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UCSF-GIVI CFAR/C-ARC Directors' Research Seminar

2001/2002 Seminar Series Introduction

The 2001/2002 calendar returned following a hiatus during 2000. In the interim, CFAR provided financial and schedule programming support to a number of UCSF series, including the UCSF Department of Microbiology and Immunology Annual Microbiology Pathogenesis symposium, Community Updates presented by the Conant Foundation, Project Inform and the Community Consortium, as well as several other campus-sponsored programs.

DRSS Calendar

• "Sex, Steroids and Immune Regulation" - October 15, 2001:
  

  Drs. Ruth Greenblatt and Robert Grant.

• "Primary Infection, Options Patients and Cell Cycle Arrest" - October 29, 2001:
  

  Drs. Michael Sherman and Rick Hecht

• "Hepatitis C/HIV Co-infection and Vertical Transmission" - Noveber 19, 2001:
  

  Drs. Brandee Pappalardo and Terry Wright

• "Metabolics and Cell Turnoverquot;" - December 17, 2001:
  

  Drs. Carl Grunfeld and Marc Hellerstein

• "HIV Integrase As a New Target for AIDS Drug Development" - January 28, 2002:
  

  Drs. Daria Hazuda, Andy Leavitt, and Irwin "Tack" Kuntz.

• "Adherence, Resistance and Pharmacological Challenges in HIV Therapy" - April 16, 2002:
  

  Drs Francesca Aweeka, David Bangsberg and Bob Grant.

• "HIV Suppression & Organ Transplant Among HIV-infected Patients" - May 20, 2002:
  

  Drs. Michelle Roland and Les Benet.

• "Viral Blips, Drug Resistant Virus and Immune Responses: Immunological Control or Virologic Failure" - June 3, 2002:
  

  Drs. Doug Nixon and Steve Deeks.

• "Metabolic and Immune Effects of Growth Hormone in HIV-1 Infection" - June 17, 2002:
  

  Drs. Laura Napolitano and Morrie Schambelan.

The June 17 lecture concluded our 2001-2002 series schedule. For more information on our educational seminars, please contact Jennifer Plumb at 415.379.5602, x1.

CFAR DRSS Index

• 2003 - 2004 DRSS Schedule
• 2002 - 2003 DRSS Schedule

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