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Perlman R26 Staff, continued Publications RESEARCH ASSISTANTS Erica Corson Solomon Graf Gil Palchik Laboratory for Reprouu /e Medicine: Molecular Physiology of Reproduction DIRECTOR David L. Keefe, Adjunct Scientist, Brown University ADJUNCT SCIENTISTS Lin Liu, Brown University James Trimarchc, Brown University POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER Eva Czerwiec, Brown University Cooper, R A , and S Jung. 2002 Single cell electrochemistry. In Encyclopedia of Electrochemistry: 9 (Biochemistry), G S Wilson, ed Wiley & Sons, New York Kennedy, R. T., L. M. Kauri. G. M. Dahlgren, and S -K Jung 2002 Metabolic oscillations inp-cells Diabetes 51 (suppl. 1): S152-S161 Liu, L., and David L. Keefe. 2002 Aging-associated aberration in meiosis of oocytes from Senescence-Accelerated Mouse (SAM). Hum. Reprod. 17: 2678-2685. Liu, L.. Maria A. Blasco, James R Trimarchi, and David L. Keefe. 2002. An essential role for functional telomeres in mouse germ cells during fertilization and early development Dev. Biol. 249: 74-84. Liu L, J R. Trimarchi, P. J. S. Smith, and D. L. Keefe. 2002. Checkpoint for DNA integrity at the first mitosis after oocyte activation. Mo/. Reprod. Dev. 62 277-288 Liu, L, Maria A Blasco, and David L Keefe 2002 Requirement of functional telomeres for metaphase chromosome alignments and integrity of meiotic spindles EMBO Reports 3: 230-234 Laboratory of Ayse Dosemeci: Synaptic Plasticity ADJUNCT SCIENTIST Ayse Dosemeci Liu L, J R. Trimarchi, and D L Keefe 2002 Haploidy but not parthenogenetic activation leads to increased incidence of apoptosis in mouse embryos. Biol. Reprod. 66: 204-210 Liu, R I I. Trimarchi. P. J. S. Smith, and D. L Keefe 2002. Mitochondnal dysfunction leads to telomere attrition and genomic instability Aging Cell 1 40-46. McDonough, S. I., L. M. Boland. M. I. Mintz, and B. P Bean. 2002. Interactions among toxins that inhibit N-type and P-type calcium channels J. Gen. Physio/. 119 313-328 Robinson. K. R , and M A. Messerli 2002. Pulsating ion fluxes and growth at the pollen tube tip. (Online]. Science's STKE 2002 (162): PE51. Trimarchi, J. R L. , Liu, P, J. S. Smith, and D. L. Keefe 2002 Apoptosis recruits two-pore domain potassium channels used for homeostatic volume regulation. Am J. Physio/. Cell Physio/. 282: C588-C594. Twig. G R. P. , Malchow, K Hammar. P J S. Smith, H Levy, and I 2002 A novel turtle retinal preparation for simultaneously measuring light-induced electrical activity and changes in metabolite levels Biol. Bull. 203 198-200 Representative immunofluorescence images of spindles (green!, actin filaments (red), and chromosomes (blue) of oocytes from young and old mice. Lin Liu
R27 LABORATORY OF AQUATIC BIOMEDICINE (Staff SENIOR SCIENTIST Carol L Reinisch ADJUNCT SCIENTIST Raymond Stephens. Boston University POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHERS Rachel Cox Jill Kreiling STUDENT Daniel Kabat VISITING SCIENTISTS Sylvie St Jean. Division of Fisheries and Oceans, Moncton, Canada Greg McCallum, Atlantic Veterinary College, Chartottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada This laboratory is dedicated to using marine invertebrates as biomedical models to study issues of health at %. \ IBM the molecular level. In an embryo model, we are examining how industrial chemicals influence neural development, plasticity, and function. Specifically, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) or chemicals found in the wells of Brick, NJ, a site of autism in children, are added to developing clam embryos and neuronal development assessed. We evaluate how chemicals pinpoint molecular targets such as the p53 gene family. We are dissecting how p53 gene expression and function are altered by chemical exposure. Currently we are focusing on the p73 gene, which is critically important in regulating neuronal development. The second line of research examines the induction of leukemia in clams or mussels at industrially polluted sites. We have developed in vitro technology to grow the tumor cells for genetic analyses. (Supported by the Alternatives Research and Development.) collaboration with the Division of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Canada, we are examining the rate of induction of leukemia in Myt/7us edulis, the blue mussel. Mussels are placed in both clean and dirty sites in Canadian harbors. Five to six months later, the animals are retrieved and assessed for cancer using a leukemia-specific monoclonal antibody generated by this laboratory. Thus far we have determined that exposure of mussels to PAHs, PCBs, heavy metals, and other industrial compounds increases both the rate and severity of leukemia. This research is funded by DFO, Canada. In A non-adhenng dam (Mya arenaria) leukemia cell, stained reddish via the monoclonal antibody "1E10", atop a mat of spreading, normal clam hemocytes, Carol Reinisch Publication Jessen-Eller, eta/., 2002. A new invertebrate member of the p53 gene family is developm en tally expressed and responds to the polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs) Environ. Health Perspect. 110: 3 77-385. A 72-hour-old Spisula solidissima embryo, stained with an antibody to clam neurofilament/ intermediate filament protein (NF/IF). Jilt Kreiling Photo by Elizabeth Armstrong
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