THE JIM McGINNIS MEMORIAL LECTURE - Duke University ...

First Annual Lecture - March 29, 1979
“Spliced Genomes and Spliced RNAs”
Dr. Joseph Sambrook
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Second Annual Lecture - April 1, 1980
“Antibodies: Split Genes and Jumping Genes”
Dr. Lee Hood
California Institute of Technology
Third Annual Lecture - April 22, 1981
“Mechanisms and Enzymology of DNA
Replication”
Dr. Bruce Alberts
Unversity of California, San Francisco
Fourth Annual Lecture - May 3, 1982
“Normal and Neoplastic Lymphocyte
Differentiation”
Dr. Irving L. Weissman
Stanford University
Fifth Annual Lecture - January 27, 1983
“Viruses, Genes and Cancer”
Dr. J. Michael Bishop
University of California, San Francisco
Sixth Annual Lecture - March 29, 1984
“Structure and Function of Ia Molecules”
Dr. Hugh O. McDevitt
Stanford University
Seventh Annual Lecture - April 4, 1985
“Implantation of Immunoglobulin Genes
into the Mouse Genome”
Dr. David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
THE JIM McGINNIS MEMORIAL LECTURE
Eighth Annual Lecture - March 31, 1986
“Misplaced Genes”
Dr. Philip Leder
Harvard Medical School
Ninth Annual Lecture - April 15, 1987
“Splicing of mRNA Precursors”
Dr. Phillip Sharp
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tenth Annual Lecture - April 7, 1988
“Catalytic Antibodies”
Dr. Richard A. Lerner
Research Institute of Scripps Clinic
Eleventh Annual Lecture - March 23, 1989
“The Retinoblastoma Anti-Oncogene”
Dr. Robert A. Weinberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Twelfth Annual Lecture - March 22, 1990
“The T Cell Repertoire”
Dr. Philippa Marrack
Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Denver
Thirteenth Annual Lecture - April 18, 1991
“The Steroid recpetor Superfamily”
Dr. Ronald M. Evans
The Salk Institute, San Diego
Fourteenth Annual Lecture - April 30, 1992
“Molecular Basis of Leukocyte Localization
in Inflammation”
Dr. Timothy A. Springer
Harvard Medical School
Fifteenth Annual Lecture - May 20, 1993
“Telomeres and Their Synthesis”
Dr. Elizabeth H. Blackburn
University of California, San Francisco
Sixteenth Annual Lecture - May 12, 1994
“The Erythropoietin Receptor:
Structure, Signaling and Tumorigenesis”
Dr. Harvey F. Lodish
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Seventeenth Annual Lecture - February 23,
1995
“Signaling Genes from the Cell Surface:
The JAK-STAT Pathway”
Dr. James E. Darnell, Jr.
The Rockefeller University
Eighteenth Annual Lecture - May 2, 1996
“Analysis of Developmental Processes in the
Immune
System by Mutation”
Dr. Klaus Rajewsky
University of Cologne
Nineteenth Annual Lecture - March 13, 1997
“Life in the Cytoplasm: Tales of a DNA Virus”
Dr. Bernard Moss
NIAID, National Institutes of Health
Twentieth Annual Lecture - April 23, 1998
“Host Factors in the Pathogenesis of HIV
Disease”
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci
NIAID, National Institutes of Health

Twenty-First Annual Lecture - March 11,
1999
“Downstream Views: Tracing Oncogenic
Signals”
Dr. Peter K. Vogt
The Scripps Research Institute
Twenty-Second Annual Lecture - March 15,
2000
“Fidelity and Infidelity in the Commitment to
Differentiation of Hemato-lymphopoietic Cell
Lineages”
Dr. Fritz Melchers
Basel Institute for Immunology
Twenty-Third Annual Lecture - February 28,
2001
“Vaccinology in Historic and Contemporary
Perspective”
Dr. Maurice R. Hilleman
Merck Institute for Therapeutic Research
Twenty-Fourth Annual Lecture - March 6,
2002
“Cell Mediated Immunity in Virus Infections”
Dr. Peter Doherty
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Twenty-Fifth Annual Lecture - March 15,
2003
“Warts, Cancer and Ubiquitination:
Lessons from the Papillomaviruses”
Dr. Peter Howley
Harvard Medical School
Twenty-Sixth Annual Lecture - April 16,
2004
“Morphogenesis and Oncogenesis in
3D Mammary Epithelial Cultures”
Dr. Joan Brugge
Harvard Medical School
Twenty-Seventh Annual Lecture - April 5,
2005
“Genetic and Epigenetic Mechanisms Create
Extreme Functional Diversity in Fungi”
Dr. Gerald Fink
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Twenty-Eighth Annual Lecture - April 13,
2006
“Insights into Control of Alphavirus
Replication in Neurons”
Dr. Diane Griffin
Johns Hopkins University
Twenty-Ninth Annual Lecture - May 9, 2007
“Evolutionarily Conserved Roles
for Small RNA Pathways”
Dr. Greg Hannon
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Thirtieth Annual Lecture – March 19, 2008
“The Cell Cycle: Spatial and Temporal Control
of a Multicomponent Genetic Network”
Dr. Lucy Shapiro
Stanford University School of Medicine