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34 researchFriday Evening Lecture SeriesJune 17, Mitchell L. Sogin, MBL“Unresolved Mysteries About Parasites and our Oldest Ancestors”Kimberlei A. Richardson, Ph.D., The Johns HopkinsMedical Institutes“The effect of development on the activation of neuronsinvolved in neonatal opioid dependence”Alvaro Sagasti, Ph.D., New York University School ofMedicine“Cytoskeletal control of zebrafish sensory neuronbranching”Xiang Yu, Ph.D., Stanford University Medical Center“Effect of changes in dendritic morphology mediated by thecadherin/catenin complex on the synaptic properties of CA1pyramidal neurons”June 24 - Porter Lecture, Timothy J. Mitchison, Harvard University“Cell Division: From Inoué to New Cancer Drugs”July 1, Brian M. Barnes, University of Alaska“Overwintering in the Arctic: Animal Strategies for Surviving the Long, Cold,and Dark”July 8 - Glassman Lecture, Stephen L. Hoffman, Sanaria Inc.“Parallel Paths in the Quest for a Malaria Vaccine: Use of Modern Vaccinologyand Genomics vs. Basic Parasitology and Entomology to Realize the Goal”July 15 - Lang Lecture, Mark F. Bear, Massachusetts Institute of Technology;Howard Hughes Medical Institute“Modification of the cerebral cortex by experience”July 21-22 - Forbes Lectures, Roger Y. Tsien, University of California, SanDiego; Howard Hughes Medical Institute“Breeding Marine Fluorescent Proteins to Spy on Cells” & “Building SyntheticMolecules to Spy on Cells and Tumors”July 29, David L. Glanzman, University of California, Los Angeles“In Praise of Simple Minds: What the Study of Learning in a Marine Snail CanTell Us About the Biological Origins of Cognition”August 5 - Distinguished Alumnus Lecture, Wise Young, Rutgers University“Stem Cells: A Paradigm Shift?”August 12, Sally E. and Bennett A. Shaywitz, Yale University“The Science of Reading: Overcoming Dyslexia”August 19, Linda B. Buck, Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center“Unraveling the Sense of Smell”Whitman CenterPublicationsAlliegro, MC; Alliegro,MA. 2005. Differentialexpression of tyrosinatedtubulin in Spisulasolidissima. Dev. Dynamics232(1): 216-220.Beaugé L; DiPolo, R.2005. SEA-0400, a potentinhibitor of the Na + /Ca 2+exchanger, as a tool tostudy exchanger ionicand metabolic regulation.Am. J. Physiol. Cell Physiol.288(6): C1374-C1380.Brandman, O; Ferrett,JE; Li, R; Meyer, T. 2005.Interlinked fast andslow positive feedbackloops drive reliablecell decisions. Science310(5747): 496-498.Burgess DR; Chang, F.2005. Site selection forthe cleavage furrow atcytokinesis. Trends CellBiol. 15(3): 156-162.Chen, XX; Johnston,D. 2005. Constitutivelyactive G-protein-gatedinwardly rectifying K +channels in dendritesof hippocampal CA1pyramidal neurons. J.Neurosci. 25(15): 3787-3792.Collis LP; Sun Y; Hill,RB. 2005. Lengthdependentdeactivationof ventricular trabeculaein the bivalve,Spisula solidissima.J. Comp. Physiol. B:Biochemical, systemic,and environmentalphysiology. E-first.10.1007/s00360-005-0060-9.Conley, MP; Jang, MK;DeGiorgis, JA; Bearer,EL. 2005. Zip codefor the synapse: Dotransport failures causeneurodegeneration?FASEB J. 19(4), Part 1,Supplement S A506-A506.DeGiorgis, JA; Jaffe, H;Moreira, JE; Carlotti,CG; Leite, JP; Pant, HC;Dosemeci, A. 2005.Phosphoproteomicanalysis of synaptosomesfrom human cerebralcortex. J. Proteome Res.4(2): 306-315.Dorman, SC; Zito, S;Hirsch, RE; O’Herron,T; Harrington, JP. 2005.Redox behavior ofinvertebrate dodecamericacellular hemogobins:Design implicationsfor hemoglobin-basedoxygen-carriers(HBOC).Biophys. J. 88(1) Part 2,Supplement S 393A.Edds-Walton, PL; Fay,RR. 2005. Projectionsto bimodal sites in thetorus semicircularis ofthe toadfish, Opsanustau. Brain Behavior andEvolution 66(2): 73-87.Edds-Walton, PL; Fay,RR. 2005. Sharpeningof directional responsesalong the auditorypathway of the oystertoadfish, Opsanus tau. J.Comp. Physiol. A: Sensory,Neural, and BehavioralPhysiology 191(12): 1079-1086.