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Wendy Ankrom Comisar

Graduated: 2007
Ph.D. Thesis: Controlling Osteogenesis through nanoscale organization of adhesion ligand in alginate hydrogels
Current Location: Merck



Christopher Brinkerhoff

Graduated: 2006
Ph.D. Thesis: The role of membrane protein spatial arrangements in cellular signaling: A theorectical study
Current Location: Postdoc- Rutgers University



Tamara L. Kinzer-Ursem

Graduated: 2005
Ph.D. Thesis: The role of ligand and cell specific parameters in influencing G-protein coupled receptor states and cell responses
Current Location: Postdoc- Caltech



Pete Chang

Graduated: 2005
Ph.D. Thesis: Signaling through the N-Formyl peptide receptor on human nuetrophils: G-protein quantification and thresholds
Current Location: Postdoc- University of Washington



Peter Woolf

Graduated: 2002
Ph.D. Thesis: Computational Analysis of G-protein Coupled Receptor Screening, Dimerization and Desensitization
Current Location: Asst. Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan.



Anna Waller

Graduated: 2001
Ph.D. Thesis: Ligand Binding and Ligand Efficacy in the N-formyl Peptide Receptor System on the Human Neutrophils
Current Location: Postdoc- University of New Mexico.



James Cunningham

Graduated: 2001
Ph.D. Thesis: Focal adhesions as mechanotransducers: Differential localization of focal adhesion components in response to mechanical strain
Current Location: Elan Pharmaceutical Technologies



Todd Riccobene

Graduated: 1999
Ph.D. Thesis: Analysis of G-Protein Coupled Receptor Signaling: The Relationship Between Signaling Parameters and Cellular Responses
Current Location: Forest Laboratories, Inc.



Lonnie Shea

Graduated: 1997
Ph.D. Thesis: Kinetics of Receptor, Ligand, and G-Protein Interactions for Signal Transduction: A Modeling Study
Current Location: Asst. Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Northwestern University.



Nancy Berry Agrawal

Graduated: 1996
Ph.D. Thesis: Quantification of Helper T Lymphocyte/Antigen-Presenting Cell Interactions: A Single Cell Study
Current Location: Merck



Grenmarie Agresar

Graduated: 1996
Ph.D. Thesis: A Computational Environment for the Study of Circulating Cell Mechanics and Adhesion
Current Location: Home with children



Jim Adams

Graduated: 1995
Ph.D. Thesis: The Dynamics of Stimulated Actin polymerization in Human Neutrophils
Current Location: Ford Motor Company



Julie Hoffman

Graduated: 1995
Ph.D. Thesis: A Quantitative Characterization of ligand, Receptor, and G-Protein in Signal Transduction
Current Location: Calypte Biomedical Corp



Patricia Relue

Graduated: 1994
Ph.D. Thesis: Signal Transduction in Single Cells: Digital Fluorescence Imaging and Mathematical Modeling
Current Location: Associate Professor of Bioengineering, Department of Bioengineering, University of Toledo.



Debra Singer

Graduated: 1991
Ph.D. Thesis: A Quantitative Investigation of the Events of Antigen Processing and Presentation
Current Location: Dupont



 
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