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SATURDAY, APRIL 21
Across Societies – Experimental Biology
MARC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Talking about yourself: interviewing well. N. Saul.
Goal setting, prioritizing, time management. H. Adams.
PROGRAMS
Beyond the bench: preparing for your career transition in the life sciences. J. Tringali.
Workshop
Ten ways to get lucky in the job search. P. Clifford, J.
SAT. 9:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, HALL D, Lombardo.
Professional development for PhDs. A. Green.
Workplace dynamics: confl ict and feedback. S. Milgram,
Career Development
L. Conlan.
The Experimental Biology 2012 Career Center activities have Negotiation strategies for scientists. D. Behrens.
been arranged by the FASEB Offi ce of MARC & Professional 2:00 Transforming your CV. N. Saul.
Development. Access to the Career Center is FREE to all 2:15 Job hunting in the biotech industry. B. Lindstaedt.
registered EB 2012 meeting attendees.
Workplace dynamics: team skills. S. Milgram, L.
Networking: a required life skill. H. Adams.
Economics and your job search. J. Tringali.
Workplace dynamics I/II. S. Milgram, L. Conlan.
Global interview skills. D. Behrens.
Postdocs: what should you be looking for and how to 4:00 Developing your core message/”elevator pitch”. fi nd them. A. Green.
J. Lombardo.
CONNECTING WITH DIFFERENT AUDIENCES:
11:00 8.2
Herding cats and academics: skills for leading THE ANATOMY OF COMMUNICATION
a professional organization. D.B. Burr. Indiana Univ. Sch. of
Med.
Symposium
11:25 8.3
institute versus department. K.J. Jones. Indiana Univ. Sch. of
SAT. 8:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 7B 11:50 8.4
The role of the president in guiding the university: learners, lawyers and legislators. R.O. Kelley. Univ.
Professional Development
Public Policy
MASTER CLASS—NEURAL INNERVATION
The abc of communication: easy as 123? D.J.
OF THE HEART AND ITS ROLE IN
Evans. Brighton and Sussex Med. Sch., U.K.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT
Communicating science during a crisis. C.
Reddy. Woods Hole Oceanographic Instn.
Symposium
Inside the Beltway and up on the Hill. J.C.
LaManna. Case Western Reserve Univ.
SAT. 1:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 8 Outside the box and inside the living room: teaching through television. J.S. Reidenberg. Mount Sinai
Sch. of Med.
Education & Teaching
Cardiovascular
CLIMBING THE ACADEMIC LADDER: SKILLS
NEEDED FOR EACH RUNG
Foundations of neurocardiology: neural control of the normal and diseased heart. J.L. Ardell. East Tennessee
Symposium
Clinical methods to assess cardiac sympathetic SAT. 10:30 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 7B innervation and function. D.S. Goldstein. NINDS/NIH.
Oxidant stress, infl ammatory and autonomic pathways in the development of atrial fi brillation. D.R. Van
Professional Development
Wagoner. Cleveland Clin.
The role of self-regulation in modulating the 10:35 8.1
Committees – target the right ones and work heart-brain connection. C.S. Moravec. Cleveland Clin.
strategically to make them productive. K.S. Topp. UCSF.
PHARMACOLOGY/PHYSIOLOGY
SATURDAY
2012 TEACHING INSTITUTE: THE USE
GRADUATE STUDENT COLLOQUIUM:
OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN PHARMACOLOGY
COMMUNICATION
EDUCATION
Colloquium
Symposium
SAT. 2:45 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 2 SAT. 12:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 3 CHAIRED: L. SCHROTT, J.S. FEDAN, M.J. SEMINERIO Education
Education
Keynote Speaker: Get that job! How to ace your
interview. B. A. Fischer. Survival Skills & Ethics
Wikis and Wikipedia as teaching tools. J. Jemison.
Negotiating Session: Negotiating your job offer: A
Editing and publishing on Wikipedia. Lynn M. Crespo.
hands-on exercise. B. A. Fischer. Survival Skills &
Univ. of South Carolina Sch. of Med., Greenville. ASPET BUSINESS MEETING AND OPENING
AWARDS RECEPTION
Business Meeting
SAT. 6:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 20B/C Opening Reception
7:30 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, CENTER TERRACE Physiology
REFRESHER COURSE IN ENDOCRINOLOGY:
Molecular sensors for hypertension, infl and tissue injury: role of TRPV channels. D. Wang.
DIABETIC COMPLICATIONS
ASIC1 in pulmonary vascular smooth muscle function. Symposium
N. Jernigan. Univ. of New Mexico.
(Sponsored by: APS Education Committee) Mechanisms of regulation of intraparenchymal cerebral arterioles. J. Brayden. Univ. of Vermont.
SAT. 8:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 24 OVERCOMING THE FEAR OF MAKING YOUR
Education
OWN TRANSGENIC AND KNOCKOUT MICE
Metabolic Diseases
Workshop
S. Srinivasan. Emory Univ.
S. Unniappan. York Univ.
SAT. 1:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 27 S. C. Woods. Univ. of Cincinnati.
Mechanisms of current drug therapies. P. Thule. Emory
CHAIRED: D. E. KOHAN AND M. DE CAESTECKER Education
MICROCIRCULATORY SOCIETY PRESIDENT’S
H. Bujard. Heidelberg
SYMPOSIUM. CATION CHANNELS IN
Designing vectors for gene targeting. T. Saunders. Univ.
VASCULAR CONTROL: ASIC, AND TRPV
PROTEINS
C. Sigmund. Univ. of
Symposium
Key issues with mouse phenotyping. V. Papaioannou.
(Sponsored by: The Microcirculatory Society) SAT. 9:00 AM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 26 TRPV channels in cerebral arteries. S. Earley. Colorado
SATURDAY
PHYSIOLOGY
PUBLIC OUTREACH AND ANIMAL RESEARCH:
Ankle position modifi es tibialis anterior muscle perfusion TOOLKIT FOR INVESTIGATORS
and oxygenation in the human leg. R.B. Crater, B.
Zhang and A.R. Hargens. UCSD. (860.15)
Symposium
The ratio of C-peptide to insulin is critical for low oxygen tension-induced ATP release from human (Sponsored by: APS Animal Care and Experimentation erythrocytes. J. Richards, A.H. Stephenson, M.L.
Ellsworth and R.S. Sprague. Saint Louis Univ.
(860.24)
AT. 1:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 25B 4:15 Simvastatin and GGTI-2133, a gernaylgeranyl A
deformability, but inhibit low oxygen tension-induced Public Policy
ATP release. K.M. Clapp, M.L. Ellsworth, R.S.
B. Yates. Univ. of Pittsburgh.
Sprague and A.H. Stephenson. Saint Louis Univ.
Engaging the public about animal research: a scientist’s (859.10)
perspective. D. Ringach. UCLA Jules Stein Eye Inst.,
Cilostazol, a phosphodiesterase 3 inhibitor, enhances prostacyclin receptor-mediated cAMP accumulation Public outreach: a laboratory animal veterinarian’s and ATP release in erythrocytes of healthy humans perspective and experience over a quarter of a and humans with type 2 diabetes. S. Knebel, E.A.
century. J. D. Young. Cedars-Sinai Med. Ctr.
Bowles, R.S. Sprague and A.H. Stephenson. Saint
Why investigators and institutions should talk about Louis Univ. (676.11)
animal research: a media relations perspective. J.
Reduced RhoA activity mediates the acute alcohol Newman. Oregon Hlth. & Sci. Univ.
intoxication-induced reduction of lymphatic myogenic constriction independently of cytosolic [Ca2+]. F.M.
Souza-Smith, K.K. Kurtz and J.W. Breslin. LSU
MICROCIRCULATORY SOCIETY PRESIDENT’S
Hlth. Sci. Ctr., New Orleans. (677.8)
SYMPOSIUM II/YOUNG INVESTIGATOR NOVEL
TRENDS
USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO COMMUNICATE
ABOUT PHYSIOLOGY AND YOU
Symposium
Symposium
(Sponsored by: The Microcirculatory Society) (Sponsored by: APS Communications Committee) SAT. 2:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 26 SAT. 3:00 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 25C CHAIRED: K. LUKASZWEICZ AND A. GOODWILL Dedicated to the memory of Gabor Kaley, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology, New York Medical College, in honor of his positive Career Development
impact on the careers of many young scientists.
Dr. Pascale Lane – author of the blog Pascale
A novel approach for imaging calcium events Lane’s Stream of Thought: Urine is Golden; http:// simultaneously in arteriolar vascular smooth muscle and endothelial cells. P. Bagher, C.J. Garland and 3:40
Isis the Scientist – author of the popular blog On
K.A. Dora. Univ. of Oxford. (676.6)
Becoming a Domestic and Laboratory Goddess; The effects of circulating angiotensin II levels on vascular gene expression in normotensive rats. J. Priestley, K.
4:20 Bora
Zivkovic – author of the blog A Blog Around the
Fredrich, A. Beyer and J.H. Lombard. Med. Col. of
Clock: Rhythms of Life in Meatspace and Cyberland; Wisconsin. (675.1)
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/a-blog-around- 2:30 Accelerated arteriogenesis in collateral arterial segments exposed to fl ow reversal after femoral
arterial ligation. J.K. Meisner, S. Sumer, J. Niu, J. 69.
TOOLKIT FOR GENOMIC BIOMARKER
Song and R.J. Price. Univ. of Virginia. (682.8)
DISCOVERY BY PHYSIOLOGISTS
NG2 inhibition decreases endothelial cell sprouting along venules: a novel in situ angiogenesis assay to Workshop
investigate multicellular interactions. P.C. Stapor, T.
Ahsan and W.L. Murfee. Tulane Univ. (682.4)
SAT. 3:15 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 27 The effect of network pattern alterations on microvascular resistance in hypertension. M. Yang and W.L. Murfee.
Tulane Univ. (859.1)
Education
ow regulation in 3:15 Methods for large scale quantitative proteomics. J.
heterogeneous microvascular networks: effects of Hoffert. NHLBI/NIH.
hematocrit variations. B.C. Fry and T.W. Secomb.
Bridging large scale systems biology research to Univ. of Arizona. (860.8)
physiological signaling pathways. L. Miller. NHLBI/
Long-term effects of indocyanine green on lymphatic pump function. M. Weiler and J.B. Dixon. Georgia 4:15
Methods to generate novel genetically engineered rat Tech. (677.1)
models. A. Geurts. Med. Col. of Wisconsin.
PHYSIOLOGY
SATURDAY
Application of large scale RNA sequencing. M. Liang.
Inhibitor of complement activation attenuates placental ischemia-induced hypertension in rat. K.E. Lillegard,
Methods for large scale ChIP sequencing. J. Zhu.
A.C. Johnson, S.J. Lojovich, A.J. Bauer, H. Marsh,
J.S. Gilbert and J.F. Regal. Univ. of Minnesota Med.
Sch. Duluth, Celldex Therapeut. Inc., Needham, MA
WEH SECTION TRAINEE AWARD FINALISTS
and Univ. of Oregon. (1097.4)
SESSION AND DATA DIURESIS
4:15 Aminoimidazole carboxamide ribonucleotide administration attenuates placental-ischemia-induced hypertension and angiogenic imbalance in rats. C.T.
Banek, A.J. Bauer, M.B. Rasmussen, H.C. Dreyer
(Supported by an educational grant from Data Sciences, and J.S. Gilbert. Univ. of Oregon and Univ. of
International and Juan Carlos Romero Foundation) Minnesota Med. Sch. Duluth. (1097.2)
4:30 Female spontaneously hypertensive rats have (Sponsored by: APS Water and Electrolyte Homeostasis higher expression of TGF-β and Smad signaling in mesenteric arteries following the development of SAT. 3:15 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 25A hypertension. A.J. Tipton and J.C. Sullivan. Georgia
Hlth. Sci. Univ. (880.1)
Hyper-caloric diet enhances aortic endothelial function Renal medullary circadian clock genes are altered in via increased NOS3 activity and expression in Dahl endothelin B defi cient rats. J.S. Speed, M.A. Saleh
S rats. F.T. Spradley, J.B. Musall and J.S. Pollock.
and D.M. Pollock. Georgia Hlth. Sci. Univ. and
Georgia Hlth. Sci. Univ. (878.4)
Mansoura Univ., Egypt. (1069.11)
Upregulation of renal medullary 20-HETE production 71.
PHYSIOLOGY IN PERSPECTIVE — THE WALTER
opposes the development of hypertension in sleeping B. CANNON MEMORIAL AWARD LECTURE
beauty transposon CYP4A1 transgenic Dahl S rats. S.
Murphy, F. Fan, R. Baker, A. Guerts, H. Jacob and
R. Roman. Univ. of Mississippi Med. Ctr. and Med.
Col. of Wisconsin. (1103.13)
3:45 T lymphocytes promote autoimmune-associated SAT. 5:30 PM—SAN DIEGO CONVENTION CENTER, 20A hypertension. K.W. Mathis, K.L. Wasson, C.W.
Masterson and M.J. Ryan. Univ. of Mississippi Med.
Title: The Wisdom of The Body Revisited: Tribute to Ctr. (879.2)
Walter B. Cannon and His Concept of Homeostasis as Applied to Pathophysiology of Hypertension Speaker: L. G. Navar. Tulane Univ. Hlth. Sci. Ctr.
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