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IV.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES A. INVITED LECTURES 1959 - 1961 - Seminar Program,
Laboratory for Ceil Metabolism, National Atomic Energy Commission and 1961 - Department of
Biochemistry, 1962 - 1964
- Seminar Program, Section of Biochemistry, Weizmam
Institute of Sciences and Dept. of Molecular Biology, Neizmann Ist. of
Sciences. 1965 - Dept. of Physiology
and Pharmacology, Duke university, 1965 - Biochemistry
Section, Public Health Research Institute of the City of New York, Inc. 1967 - Seminar Program, Dept.
of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 1967 - Section of
Genetics, Development and Physiology, 02/67 - Charles F.
Kettering Research Laboratory, 1968 - Depart. of Biology,
1968 - Dept. of
Biochemistry, 1968 - Dept. of Chemistry,
1969 - Seminar Program,
Dept. of Zoology, NCAS, 7/70 - Section of
Biochemistry, Institute of Microbiology “Malbran” 7/70 - Dept. of Biological
Chemistry, 7/70 - Institute Campomar,
1/71 - Section of
Biochemistry, Agricultural & Experimental Station, 7/71 - Dept. of
Biochemistry, 6/71 - Dept. of
Biochemistry, New Jersey College of Medicine arid nentistry, 9/71 - Seminar Program
Dept. of Chemistry, NCAS, 5/72 - Dept. of Biology, 3/72 - The Institute for
Enzyme Research, University of 7/72 - Dept. of
Biochemistry, 1973 - Dept. of
Biochemistry, 7/73 - lecture at the
Zentralinstitut fur Molekularbiologie, Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR,
Berlin Buch 1115, DDR 1974 - Zentralinstitut fur
7/74 - Dept. of
Biochemistry, 7/74 - Professional course
and workshop in Metabolic Regulation. Biochemical Association, 7/74 - Conference on
television 3/75 - Lecture award at
the Chemistry Institute, 7/77 - 12/77 - Biochemistry
Department, 12/77 - Lecture award at
the Biochemical Association, 12/78 - Department of Biological
chemistry, 12/78 - Department of
Biochemistry, 12/78 - Institute Campomar
of Medical Research as guest of Director Luis F. Leloir, Nobel Laureate 1/79 - Lecture presented
at Dept. of Biological Chemistry, School of Medicine, and Dept. of
Biochemistry, School of Pharmacy, University of Buenos Aires 7/80 - Differential
properties of adenylate cyclase from hypothalamus, corpus striatum and cortex.
A. Bennun. Seminar, Dept. of Physio. and Biophys., C.I.E.A., natl. Polytech.
Inst., 7/80 - Properties of fat
cell adenylate cyclase". A.
Bennun. Seminar, Dept. Physiol. and Biophys., C.I.E.A., Natl. Polytech.
Inst., 2/82 - Workshop in
adenylate cyclase. 2/82 - Role of ionic
equilibria in the control of adenylate cyclase activity. Department of
Biological Chemistry, School of Chemical Sciences, University of 3/82 - Dynamic controls of
metabolic pathways. Biochemical Society of 5/82 - Workshop in
interactions of coupling factors from chloroplasts with components of the
chloroplast membrane. Biochemistry Section, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 12/83 - Adenylate cyclase
- control mechanisms, workshop; 1/84 - Hexose cycle in the
erythroclyte, workshop, School of Pharmacy and Biochemistry University
of Buenos Aires 1/85 - “Thermodynamics of
hydrogen bondino and protein structure in hemoglobin and
deoxyhemoglobin", workshop in the Division of Physical Chemistry,
Department of Biological Chemistry, School of pharmacy and Biochemistry;
University of Buenos Aires 9/85 - “A model for the
regulation of hemoglobin affinity for oxygen" 9/86 - Department of
Biochemistry and molecular Genetics, Pasteur Institute, 9/85 - Divalent metals in
the regulation of hemoglobin affinity for oxygen:, Department of Structural
Immunology, Pasteur Institute, 9/85 - "Hemoglobin
structure and function", Biology Section, Curie Institute, 12/85 - Mechanism of
cooperativity and hemoglobin function", Division of Physical Chemistry,
School of Pharmacy and Biochemistry, University of Buenos Aires, Bs As. 12/85 - “Thermodynamics of
hemoglobin function", research Department National Institute Mario
Fatala Chaben, Ministry of Health and Social Action of Argentina, Bs As. B. MEMBERSHIPS TO THE EDITORIAL BOARDS OF SCIENTIFIC
JOURNALS 1975 – 1978 - Member of
the Editorial Board of “Science of Biology Journal" 1978 – 1983 - Member of
the Editorial Board of Journal of Bioenergetics and Biomembranes - Plenum
Press 1976 - Reviewer for
Biosystems 1979 - Reviewer for the Journal
Cancer Biochemistry Biophysics 1983 - Present Reviewer
for the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health 1983 - Present Member of
the Editorial Board of Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health,
Hemisphere Publishing Corporation C. MEMBER OF THE FOLLOWING SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES 1969 – 1982 - American
Chemical Society, Division of Biological Chemistry 1969 – Present - American
Society of Plant Physiology 1969 – 1981 - Genetics
Society of 1969 – 1974 - American
Nuclear Society, radioisotopes and education divisions 1970 to Present - Biophysical society, Bioenergetics group 1970 to present - New York
Academy of Sciences 1972 – 1974 - Federation
of American Scientists 1972 – 1981 - Argentine
Society of Biochemical Research (SAIR) and Pan American Association of
Biochemical Societies (PAABS) 1974 – 1978 - American
Society for Photobiology 1974 to present - The
Biochemical society arid Federation European Biochemical Societies (FEBS) 1976 – 1978 - Society for
Supramolecular Biology 1977 to present - American
Society of Biological Chemists, Inc. and Federation of American Societies for
Experimental Biology (FASEB) 1979 to present - American
society of Zoologists D. CHAIRING OF SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES Chairman, Biochemistry
Platform Session 1, morning Annual Minority Biomedical Research Support
(NBRS) the Division of Research Resotirces of the National The Fairmont
Hotel, New Orleans, La., April 16-20, of April 17, the l4th Symposium,
sponsored by of Health, Institutes 1986. Chairman, Biochemistry
Platform Session 2, afternoon of April 17, the l4th,Amual Minority Biomedical
Research Support (KBRS) symposium sponsored by the Division of Research
Resources of the National Institutes of Health The Fairmont Hotel, New
Orleans, La., April 16-20, 1986. E. ATTENDANCE TO ADVANCE SCIENTIFIC STUDIES
INSTITUTES 1958 - 9/72 - N.A.T.O. Advanced Study Institute on
"Primary Molecular Events in Photobiology", F. PROFESSIONAL. SERVICE 1970 - Has acted as
reviewer for grant applications by request of the National Science Foundation 1973 - Served as National
Institute of Health supported consultant for the 1973 - Member of the
consultant organization of the Biophysical Society 1975 – 1976 - Member of
the committee on Bioenergetics of the International Union of Pure and Applied
Biophysics (IUPAB) 1981 - Consultant New
Jersey Schools Board Association 1982 - Evaluator, Committee
on an assessment of quality-related characteristics of Research-Doctorate
programs, National Research Council, In progress. 1977 - Member, Public
Health Panel. 1980 - Chairman, Public
Relations Committee. 1980 - Consultant NIH - In
progress 1983 - Participant in the
NIGNS, NIH funded “Visiting Scientists
for Minority Institutions Program”. Listed in roster of available scientists. G. MEMBER OF NON-ACADENIC INSTITUTIONS 1970 – 1972 - Sigma XI, 1975 - Smithsonian
Institution 1977 – 1979 - 1978 – 1979 -
International Platform Association 1978 – National IMAGE,
Inc. H. LISTED IN BIOGRAPHICAL PUBLICATIONS American Men of Science,
(1970) Bowker Co., 11th edition, supplement 6, p. 48, ACS Directory of
Graduate Research, (1975) International Scholars Directory,
International Scholarly publishers, first edition p. 17, 1972 Who's Who in the East,
Narquis Who's Who, Inc., 1Sth edition, p. 50, 1975, 1976 1978 - listing in special section of Who's who in
America Comunity leader:and Noteworthy American:, American Biographical
Institute, Bicentennial edition, pp. 69 & 70 1975, 1976 Dictionary of
International Biography, International Biographical Center, Cambridge,
England, p. 63, 1977 V.
GRANTS RECEIVED 11/65 – 11/66 - USPHS
Natl. Cancer Inst. (CA-87-66 supply allowance) Resolution and Reconstitution
of chloroplasts: $500 10/67 – 05/68 - University
of 09/68 – 08/71 - USPHS
Natl. Inst. Genl. Medical Sciences 1-Rol GM 16390-91 Resolution and
reconstitution of developing membranes: $18,860; 02: $10,798; 03: $15,885 09/69 – 08/79 - USPHS
Natl. Inst. Genl. Medical Sciences Resolution and reconstitution of
developing membranes: $15, 110 7/77 – Warner-Lambert Co. - Regulatory effects of hormones on adenylate
cyclase from rat's fat cells; Research materials $16,000 10/77 – Mallinckrodt
Nuclear - Research materials $2,500 8/69 – 8/77 - Research
Corporation - Characterization of the functional properties of a structural
resolved factor by the effect of its antiserum on photophosphorylation $8,000 11/75 – International
Union of Biochemistry - Travel grant to 7Sth International 1984 – 1986 -
Bristo-Myer: Estimated value -
equipment $3,000; supplies $1,000 1985 – 1986 - Schering
Plough Company - Estimated value - supplies $800 1986 -
Hoffmann-LaRoche: Estimated value
equipment $18,200; supplies $1000 1984 - Develop contact, preliminary grant application, acted as Program
coordinator for the initial NIH visitation and coordinator for the research
units of Rutgers – 07/84 – 06/85 - 06/85 – 06/86 - 06/86 – 06/87 -
Independent Associate Investigator MBRSP (5S06RR08228) College research
award $13,394 (Principal
Investigator: Dean of Graduate
School-Newark whose 0ff ice administers the grant for the independent
research associate investigator) 1982 Allocation: Student
$1,500; supplies - $500 1983 Allocation: Student
$1,500; supplies - $500 1984 Allocation: Student
$1,500; supplies - $500 1985 Allocation: Student
$1,500; supplies - $500 1986 Allocation: Student
$1,500; supplies - $300 Biomedical Sciences
Support Grant: USPHS FR7059: 07/69 – 05/70 - Resolution
and reconstitution of biomembranes $1,0OO 06/70 – 05/71 - Resolution
and reconstitution of biomembranes $400 06/71 – 05/72 - Resolution
and reconstitution of biomembranes $1,000 06/72 – 05/73 -
Interaction between coupling factor 1 arid ligands arid their relevance to membrane phenomena $1,000 06/73 – 05/74 - Hormonal-dependent
modification of adenylate cyclase $800 06/75 – 05/76 - Hormonal -
dependent modification of adenylate cyclase $600 04/76 – 03/77 - Hormonal
and metabolic control of adenylate cyclase in rat's brain $600 04/77 – 03/78 - Hormonal
regulation of adenylate cyclase $600 04/78 – 03/79 - Hormonal
regulation of adenylate cyclase $600 04/79 – 03/80 - Hormonal
regulation of adenylate cyclase $800 04/80 – 03/81 - Hormonal
regulation of adenylate cyclase $800 04/81 – 03/82 - Hormonal
regulation of adenylate cyclase $800 04/82 – 03/87 - Regulation
of renin release $500 every year 06/89 – 06/70 - Resolution
and reconstitution of biomembranes $2,500 07/70 – 06/71 - Travel
grant Photobiology Symposium of the V° of Biological Sciences $500 08/72 – 05/73 - Travel
grant $500 12/72 – 05/73 - Physio-chemical
forces that result in modification of enzyme activity $1,000 06/73 – 05/74 -
Interaction between coupling factor and ligands $750 06/77 – 05/78 - Hormonal
control of rat's fat cells adenylate cyclase $500 06/81 – 05/82 - The Effect
of hormones on adipocyte adenylate cyclase $500 Charles and Johanna Busch Memorial Fund 1974 – 1975 - The role of
enzyme modification in the friction and panthophysiology of membranes $6, 500 09/74 – 11/74 Visiting
scientist under the Academic Leave Program of Rutgers University at the
Laboratoire d'Enzimologie Centre National de FASP Grants Committee 07/78 – 12/78 Hormonal regulation adenylate cyclase
system $500 Grants to Obtain Grants 04/78 – For general
support $260 SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE ACTIVITIES VI.
TEACHING 1957 - Research
technology, non-credit course, Dept. of histology and Embryology, 1958 - Sections of
Experimental Biochemistry, Dept. of Biochemistry, 1958 – 1962 - Sections of
Biological Chemistry, 1967 - 1969 - Biology
103-104, General Biology, Dept. of Biology, 1967 - 1969 - Biology 379,
1968 - 1969 - Biology 354,
Cellular Biochemistry, Dept. of Biology 1968 - 1969 - Biology 257,
Plant Physiology, Dept. of Biology, 990:494
Seminar in Zoology (1 cr) 115:413
Experimental Biochemistry (2 cr) 990:411
Endocrinology 115:414
Experimental Biochemistry (2cr) 990:204
Physiological Zoology (4 cr) 120:101 General
Biology Laboratory 115:310 Elementary
Biochemistry 115:312 Elementary Biochemistry 115:404 General
Biochemistry 760:407 General
Physiology 115:405 Problems in
Biochemistry 990:491 Special
Problems in Zoology Courses Taught (at 115:513 Metabolic
Pathways Controls (3 cr) 990:513 Metabolic
Pathways Controls (3 cr) 115:514 Metabolic
Pathways Mechanisms (3 cr) 990:514 Metabolic
Pathways Mechanisms (3 cr) 990:511 Advanced
Endocrinology (3 cr) 990:616 Special
Topics in Biochemistry (1 cr) 115:606 Advanced
Studies in Biochemistry 115:701 Research in
Zoology 990:509 Advanced
Problems in Zoology 160:572
Biochemistry Supervision of Honors
Thesis Completed by Students in the Undergraduate Honors Program: 1969
– 1968 - W.
Velez-Vega and M. Dieppa - Honors Program Advisor - 1981 - Nancee A. Novak -
The effect of cyclic nucleotides upon glycolysis in the human erythrocyte 1982 - Bessie B. Fouces -
Kinetic studies on brain adenylate cyclase 1984 - Sylvia Menendez -
The role of energy charge in the regulation of brain adenylate cyclase
activity Summer Supervision of 1982 Patricia Grady 1983 Patricia Grady 1984 James Anderson 1986 Manuel Dasilva VII. UNIVERSITY SERVICE 1967 – 1969 - Member of
the Graduate Faculty, Department of Biology, 1970 - Full member of the
graduate School of Rutgers University. 1970 - Full member of the cooperative
Graduate Program in Biochemistry, 1970 – 1973 - Member of
the University Science Council, 1975 - . Member of the
Academic Standards Committee of the Cooperative Graduate Program of
Biochemistry. 1970 - Member of several
graduate students’ committees in the Graduate Program in Biochemistry 1970 - Full member
Graduate Program in Zoology. NCAS 1970 - Member of several
graduate students committees in the
Graduate Program in 1975 – 1978 - Member of
the NCAS Academic Affairs Committee 1977 – 1978 - Member of 1979 – 1981 - Member of 1977 – 1978 - Member of
Curriculum Committee, Dept. of Zoology and 1978 - Member of Executive
Committee of the Graduate Program in 1979 - Member of Teaching
Evaluation Committee NCAS 1978 - Member , Cancer
Coordinating Committee of Rutgers, 1983, 1985 - Member, Executive Committee Graduate Program in 1984 – 1986 - Member of the advisory committee for MBRS program in
Newark Campus of Rutgers. VIII. GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION Supervision of Ph.D. candidates
research and titles of Ph.D. dissertations completed by students under my direction and initial
post-doctoral positions: Susan B. Golz - Regulation
of brain adenylate cyclase by physiological and pharmacological factors. Ph.D. in Zoology awarded May 1976. Initial Position: Assistant
Professor, Robert H. Harris -
Hormonal regulation of rat fat cell CAMP levels and fat ceil membrane
adenylate cyclase. Ph.D. in
Biochemistry awarded November 1977. Initial Position: Research specialist,
Division of Metabolism of Food and Drug Administration, Heripsime Ohanian - The
role of divalent metals, adenosine 5'-triphosphate and hormones in the
regulation of rat brain adenylate cyclase.
Ph.D. in Zoology awarded June 1980.
Initial Position: Vincent A. DeBari -
Regulation of the hexose monophosphate pathway in cyclic nucleotides and
divalent cations in the human erythrocyte. Ph.D. in Zoology awarded May 1981.
Initial Position: Director, Renal
laboratory, Joseph W. Sulner - Renal
renin release - a stimulatory role for Calcium Ph.D. in Zoology awarded May
1984. Postdoctoral Hoffman – Laroche. Initial Position: Associate
Investigator N.Y. Veteran's Hospital. Rafaela Cruz - The
integration of hormones, Ng 2+ Ca2+ and their
nucleotide complexes on the regulation of brain adenylate cyclase. Ph.D. in
Zoology awarded October 1986. Initial
Position: Adjunct Faculty in Anatomy and Physiology at Pasquale Vicario – The
regulation of Insulin Receptor Tyrosine Kinase by Insulin, Divalent metal
cations and metal – ATP substrate. Ph. D. in Zoology awarded May 1988. Initial Position: Investigator at
Merck Company. Christopher Casciano – The
pharmacological characterization of the bicarbonate, proton, and mucus
transport systems of the rodent gastric mucosa and their significance in
cytoprotection. Ph. D. in Zoology awarded September 1988. Initial Position: Investigator at
Schering Company. Supervision of Ph.D. candidates research under my
direction: 1984 G. Serban 1985 P. Uychich 1985 L. Rumennick Supervision of Masters candidates research and Masters Thesis
completed by students: 1975 - Chairman of the
committee for the Master in Zoology of Susan Brydon Golz. M. Sc. awarded
1975. 1978 - Chairman of the
committee for the Master in Zoology of Heripsime Ohanian. M. Sc. awarded
1978. 1981 - Chairman of the
committee for the Master in Zoology of Rafaela Cruz. M. Sc. awarded 1981 Supervision of research: 1968 – 1969 - Advisor in
the Biology Program to 1. Bulla, M.S. candidate at 1970 – 1971 - Advisor in
the Graduate Program of Biochemistry to E. Albanese and V. Cannistraro. 1970 – 1971 - Advisor in
the Master in Zoology Sciences Program to E. Wallendjack 1977 - Research advisor to
Kamran Borhanian, student at NJCMD, 1977
- Postdoctoral research advisor to Salette de Farias
on a leave from Institute Butantan, 1984 - Research advisor to
Norbert Seidler, student at NJCMD, Membership on Graduate Student Committees: 1974 - Vincent Rama
(Ph.D., Zoology) 1977 - Jeff Stevens (M.S.,
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