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Eugenius SBC Ang, Research Assistant - entered a Ph.D. program at Yale University
Mary Bolin (Grant), Graduate Student
Michael White, Research Assistant
Maria Cypher Research Associate.
Kyle Gardenour Research Associate.
Anton-Scott Goustin Research Associate.
Keith Gulyas ( 1963 - 2007 ) Research Associate.
Gouzhen Liu Research Associate.
Jiayou Liu Research Associate.
Bernie Mangiola Research Assistant.
Divya Chandran, M.S. 2006
Jennifer
Fonfara, M.S. 2000
Jennifer worked on developing methods to make it easier to isolate interaction mutations and interaction suppressor mutations for proteins like Drosophila cyclin D.
Mikhail G.
Kolonin, Ph.D., 2000
Current Address: University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center mkolonin(at)mail.mdanderson.org.
Mikhail studied a novel cyclin, Drosophila cyclin J, which may play a role in regulating the earliest division cycles during embryogenesis. He also helped develop the peptide aptamer approach for analyzing the function of proteins and and specific protein interactions (see, e.g., Kolonin and Finley, 1998, Proc Natl Acad Sci U.S.A. 95, 14266-14271 ).
Nishi Patel, B.S., M.S. Research Assistant, E-mail: npatel(at)genetics.wayne.edu
Drosophila protein interaction maps; cyclin J
Jinhui (Julie) Zhong, Ph.D., 2003.
Julie developed amd tested a high throughput yeast two-hybrid strategy to construct large protein interaction maps PIMs). The strategy is currently being used in the PIM projects for Drosophila and bacterial pathogens.
Tom Limjindaporn, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Fellow
Clem Stanyon, Ph.D. Research Associate
Weili Zhou, M.D, Research Associate (Postdoctoral fellow)
Josef Cadwell, Undergraduate, Biology Department
Raymond
Esper, Graduate Student, MBG
Rami Khoury, Graduate Student, MBG
Suzhao Li, Graduate Student, BMB
Amelia Quayle, Graduate Student, MBG
Subhadra Ramanathan, Graduate Student, MBG
Ramaswamy Sharma, Graduate Student, MBG
Qing Sun, Graduate Student, Pathology
Lei Wang, Graduate Student, MBG
Xiaoju
Wang, Graduate Student, MBG
Zhan Yin (Patrick),
Graduate Student, MBG
Sungpil Yoon, Graduate Student, MBG
Ke Zhou, Graduate Student, MBG
Vikram Chawa, Summer 2005. CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP).
Meghan Hurt, Summer 2004, 2005. CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP).
Keyunna Castleberry, Summer 2002. The Detroit High School Apprenticeship Research Program. Keyunna attends Lewis Cass Technical High School in Detroit.
Michael Washburn, Summer 2002. CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP), while an undergraduate at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.
Luke Mortensen, Summer 2002. CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP), while an undergraduate at the University of Toledo.
Kory Lavine, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP).
Kory worked
summers in our lab while he was an undergraduate at the University of Rochester. Kory currently is in the MD/PhD program at Washington University.
Ari J. Firestone, Summer 2000, 2001 CMMG Summer Undergraduate
Research Program (SURP).
Ari performed summer research in our lab while he was an undergraduate at Carleton College. Currently, Ari is in the Ph.D. program at Stanford.
Janelle Spratt, Summer 2001 CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP).
Janelle performed summer research in our lab while she was an undergraduate at the University of Windsor.
Suzanne
Pearson, Summer 1998, CMMG Summer Undergraduate Research
Program
Suzanne worked in our lab while she was an undergraduate at the University of Guelph in Ontario.
Tom
Sweder, Summer 1997
Tom left our lab to enter the M.D./Ph.D. program at the
University of Illinois in Chicago.
Antonio Baonza, Visiting student from Dr. A. Garcia-Bellidoís laboratory in Madrid.
Brent Passer, Ph.D., Dr. Visited while a Postdoctoral Fellow at the NIH. Constructed a yeast two-hybrid interaction library from human peripheral blood NK cells (see libraries).
Wenbo Xu, Ph.D. Former graduate Student in the laboratories of Drs. Michael Shy and John Kamholz. Constructed a yeast two-hybrid interaction library from rat sciatic nerve (see libraries); this was a record-breaking library in terms of the number of independent clones with inserts.
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