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Historical Perspective: Are faculty leaving in droves? 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 <strong>2005</strong>-06 ALAM ALAM BERTRAND BERTRAND BERTRAND BERTRAND BERTRAND DAHL DAHL DAHL DAHL DAHL DAHL DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS DUNKER DUNKER DUNKER DUNKER EVANS EVANS EVANS GARZA GARZA GARZA GARZA GARZA GLOSS GLOSS GLOSS GLOSS GLOSS GLOSS GRIMES GRIMES GRIMES GRIMES GRIMES GRIMES GRISWOLD GRISWOLD GRISWOLD GRISWOLD GRISWOLD GRISWOLD HASSOLD HASSOLD HER HER HER HER HER HER HUNT HUNT ICHIYE ICHIYE ICHIYE ICHIYE KANG KANG KANG KANG KANG KANG KIM KIM KIM KIM KIM KIM KONKEL KONKEL KONKEL KONKEL KONKEL KONKEL LURQUIN LURQUIN LURQUIN LURQUIN LURQUIN LURQUIN MAGNUSON MAGNUSON MAGNUSON MAGNUSON MAGNUSON MAGNUSON NILSON NILSON NILSON POSTLE POSTLE POSTLE POSTLE POSTLE REEVES REEVES REEVES REEVES REEVES REEVES SHELDEN SHELDEN SHELDEN SKINNER SKINNER SKINNER SKINNER SKINNER SKINNER SMERDON SMERDON SMERDON SMERDON SMERDON SMERDON TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR WYRICK WYRICK WYRICK WYRICK XUN XUN XUN XUN XUN XUN 21 22 20 21 19 19
Teaching and Research Changes ALAM 466/566; 465 NMR, Zn-dependent ubiquitin binding domains. BERTRAND 107; 503/504 Multidrug efflux pumps in E. coli DAHL 302 Latent survival of Mycobacterium tuberculosis DAVIS 413/513; 414/514 DNA oxidative damage and repair DUNKER 413/513;466/566; 494 Bioinformatics and protein folding EVANS 414/514 Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy GARZA 302; Spatial control of cell differentiation in Myxococcus xanthus GLOSS 304; 413/513; 414/514 Protein adaptation in archae extreme halophiles GRIMES Lipoxygenase function in soybean GRISWOLD Role of Sertoli cells in mammalian spermatogenesis HASSOLD Meitoic chromosome abnormalities HER 503; 504 Mammalian DNA mismatch repair pathways HUNT Mammalian germ cell development and meiotic cell cycle control ICHIYE Protein control of electron transfer rates via polarization KANG 413/513; 466/566; 465 Protein and DNA X-ray crystallography KIM 303; 401/501; Vitamin A and retinoic acid receptors in spermatogenesis and testis development KONKEL 340; 341; 443 Campylobacter jejuni pathogenic determinants LURQUIN 301; 425; UH 410 Transgenic plants MAGNUSON 440/540 Role of Pim-1 cellular proliferation and differentiation NILSON 503; 504 Regulation of gonadotropin gene expression and mechanism of gonadotropin action POSTLE 454 Ton-B dependent energy transduction in E. coli transport REEVES 503; 504; 574 HMG-A regulation of transcription SHELDEN 303; 401/501 Cytoskeletal regulation in cell processes SKINNER 401/501 Cell-cell interactions in spermatozoa and oocyte development SMERDON 466/566; 465 DNA excision repair in the context of chromatin structure TAYLOR 490; Sen Proj Signal transduction pathways in plant fertilization WYRICK 478/578; 503 Histone modifications in global gene expression. XUN 450/550 Microbial degradation of xenobiotics. 28 Areas of need: NMR; prokaryotic molecular biology; molecular virology; immunology; cell signaling via GPCR; nuclear receptors; model organisms (drosophila, c elegans)– molecular biology
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AGENDA
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2005 SMB Faculty Meeting Agenda Ann
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SCHOOL OF MOLECULAR BIOSCIENCES ROS
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Bigelow, Diana [dbigelow@wsu.edu] A
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Project Associate Hernandez, Jennif
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2005 SMB Financial Summary Estimate
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8/11/2005 SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES B
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8/11/2005 SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES B
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From: Pinter, Kathy D Sent: Tuesday
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Teaching Assignments by Course Fall
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SMB Faculty Committee Member Appoin
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