Since 2010, this activity has been organized each summer during the Physiology Department seminar program break and coordinated by the acting Physiology Postdoctoral Fellows (PPF) Chair. PPF members present their recent data to an open audience formed by members of the Physiology department and outside guests.
Thursdays @ 9 a.m. in Room CA-2109, *unless otherwise noted
View this Seminar Series on the University Calendar.
Schedule for 2018:
| 2018 | Speaker | Institution | Title | Location |
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July 5 |
Amel Komic, MD
Marissa Seamon |
Augusta University |
“Increases in soluble protein oligomers trigger the innate immune system promoting inflammation and vascular dysfunction in the pathogenesis of sepsis” “Elimination of leptin-responsive cells in the ventromedial hypothalamus attenuates the effects of 4th ventricle leptin infusions on weight loss” |
CA-2109 |
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July 12 |
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No Seminar. |
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July 19 |
Nicole Klee, PhD |
Augusta University |
“The role of cellular senescence in diabetic bladder dysfunction” |
CA-2109 |
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July 26 |
Kasey Belanger Casey Derella |
Augusta University |
“The role of T regulatory cells in blood pressure control and end organ damage”. “Intradermal microdialysis: Assessing endothelial microvascular function in humans”. |
CA-2109 |
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August 2 |
Ellen Gillis, PhD Patricia Martinez Quinones, MD |
Augusta University |
"Sex differences in hypertension: Role of Tregs” “Endothelium barrier dysfunction in SIRS and sepsis: One receptor, one pathway, and one drug?”
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CA-2109 |
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August 9 |
Yasir Abdul, PhD Yanna Tian |
Augusta University |
“Deferoxamine improves neurobehavioral outcomes in diabetic rats: Role of ferroptosis in brain microvascular endothelial cells" “Coronary microvascular dysfunction in HFpEF” |
CA-2109 |
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August 16 |
Riyaz Mohamed, PhD Lindsey Ramirez
|
Augusta University |
“Female spontaneously hypertensive rats have better recovery in response to renal
ischemia reperfusion injury than males.” |
CA-2109 |
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August 23 |
Mahmoud Abdelbary |
Augusta University |
“Inhibition of necrosis via Necrox-5 attenuates the development of hypertension in male, but not female Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats” |
CA-2109 |
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August 30 |
Kasey Belanger
Lia Taylor
|
Augusta University |
“The role of T regulatory cells in blood pressure control and end organ damage” “Vascular function is maintained in Dahl SS rats on a high fat diet despite increases in blood pressure and vascular inflammation” |
CA-2109 |
