CURRICULUM VITAE - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Transcriptase Genotype After Multiple, Sequential Nucleoside Analog Drugs and the<br />
Response to HAART in ACTG 364 (Abstract 138). Presented at the 6 th National<br />
Retrovirus Conference, Chicago Feb 1-3, 1999.<br />
58. D Katzenstein, H Guevara, M Hendry, T Gittens, L Zijena, M Mbizvo. Maternal HIV-1<br />
RNA and V3 Antibodies Predict Risks For Vertical Transmission and Mortality In<br />
Subtype C Virus Infection. (Abstract 235). Presented at the 6 th National Retrovirus<br />
Conference, Chicago Feb 1-3, 1999.<br />
59. H Guevara, O Tobaiwa, K Mohhamed, P Mason, M Hendry, D Katzenstein<br />
HIV RNA in Maternal and Cord Plasma. Evidence for in utero prenatal transmission <strong>of</strong><br />
Subtype C HIV-1 infection in Zimbabwe. Presented at the 6 th National Retrovirus Conference, Chicago<br />
Feb 1-3, 1999.<br />
60. Morris MK, Hanson C, Hendry M, Israelski D, Zolopa AR, Tenney R, Guevara H, Tan G, Katzenstein D.<br />
Antibody Titers Prior to HAART Predict Treatment Outcome. 6th Conference on Retroviruses and<br />
Opportunistic Infections. Chicago, IL 1999 (Abstract 353)<br />
61. R Machekano, M Bassett, W McFarland and D Katzenstein. Clinical Signs and Symptoms <strong>of</strong> Subtype C<br />
HIV infection and predictors <strong>of</strong> mortality among heterosexual men in Harare, Zimbabwe.13 th<br />
International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa.<br />
62. L Gwanzura, R Machekano, M Bassett, W McFarland and D Katzenstein HIV1 / HSV-2 co-infection and<br />
sero-concordance among heterosexual couples in Harare, Zimbabwe13 th International AIDS<br />
Conference, Durban, South Africa.<br />
63. Shulman N, Zolopa A, Murlidharan U, Israelski D, Brosgart C, Miller M, Van Doren S, Shafer R,<br />
Katzenstein D. Salvage therapy with an efavirenz (EFV) and adefovir (ADV)-based regimen in<br />
antiretroviral experienced patients. Abstract 13 in 2 nd International Workshop on Salvage Therapy for<br />
HIV Infection, May 19-21, 1999, Toronto. (Oral Presentation). Received Young Investigator Scholarship<br />
for travel and meeting fees.<br />
64. Shulman N, Zolopa A, Murlidharan U, Israelski D, Brosgart C, Miller M, Shafer R, Katzenstein D.<br />
Responses to salvage therapy with an efavirenz and adefovir-based regimen in antiretroviral<br />
experienced patients: a genotypic study. Abstract 101 in 3 rd International Workshop on Drug<br />
Resistance and Treatment Strategies, June 23-26, 1999, San Diego.<br />
65. Shulman N, Zolopa A, Murlidharan U, Israelski D, Brosgart C, Miller M, Shafer R, Katzenstein D.<br />
Efavirenz and adefovir-based salvage in antiretroviral experienced HIV+ patients. Abstract 2201 in 39 th<br />
Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, Sep 26-29, 1999, San Francisco.<br />
66. Shulman N, Zolopa A, King H, Whitcomb J, Passaro D, Israelski D, Shafer R, Katzenstein D,<br />
Petropoulos C, Hellmann N. NNRTI hyper-susceptibility in a well-characterized cohort <strong>of</strong> treatment –<br />
experienced patients receiving efavirenz and adefovir salvage regimens. Abstract 99 in 4 th International<br />
Workshop on Drug Resistance and Treatment Strategies, June 12-16, 2000, Sitges, Spain.<br />
67. Louie L, Graves A, Wells J, Hartogensis W, Jackman R, Zijenah L , Yiu C, Nguyen V, Schultz K,<br />
Katzenstein D, Mason P. Genetic Influence on risk <strong>of</strong> active tuberculosis (TB) in Zimbabwe. (poster<br />
presentation) 33 rd Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the Society for Epidemiologic Research, Seattle, WA, June, 2000.<br />
68. Louie L, Hartogensis W, Jackman R, Zijenah L, Yiu C, Nguyen V, Schultz K, Katzenstein D, Mason P.<br />
HLA and risk <strong>of</strong> tuberculosis in Zimbabwe. (oral presentation) 26 th Annual Meeting <strong>of</strong> the American<br />
Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics, Orlando, FL, Oct. 2000.<br />
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69. J. LATHEY*, C. TIERNEY, S. CHANG, R. D'AQUILA, S. HAMMER, D. KATZENSTEIN, and the ACTG<br />
175 Genotype Team. NIAID, Bethesda, MD Homozygous Mutations in 3'A SDF-1 Are Associated with<br />
More Rapid Disease Progression (Abstract 853). The 7th National Conferernce on Retrovirsuses and<br />
Opportunistic Infections, San Francisco, CA January 30-February 4, 2000<br />
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