VA FAQ Posted by Bahar Ucar on December 19, 2000 at 03:49:07: Hello.... My name is Bahar Ucar. I am a 20-year old female MLS-student from Denmark. I am in my 2nd year of becoming a Medical Laboratory Scientist. As part of my education, I get the chance of a lifetime: To take some of my Professional Practice abroad for 3 months.(Beginning October 2002). Therefore, I am sending you this letter. My 1st choice location is New Zealand. During my stay I hope to be a part of the daily routine in a Medical Microbiology Laboratory, since that area will be my major. I hope that you can help me achive my goal, by providing me with any kind of information that can lead me in the right direction. In October 2002 I will have completed 3 months of practise in Biochemisty, 3 months in Immunology and 8 months in Microbiology. Sponsors will play my trip. Kind regards, Bahar Ucar Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Hello.... : My name is Bahar Ucar. I am a 20-year old female MLS-student from Denmark. : I am in my 2nd year of becoming a Medical Laboratory Scientist. : As part of my education, I get the chance of a lifetime: To take some of my Professional Practice abroad for 3 months.(Beginning October 2002). : Therefore, I am sending you this letter. : My 1st choice location is New Zealand. During my stay I hope to be a part of the daily routine in a Medical Microbiology Laboratory, since that area will be my major. : I hope that you can help me achive my goal, by providing me with any kind of information that can lead me in the right direction. : In October 2002 I will have completed 3 months of practise in Biochemisty, 3 months in Immunology and 8 months in Microbiology. : Sponsors will play my trip. : Kind regards, : Bahar Ucar

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