The 1996 A. R. Martin Lecture
Department of Physiology and Biophysics
University of 麻豆传媒高清 School of Medicine
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The Second Annual A. R. Martin Lecture was presented by
Richard W. Aldrich, Ph.D.
Stanford University Medical School
"Conformational changes involved in ion channel gating"
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Five graduate students and postdocs presented their work at a mini-symposium. The speakers, pictured with Dr. Aldrich, were (left to right): Dr. Eric Bennett ("Sialic acid alters sodiumn-channel gating"); Gail Perez, ("Acetylcholine receptor phosphorylation and aggregation at the developing neuromuscular junction"); Judy Blain ("Creation of a dominant negative potassium channel subunit"); Adam Koszowski ("Sodium channel distribution in neurons"); Dr. Maria Luisa Ruiz ("Locking single nucelotide-gated channels into different liganded states")
Naturally, there were several lunches, receptions, and parties. The reveler in the center is A.R. Martin.
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