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Laboratory of Cell Biology
Bethesda, Maryland, USA
 
 
 
 
National Cancer Institute
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Chief: Michael M. Gottesman, M.D.

Deputy Chief: Vincent Hearing, Ph.D.

Principal Investigators: Ettore Appella, M.D., Suresh Ambudkar, Ph.D., Michael Gottesman, M.D., Vincent Hearing, Ph.D., Michael Maurizi, Ph.D., Sriram Subramaniam, Ph.D., Di Xia, Ph.D., Victor Zhurkin, Ph.D.

Visit the Center for Cancer Research LCB Web Site for information on LCB Scientific Research Programs and current staff members for each section.

Office of the Chief

Administrative Staff

Consuelo Holguin - Laboratory Program Specialist (Rm 2108, 301-496-1530) - responsible for providing administrative support and assistance in such core areas as budget, human resources, travel, site visits, technical information and clerical assistance

Cushena Tribble - Secretary (Rm 2108, 301-594-3429) - provides a full range of clerical and administrative support

George Leiman (Rm 2144B, 301-451-5162) - Editorial Assistant/Technical Writer - handles MTA records, certain manuscripts, manuscript approval for MDR, some graphics, seminar scheduling, ITAS, LCB monthly manuscript list, LCB library, LCB website administration

Barbara Murphy (Rm 2106, 301-402-0687) -Technical Lab Manager - handles LCB supply inventory, maintenance agreements, space and budget management, property custodian, surplus property, MTAs/Letters of Understanding (shipping), key and training requests

Joyce Sharrar - Program Assistant (Rm 2113, 301-402-1646) - handles special projects for Michael Gottesman, some assistance with personnel for Dr. Gottesman's research group

Scientifc Core Staff

3D Electron Microscopy and Image Processing Core: Jacqueline Milne, Mario Borgnia

CCR Molecular Modeling Core: Stewart Durell, Yinon Shafrir

Seminar Schedule
All seminars are at 2:15 in Room 2041, unless otherwise indicated

January

3 Andy Fung, Multidrug Resistance Section, LCB

NSC73306: Unexpected Substrate of the Copper Transporter CTR1

10  Victor Zhurkin, DNA & Nucleoproteins Section, LCB

DNA Folding in Chromatin and Binding to P53: What Can We Expect From Genome-Wide Studies?

17 Orit Lavi, Multidrug Resistance Section, LCB

Synchronization of Pathways as a Method Based on Redundancy to Identify Intrinsic Resistance Mechanisms of Hepatocellular Carcinoma

26 [Special seminar at 4:00]

Paul Li, Department of Chemistry, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada (guest of Michael Gottesman)

Measuring MDR Cancer Cells Using a Single Cell Bioanalyzer

31 Takahiro Maeda, Division of Hematology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA  (guest of Vince Hearing)

Clathrin Assembly Protein CALM is Necessary for Leukemia Cell Proliferation and Erythroid Differentiation via Regulating Transferrin Receptor Endocytosis

See complete seminar schedule