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Present
Members:
Past
Members:
- William T. Lee, graduate student, 1982-1986.
Dissertation title: The structural characterization and regulation of
the murine B. lymphocyte receptor for IgE. Present address: Laboratory
of Immunology, Wadsworth Center, Albany, NY
- Loren Peterson, postdoctoral fellow,
1981-1985. Project title: Fine specificity, structure, and proteolytic
susceptibility of the human lymphocyte receptor for IgE Present Address:
Houston, TX
- Achsah Keegan, graduate student, 1984-1989.
Dissertation title: The structure and function of the murine B lymphocyte
FceRII and its soluble fragment. Present Address: Dept. Immunology,
Jerome Holland Labs, American Red Cross, Bethesda, MD.
- Mangala Rao, postdoctoral fellow, 1985-1988.
Project title: Biologic function of the murine B lymphocyte FceRII.
Present Address: Dept of Membrane Biochemistry, WRAIR, Washington, DC.
- Kim A. Campbell, graduate student, 1989-1993,
Dissertation title: Functional and molecular analysis of FceRII involvement
in muring B cell activation and differentiation. Present address: Ohio
State University, Columbus, OH
- Coles M. Squire, postdoctoral fellow,
1989-1992, Project title: Use of CD23 as a vaccine target. Present address:
Henrico Doctors Hospital, Richmond, VA
- Stephen E. Dierks, postdoctoral fellow,
1990-1993, Project title: CD23 oligomerization and promoter analysis.
Present address: Abbot Laboratories, Chicago, IL
- William C. Bartlett, postdoctoral fellow,
1991-1994, Project title: Function of soluble murine CD23. Present address:
Pasteur Mérieux Connaught, Swiftwater, PA
- Elaine Woodward, postdoctoral fellow,
1996-1997, Project title: CD23 transgenic development. Present Address,
Richmond, VA
- Sheri T. Dorsam, graduate student, 1994-1998,
Dissertation title: Molecular characterization of the two muring CD23
promoters. Present address: Veterans Hospital, Univ. of California,
San Francisco.
- Ann E. Kelly, graduate student, 1994-1998,
Dissertation title: IgE-binding capacity and biological activity of
chimeric forms of soluble CD23. Present address, Dept. Immunology, Jerome
Holland Labs, American Red Cross, Bethesda, MD.
- Megan Payet-Jamroz, graduate student,
1996-1999, Dissertation title: Suppression of IgE responses by overexpression
of CD23. Present address, Laboratory of Immunology, NIAID, NIH, Bethesda,
MD.
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