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Examples of interdisciplinary workshop presentations given over the past 2-3 years include the following: Sadis Matalon, Ph.D., Anesthesiology NO modulation of Cl- secretion Charles Falany, Ph.D., Pharmacology Induction of SULT1E1 in CF Hepatocytes: Is there a role in the regulation of ß-Estradiol? Laura Vogtle, Ph.D., Occupational Therapy Challenges for adolescents with cystic fibrosis - the transition to adult care providers Rafal Bartoszewski, Ph.D., Cell Biology Misfolding of the human ΔF508 CFTR mRNA decreases translation rate Hector Gutierrez, M.D., Pediatrics The science of process management and scientific knowledge: comparing their impact on clinical outcomes in cystic fibrosis. The UAB experience. Steven Rowe, M.D., Medicine Detecting rescued CFTR - Lessons from clinical trials Bakhrom Berdiev, M.D., Ph.D., Cell Biology CFTR and ENaC: From single channel to single cell James F. Collawn, Ph.D., Cell Biology Chemical chaperones and low temperature correction of ΔF508 CFTR Amit Gaggar, M.D., Ph.D., Medicine A Possible Role of Matrix-Derived Neutrophil Chemoattractants in Chronic Allograft Rejection Post-Lung Transplantation Gang Liu, Ph.D., Medicine MicroRNA, innate immunity, and macrophage function Brad Woodworth, M.D., Surgery Primary nasal epithelial cell culture for CF research Chad Steele, Ph.D., Microbiology Aspergillus fumigatus: an emerging pathogen in CF lung disease? Edward Postlethwait, Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences Lung surface antioxidant biochemistry: potential paradoxes during oxidant stress and effects on lung development Wook Joon Chung, Ph.D., Neurobiology Detection of surface CFTR by affinity labeling Jingyu Guo, Genetics Genome-wide screening and characterization of modifiers of CFTR trafficking and function in yeast cell model Michele Kong, M.D., Pediatrics Neutrophil derived matrix metalloproteinases and their inhibitors in pediatric viral respiratory infection Mary Ann Accavitti-Loper, Ph.D., Genetics Production of Monoclonal Reagents to CFTR: A Work in Progress Karen Bernard, Ph.D., Physiology & Biophysics Inhibition of CFTR Mediated Cl- Current by Neutrophil Elastase Percy Wang, Ph.D. Southern Research Institute Lung sound study using wavelet analysis Michelle V. Fanucchi, Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences Effects of Environmental Toxicants on Postnatal Lung Development Lacrecia Britton, RN UAB/CHS Cystic Fibrosis Center Self-Management Support: How to Help Patients Help Themselves John Hartman, M.D., Genetics Genome-wide epistasis analysis in S. cerevisiae to identify regulators of ABC-transporter biogenesis John Lowman, Ph.D., Physical Therapy Aerobic and resistive exercise training for an acute CF exacerbation Erik Schwiebert, Ph.D. Discovery BioMed Novel CF Drug Discovery Programs based upon First Principles of Scientific Inquiry John Paul Clancy, M.D., Pediatrics Development of Intestinal Current Measurements for studies of CFTR in native human tissue John C. Kappes, Ph.D., Medicine, Hematology & Oncology Large Scale Production of CFTR in Mammalian Cells Stephen Barnes, Ph.D., Pharmacology Mass spectrometry in the study of the biochemistry of membrane proteins Louisa Pyle, Genetics Developing CFTR Modulator Signatures Chiquito Crasto, Ph.D., Genetics Managing the research knowledge of Cystic Fibrosis Meredith Preuss, Ph.D., Medicine, Gene Therapy Helper Dependent Adenovirus for Long-term Gene Expression Tom Harris, M.D., Pediatric Pulmonology TGF-b1 in CF lung disease: More questions than answers Larry DeLucas, O.D., Ph.D., Optometry CFTR Crystallization: Challenges and Future Strategies Marilyn Crain, M.D., Pediatrics Mucoid Streptococcus pneumoniae in the CF Lung Carol Dashiff, Ph.D., Nursing Middle Adolescents with CFRD and their Parents: Self-Management and Implications for Care Justin Roth, Ph.D., Human Gene Therapy Lung-targeted gene delivery with a neutrophil-binding adenovirus Mark Dransfield, M.D., Medicine Acquired CFTR dysfunction in COPD Guangyu Wang, Ph.D., Physiology & Biophysics "Inhibition mechanisms of the R domain in the CFTR channel Christie Brouillette, Ph.D., Chemistry Temperature- and chemical chaperone-rescue of (F508del)CFTR - a possible molecular mechanism from biophysical studies on the NBD1 domain Julie McDougal, RRT, MAE, Pediatrics Communicating Clearly To CF Patients And Families Graeme Bolger, M.D., Medicine, Hematology Regulation of cAMP in the CFTR Local Environment Greg Clines, M.D., Medicine, Endocrinology New Role for CFTR in Bone Akhil Maheshwari, M.D., Pediatrics Gut Mucosal Inflammation in Cystic Fibrosis J. Edwin Blalock, Ph.D., Medicine, Pulmonary and Critical Care Leukotriene A4 Hydrolase: An Anti-Inflammatory Role for a Pro-Inflammatory Enzyme Becky Christian, Ph.D., RN, School of Nursing An Intervention to Improve Quality of Life in School-age Children with Cystic Fibrosis Virginia Anderson, MS, RD, Clinical Nutritionist, Children's Hospital and Nancy Wooldridge, MS, RD, Co-Director, Pediatric Pulmonary Center The Relationship between Suboptimal Serum- 25-Hydroxyvitamin D Levels and Cystic Fibrosis Related Diabetes Elizabeth Sztul, Ph.D., Cell Biology Preventing protein aggregation as a therapeutic tool Aubrey E. Hill, Ph.D., Computer & Information Science Investigating CFTR Introns Michelle McClure, Genetics Palmitoylation and Other Post-Translational Modifications of CFTR with Relevance to Gating and Processing David Bedwell, Ph.D., Microbiology Approaches to restore protein expression and function from nonsense alleles in CF and other diseases Zsuzsanna Bebok, M.D., Cell Biology The Ghost of ΔF508: The silent SNP (Ile507ATT) speaks Wei Wang, Ph.D., Physiology & Biophysics Thermal Induced Irreversible Channel Inactivation of ∆F508-CFTR and its prevention by constitutively active cytosolic loop mutations Tomasz Szul, Ph.D., Medicine, Division of Pulmonary/Allergy/Critical Care Genetic Regulation and Expression of Leukotriene A4 Hydrolase: Possible Implications to Chronic Neutrophilic Inflammation Mike Stalvey, M.D., Pediatrics/Cell Biology/Gene Therapy Center CF Bone Disease: Insights into a Growing Problem Viktoria Havasi, M.D., Cystic Fibrosis Research Center Developing a CFTR deficient polycystic kidney mouse model Trenton Schoeb, DVM, Ph.D., Genetics Analytical Pathology: Turning Phenotypes into Numbers Carmel McNicholas-Bevensee, Ph.D., Physiology & Biophysics Electrophysiological Approaches to Studying CFTR Regulation in Primary and Model Cell Lines Steve Aller, Ph.D., Pharmacology & Toxicology Probing a Mechanism for Correcting the Major CF Defect (F508del): Is There an Actual Binding Pocket? Note: In addition to the examples shown above, separate CF Workshops to discuss the North American CF Conference (NACFC) are conducted annually by Dr. E. Sorscher. Other regularly scheduled workshops (not shown above) include 1) rehearsal sessions for UAB talks in preparation for NACFC, 2) CF journal club, 3) review of the European CF meetings (provided by Drs. Bebok and Rowe), and 4) discussions regarding grant opportunities from NIH (RFAs, PAs. etc.). |


