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SFRBM 2014 TRAVEL AWARD RECIPIENTS

SFRBM’s Junior Awards Committee wishes to congratulate the Heart Research Institute - Australia
Carmine Gentile,

winners of the Society’s annual Travel Awards. These awards were
Post-transcriptional Regulation of eNOS and
made available to students and postdocs who applied to attend SFRBM
S-nitrosylation of Cell Cyclerelated Proteins in Human
2014 to present their research. Submitted abstracts were judged
Endothelial Cells
using a double blind review process. Ten (10) awards at $1,000 each

were conferred to postdoc or student members of SFRBM outside

of the United States. In addition, ten (10) Travel Awards at $500 each Ashwini Gore, St. John’s University

were presented to postdoc and student members in the US. Winners
NO Rescues Hyperoxia-Compromised Innate Immunity
received special recognition and their awards at the SFRBM 2014
against Bacterial Infections via Enhancing Macrohage
Awards Banquet in Seattle.

funtion

William Beavers, Vanderbilt University
Kyeong-Ah Jung, The Catholic University of Korea

Mitochondrial Proteins are Highly Adducted Targets of
The c-MET/PI3K/BCRP signaling is involved in ovarian

Endogenously Generated Lipid Electrophiles in LPS- cancer cell resistance to photodynamic therapy and

Activated RAW264.7 Macrophages
doxorubicin treatment

Joshua Butcher, University of Virginia

Nagarajan Kannan, BC Cancer Agency - Canada
Endothelial hemoglobin alpha by the HBA1 gene is

crucial to release of NOderived metabolites into tissue Elevated ROS activates KIT, a lineage-speciic signaling

and blood
receptor in normal human mammary epithelial cells

John Cieslak III, University of Iowa

Lucas Maddalena, Brock University - Canada
The Addition of Manganoporphyrins and Ascorbate

to Standard of Care Chemotherapy Enhances Tumor- Inhibition of mitochondrial respiration by TPP-IOA, an

Speciic Cytotoxicity in Pancreatic Cancer
anti-apoptotic inhibitor of cytochrome c peroxidase

activity

Angela Davis, University of Arizona

Redox-directed suppression of malignant cell invasion David McMillan, University of Vermont

in a three-dimensional skin reconstruct model of
Attenuation of GSTP1 decreases Fas S-glutathionylation-
metastatic melanoma
mediated lung epithelial cell apoptosis and ibrotic

remodeling

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