A. PERSONAL INFORMATION: B. EDUCATION AND TRAINING · Spring 2003 School of Veterinary Medicine Visiting Professor National University Heredia, Costa Rica D. LANGUAGE ABILITIES: Fluent

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CURRICULUM VITAE GERTRUDE CASE BUEHRING

A. PERSONAL INFORMATION: Name: Gertrude Case Buehring Marital Status: Widowed, 2 grown children Citizenship: USA, born in Chicago, Illinois

B. EDUCATION AND TRAINING: Stanford University B.A. Biology 1958-1962 Stanford, California Miller-Purvis Laboratory CLS Clinical Laboratory 1963-1964 Modesto, California (License) Science University of California Ph.D. Genetics 1967-1972 Berkeley, California C. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1964-68 Queen's Hospital, Honolulu, HI; clinical laboratory scientist: Maui Pineapple Co. Dispensary, hematology, serology, Hailiimaile, Maui, HI; Solano blood banking, micro- Laboratory, Berkeley, CA biology 1969 Dept. of Genetics Teaching asst.- general genetics University of California, Berkeley 1972-73 Cell Culture Laboratory NIH Postdoctoral Fellow Naval Biomedical Research Laboratory, Oakland, CA 1973-present School of Public Health Asst. prof. - (1973-1980) University of California, Berkeley Assc.prof.- (1980-2009) Prof. – 2009-present 2010-2013 School of Public Health Assc. Dean for Academic Affairs University of California, Berkeley 1981-82 Department of Obstetrics and Visiting Professor Gynecology, Univ of Innsbruck Innsbruck, Austria

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Fall 1990 Dept. of Pathobiology Visiting Professor Sch. Vet. Med., U. Wisconsin Madison, WI Spring 1991 Department of Molecular Biology Visiting Professor Free University of Brussels Rhode-St. Genese, Belgium Spring 2003 School of Veterinary Medicine Visiting Professor National University Heredia, Costa Rica D. LANGUAGE ABILITIES: Fluent in English and German; E. MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

1973-07 American Association for the Advancement of Science 1973-78 American Society for Cell Biology 1974-78 American Public Health Association 1974-80, American Association of University Professors 1993-pres. 1977-pres. American Association for Cancer Research (refereed membership) 1978-pres. Society for In Vitro Biology (refereed membership) 1979-07 Sigma Xi (refereed membership) 1979-1981 California Tissue Culture Association 1980-pres. International Association for Breast Cancer Research (charter member) 1989-pres. American Society for Microbiology

F. HONORS/AWARDS (Excluding grants, invited participant, visiting professorships) NIH postdoctoral fellowship (10/1972-9/1973) Cornelius L. Hopper Scientific Achievement Award (9/1999) Cornelius L. Hopper Scientific Achievement Award (3/2002) Otto W. Sartorius Award for Excellence in Research (3/2003) Fulbright Scholar Award for research in Costa Rica (2/2003-5/2003) Fellow of the Society for In Vitro Biology (2004)

(“The Society of In Vitro Biology established the Fellow Award in 2004 to recognize outstanding professionals who have made significant contributions to the field of in vitro biology and demonstrated service to the Society”).

Best Abstract Award, International Association for Breast Cancer Research meeting (9/2008) The Public Health Education Fund Lecturer, NCASM (Northern California Branch of the

American Society for Microbiology, (3/2009) ASM (American Society for Microbiology) Distinguished Lecturer (2011-13 term) Zak Sabry Mentorship Award, School of Public Health, Univ. Calif., Berkeley (May 17, 2015)

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Lifetime Achievement Award, Society for In Vitro Biology, (May 31, 2015) “The Society for In Vitro Biology established the Lifetime Achievement Award in 1989 to

recognize those who have achieved academic excellence in their field of study and to honor those who have made significant contributions to the field of in vitro biology and/or in the development of novel technologies that have advanced in vitro biology. While this award is not limited to SIVB members, we do believe there are a number of members in the Society who are deserving of this award.”

H. COMPETITIVE GRANT AWARDS Extramural grants

US Public Health Service, National Cancer Institute, postdoctoral fellowship #FO2 CA55386-01 “Malignant potential of human mammary epithelial cells,” (Oct.1,1972 – Sept. 30, 1973), $5,000 NIH, National Cancer Institute, #N01-CP-53502, “Human mammary tumor biology,” (1974-77) $225,000, (co-principal investigator) NIH National Cancer Institute/Netherlands Cancer Institute, travel award to 12th Meeting on Mammary Cancer in Animals and Man, Maastricht, The Netherlands, 1980, $900 Elsa U. Pardee Foundation research grant, “In vitro transformation of human mammary epithelial cells by bovine retroviruses, (1985-86), $17,050 NIEHS Superfund Hazardous Substances Basic Research Program, Phase I Subproject “Inhibition of inflammatory response to chemical injury,” (1987-88), $50,000, (co-principal investigator) California Breast Cancer Research Program, #2IB-0001,“Bovine leukemia virus and the risk of human breast cancer” (July 1, 1996-June 30, 1997), $50,000 California Breast Cancer Research Program, #3FB-0087,“Expression of the cellular receptor for bovine leukemia virus ” postdoctoral fellowship for Linda Kingsbury (July 1, 1997-June 30, 1999), $69,981 California Breast Cancer Research Program, #3IB-0242, “Bovine leukemia virus and the risk of human breast cancer” (June 1,1997-May 31,1999), $150,000

California Breast Cancer Research Program, #6PB-0075, “Bovine leukemia virus and the risk of human breast cancer” (July 1, 2000-Sept. 14, 2002), $189,387

Santa Barbara Breast Cancer Institute (Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation), “Screening for breast neoplasms using nipple aspirate cytology: A 20-year follow-up” (June 1, 1999-May 31, 2004), $62,700

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Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, “Detection of bovine leukemia virus in nipple aspirate cells (2000-03) $30,000 Department of Defense, US Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity, #DAMD17-02-1-0320, “Bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissue: A risk for breast cancer?” (Sept. 15, 2002-Sept. 14, 2006), $428,791 NIH, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, #1R21HD51473-01, “Bioactivity and vitamins in flash-heated breastmilk” (July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006) (collaborator), $254,696 NIH, National Cancer Institute #1 RO3 CA117318-01, “Markers of human infection with bovine leukemia virus” (April 1, 2006 – March 31, 2009), $147,424 Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, “Oncogenic viruses in nipple aspirate fluid: Biomarkers for breast cancer risk assessment?” (August 1, 2007-July 31, 2008), $5,000 California Department of Public Health, “Infectious diseases laboratory infrastructure: Strengthen surge capacity to address bioterrorism and emerging diseases,” (training grant for support of doctoral students to become public health laboratory directors), (Principal Investigator) (Dec. 1, 2006-June 30, 2010), $4,600,000 Avon Foundation, “Viruses in breast fluid: Biomarkers for breast cancer?” (Feb.1, 2008-Jan., 30, 2010) (co-investigator) $490,000 California Department of Public Health, “Infectious diseases laboratory infrastructure: Strengthen surge capacity to address bioterrorism and emerging diseases,” (training grant renewal for support of doctoral students to become public health laboratory directors), (Principal Investigator) (July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2012), $1,416,000

Avon Foundation, “Oncogenic viral biomarkers in nonmalignant human breast tissue”

(Principal Investigator, UC Berkeley subaward; (Jan 1, 2012 - Dec 31, 2014) $123,536 Intramural grants UC Berkeley, Committee on Research, equipment grant for SW50.1 rotor and buckets for ultracentrifuge, (1974-75), $2,422 NIH National Cancer Institute, travel award, for 10th Meeting on Mammary Cancer in Animals and Man, Kobe, Japan, (1976), $1,004 UC Berkeley Committee on Research faculty summer fellowship, “Oncornavirus-like activity in human breast tissue,” (1978), $2,400

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UC Berkeley, School of Public Health, Grossman Endowment research award, “Effect of progestins on the growth of breast cancer cells,” (1978-79), $1,000 UC Berkeley, Council on Educational Development, teaching award, “Development of a syllabus for a laboratory course in cell culture,” (1979-80), $991 UC Berkeley, School of Public Health, Grossman Endowment research award, “Ectopic production of progesterone by mammary epithelial cells,” (1979-80), $2,000 UC Berkeley, Committee on Research, equipment grant for laminar flow hood, (1980-81), $6,480 UC Berkeley, Council on Educational Development, teaching award, “Individualized supplemental teaching materials for medical microbiology and immunology laboratory,” (1980-81), $400 UC Systemwide Cancer Research Coordinating Committee research grant, “Can chemicals which promote differentiation of mouse erythroleukemia cell lines also promote differentiation of human mammary epithelial cell lines?” (1983-85), $9,500 UC Berkeley, Committee on Research, computer equipment and software award, (1992-93), $1,800 UC Berkeley, Council on Educational Development, “Supplies for Public Health Microbiology Laboraoty (PH162L):purchase of preserved specimens to augment classroom resources” 2001-02.

I. SERVICE TO EDUCATIONAL, GOVERNMENTAL, NON-PROFIT, AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONS (Other than to University of California, Berkeley) Educational institutions 1983 UC Systemwide Cancer Research Coordinating Committee: reviewer for grants

submitted 1984 UC Systemwide Task force on AIDS: reviewer for grants submitted 1984 University of California, Arbovirus Field Station, Bakersfield: Translator (from German

to English) of manuscript on Aedes vexans rearing

Scholarly Journals, books, and other publications

1978-79 Harper and Row Publishers: reviewer for 2 microbiology textbooks

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In Vitro: reviewer for manuscripts submitted European Journal of Cancer: reviewer for submitted manuscript 1979-80 European Journal of Cancer: reviewer for submitted manuscript 1980-81 Journal of the National Cancer Institute: reviewer for submitted manuscript Good Housekeeping Magazine: ad hoc reviewer for article on breast cancer Beacon Press, Boston: reviewer for the book, A Woman's Choice: New Options in

Breast Cancer, by Mary Spletter 1981-82 Cancer Research: reviewer for submitted manuscript 1985-86 Cancer Research: reviewer for submitted manuscript Hippocrates Magazine: consultant for an article on Salmonella food poisoning 1986-87 Cancer Research: reviewer for submitted manuscript 1987-88 Breast Cancer Research and Treatment: reviewer for submitted manuscript 1988-89 Breast Cancer Research and Treatment: reviewer for submitted manuscript 1992-93 Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology: reviewer for submitted

manuscript 1996-97 Methods in Cell Science: GUEST EDITOR: special section "Contribution of Cell

Culture to the Investigation and Control of Infectious Diseases" 2000-01 Experimental Cell Research: reviewer for submitted manuscript 2001-02 Blackwell Science Inc.: paid reviewer for proposed textbook Biological Agents and

Bioterrorism 2003-04 Brooks/Cole publishers: paid reviewer for a microbiology text Journal of the National Cancer Institute: consultant to science news writer Vicki

Brower for an article on human tumor viruses 2005-06 AIDS and Human Retroviruses: reviewer for submitted manuscript 2006-07 Science: consultant to science news writer Rhitu Chatterjee for an article on cell line

cross-contamination AIDS and Human Retroviruses: reviewer for submitted manuscripts Retrovirology: reviewer for submitted manuscripts Cell Biology International: invitation to review a submitted manuscript 2007-08 Retrovirology: reviewer for submitted manuscripts BMC Cancer: reviewer for submitted manuscript

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Journal of Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries: reviewer for manuscript submitted

Cancer Research : reviewer for 3 manuscripts submitted Research in Veterinary Science – invitation to review a submitted manuscript 2008-09 Epidemiology and Infection: reviewer for manuscript submitted Veterinary Microbiology: reviewer for manuscript submitted Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention – invitation to review a manuscript Cell and Tissue Banking – reviewer for manuscript submitted AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses – reviewer for manuscript submitted Vaccine – invitation to review a manuscript Journal of General Virology – invitation to review a manuscript Expert Review of Endocrinology and Metabolism – invitation to review a manuscript 2009-10 Veterinary Microbiology: invitation to review a manuscript Cancers: reviewer for manuscript submitted Acta Veterinaria Brno (Croatia): reviewer for manuscript submitted 2010-11 Epidemiology and Infection: ad hoc reviewer for manuscript submitted (11/10) 2011-12 BMC Cancer: ad hoc reviewer for manuscript submitted (9/11) 2012-13 Veterinary Research: ad hoc reviewer for manuscript submitted (9/26/12) Veterarnarski Arhiv: ad hoc reviewer Journal of Biomedical Research International: ad hoc reviewer 2013-14 New England Journal of Medicine: ad hoc reviewer Virology Journal: ad hoc reviewer Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention: ad hoc reviewer PLos One: ad hoc reviewer BMC Cancer: ad hoc reviewer 2014-15 Virology Journal: ad hoc reviewer 2015-16 In Vitro Cell and Developmental Biology

1993-pres. In Vitro Cell and Developmental Biology: EDITORIAL BOARD 1998-pres. Journal of Women’s Cancer : EDITORIAL BOARD

Governmental agencies

1977-78 National Cancer Institute, Virus Cancer Program: consultant for workshop on the Mason-Pfizer Virus; SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER: "Obtainment and Culture of Primate Breast Fluids for use in Research on the Mason-Pfizer Virus"

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1979-80 National Cancer Institute, Breast Cancer Task Force: consultant for Workshop on

Culture of Human Mammary Epithelial Cells; SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER: "Breast Fluids as a Source of Mammary Epithelial Cells for Culture"

1980-81 National Cancer Institute: consultant on cell line repositories National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases: consultant on biohazard

instruction 1994-95 National Action Plan for Breast Cancer, Office of Women’s Health, (Dept. Health

and Human Services): Member of Etiology Working Group, virus subcommittee; 1995-96 US Department of Agriculture: reviewer for grants submitted National Action Plan for Breast Cancer, Office of Women’s Health, (Dept. Health

and Human Services): Member of Etiology Working Group, virus subcommittee; 1996-97 National Action Plan for Breast Cancer, Office of Women’s Health, (Dept. Health

and Human Services): Member of Etiology Working Group, virus subcommittee; National Action Plan for Breast Cancer (DHHS): SYMPOSIUM CO-ORGANIZER

(with Dr. Marjorie Robert-Guroff) of national (NIH) workshop “Viruses and human breast cancer; Exploring the links”

1997-98 National Action Plan for Breast Cancer, Office of Women’s Health, (Dept. Health

and Human Services): Member of Etiology Working Group, virus subcommittee; 1998-99 National Action Plan for Breast Cancer (Office of Women’s Health, DHHS): Invited

workshop participant, “Perinatal Influences on Incidence of Breast Cancer,” Chantilly, VA

National Action Plan for Breast Cancer, Office of Women’s Health, (Dept. Health and Human Services): Member of Etiology Working Group, virus subcommittee;

1999-00 National Action Plan for Breast Cancer, Office of Women’s Health, (Dept. Health

and Human Services): Member of Etiology Working Group, virus subcommittee; 2001-02 Department of Defense, US Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity: invited

reviewer for grants submitted California Legislature: Invited consultant/discussant on breast cancer with California

Assemblyman Joe Nation (Marin County) 2002-03 US Department of Agriculture: reviewer for grants submitted 2003-04 California Legislature: Invited attendee/consultant: Symposium on breast cancer in

Marin County (organized by Assemblyman Joe Nation of Marin County) 2004-05 Marin County (CA) Health Dept.: consultant for best use of breast cancer funds

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2005-12 California Department of Public Health, Public Health Laboratory Director Training Program Advisory Committee

Private Foundations 1975-76 Friends of the Earth (ecology newspaper): loan of electron micrographs as

illustrations for an article on cancer 1978-79 United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted General Motors Cancer Research Foundation.: nominator for the Sloan Prize, the

Kettering prize and the Mott Prize for outstanding contributions in cancer research 1985-86 United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 1986-87 United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 1988-89 Cooperative Human Tissue Network, U. Alabama, Birmingham: sponsored

informational seminar at U. California, Berkeley 1989-90 United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 1990-91 United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 1993-94 United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 1998-99 The Breast Cancer Fund: reviewer for grants submitted United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 2000-01 Susan B. Love, M.D., Foundation: reviewer for grants submitted 2004-05 American Type Culture Collection, Mannassis, VA: invited consultant on cell line

acquisition 2006-07 Avon Foundation: invited reviewer for grants submitted 2007-pres. International Expert Panel on Misidentification and Cross-contamination of Cell

Lines 2011-pres. Avon Viruses and Breast Cancer Consortium (Group of scientists selected for their

expertise in virology and interest in exploring a viral etiology of breast cancer) 2012-13 Reviewer for grants submitted to the Carreras International Leukemia Foundation Consultant for private industry

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1985 Cetus Immune Corportion, Palo Alto, CA: consultant on growth of human mammary epithelial cells in culture

1985 Cetus Corporation, Emeryville, CA: consultant for evaluation of an automatic pipetting machine 1985 IGB Products Ltd., San Leandro, CA: consultant on mass cell culture 1985-86 Clonetics, Inc., Denver,CO: consultant on marketability of primary cell cultures 1986 Kinko's Copy Center, Inc.: consultant on photoduplicating of educational materials. Scientific societies and panels 1972-73 International Congress of Genetics: Organizing Committee 1984-85 East Bay Breast Cancer Group: Chairman, Mini-symposium on "Identification and

Regulation of the Mammary Maturation Sequence;" introduced speaker, Nobel Prize winner, Renato Dulbecco

1986-87 Society for In Vitro Biology: member education committee 1987-88 Society for In Vitro Biology: member education committee International Association for Breast Cancer Research: membership committee 1988-89 Society for In Vitro Biology: member education committee International Association for Breast Cancer Research: membership committee 1989-90 Society for In Vitro Biology: member education committee International Association for Breast Cancer Research: membership committee 1990-92 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: membership committee 1992-93 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Chair, membership committee 1993-94 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors, Chair,

membership committee Sigma Xi (UC Berkeley Chapter): reviewer of applications for student research

awards Society for In Vitro Biology: Program committee for annual meeting, Moderator of

seesion on “Growth and senescence” 1994-95 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors, Chair,

membership committee

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Society for In Vitro Biology: Program committee for annual meeting, Organizer/Convener of annual meeting symposium “Tissue culture systems for the study of infectious agents”

1995-96 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors, Chair,

membership committee Society for In Vitro Biology: Program committee for annual meeting, Chair, local

organizing committee for annual meeting in San Francisco; Organizer/Convener of annual meeting symposium “Cell culture systems for arthropod-associated micro-organisms”

1996-97 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors Society for In Vitro Biology: Board of Directors (elected position in 2000-member

organization); Moderator of session on “Tumor cell biology” 1997-98 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors Society for In Vitro Biology: Board of directors (elected position),

Organizer/Convener of annual meeting symposium “Xenotransplantation: In vitro systems to evaluate the threat of human infection from non-human organs”

1998-99 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors Society for In Vitro Biology: Chair, Student awards committee; Moderator, annual

meeting contributed paper session “Growth and Differentiation” Sigma Xi (UC Berkeley Chapter): reviewer of applications for student research

awards 1999-00 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of governors Society for In Vitro Biology: Chair, Student Awards Committee; Organizer/Convener

of annual meeting symposium “In vitro cell-cell interaction models to study human cancer”

2000-01 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of Governors;

Organizer/convener of symposium “The etiology of human breast cancer” Society for In Vitro Biology: Secretary, Vertebrate Division (elected office); Chair,

Student Awards Committee; 2003-04 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of Governors; Society for In Vitro Biology: Member, local organizing committee (San Francisco);

Co-nominator/presenter; Lifetime Achievement Award to Dr.Walter Nelson-Rees 2004-09 International Association for Breast Cancer Research: Board of Governors; Media coverage

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1974 Newspaper (SF Chronical, Oakland Tribune, and many newspaper throughout USA; KRON 4 TV) coverage of launching of a project to test breast for cancer cells as early diagnostic method for breast cancer

1978 Voice of America: radio interview on breast cancer and my research on cytologic

diagnosis of breast cancer 1987 Newspaper (Berkeleyan, Oakland Tribune) coverage of research on oral contraceptive

hormones and breast cancer 1999 The Scientist – interviewed for an article on human tumor viruses 2007-08 Science: our work on cell line cross-contamination was featured in a news article by

science news writer Rhitu Chatterjee BBC (British Broadcasting Company) – radio interview on the problem of cell line

cross contamination 2008-09 Journal of the National Cancer Institute news section – my commentary on viruses

and human breast cancer cited in “Mouse mammary tumor virus: New tumor virus or just a rumor virus? ” by Vicki Brower, J National Cancer Institute,

2009-10 Nature news section – my commentary on journals’ and funding agencies’ role in

helping to curb cell line misidentification cited in “Biologists tackle cells’ identity crisis” by Alla Katsnelson, Nature, June 3, 2010

2012-13 NPR (National Public Radio) – my commentary was included in a piece on the

problem of cell line contamination 2013-14 Berkeley Science Review – my commentary on the problem of cell line

contamination in “The Good, the Bad, and the HeLa,” by Alexandra del Carpio 2015 UC Berkeley Home Page, The Berkeleyan – “Bovine virus linked to human breast

cancer” by Sarah Yang. This release was based on two of our publication in 2014 and 2015 establishing for the first time bovine leukemia virus infection of humans and its association with human breast cancer. The release was picked up and ultimately related to several interviews and >300 other news releases and a flood of emails from worldwide sources.

2016 Russian National TV – Interview on my research on bovine leukemia and its potential

health problem via milk from infected cows

J. MAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTS:

The role of bovine leukemia virus in causing human breast cancer;

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Preventing human breast cancer through the control of bovine leukemia virus transmission to humans; Cytology methods for the early diagnosis of human breast cancer

K. BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Original research articles, book chapters, review articles, invited writings (all peer-reviewed except invited reviews, book chapters, editorials, commentaries, obituaries; this list does not include archived or unarchived abstacts presented at conferences)

1. Buehring GC: The use of carbon and carmine particles in cell fusion experiments

to distinguish hybrids from parental cells, Stain Technology 46:163-164, 1971. 2. Buehring GC: Culture of human mammary epithelial cells: Keeping abreast with a

new method, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 49:1433-1434, 1972. 3. Buehring GC, Hackett AJ: Human breast tumor cell lines: Identity evaluation by

ultrastructure, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 53:621-629, 1974. 4. Buehring GC, Williams RR: Growth rates of normal and abnormal human

mammary epithelia in cell culture, Cancer Research 34:3742-3747, 1976. 5. Rie EJ, Rie IP, Buehring GC: Short-term normal baboon mammary epithelial cell

line, Journal National Cancer Institute 57:607-611, 1976. 6. Peterson JA, Buehring GC, Taylor-Papadimitriou J, Ceriani RL: Expression of

human mammary epithelial (HME) antigens in primary cultures of normal and abnormal breast tissue, International Journal of Cancer 22:655-661, 1978.

7. Buehring GC: Screening for breast atypias using exfoliative cytology, Cancer

43:1788-1799,1979. 8. Klevjer-Anderson P, Buehring GC: Effect of hormones on growth rates of

malignant and nonmalignant human mammary epithelia in cell culture, In Vitro 16:491-501, 1980.

9. Lee PP, Buehring GC: Local immunoglobulin A in normal and neoplastic breast

tissues, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 67:1231-1239, 1981. 10. Buehring GC: Witch's milk: Potential for neonatal diagnosis. Pediatric Research

16:460-462, 1982. 11. Kulski JK Buehring GC: Microanalysis of lactose in tissue culture medium using

an enzymatic-fluorometric method. Analytical Biochemistry 119:341-350, 1982.

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12. Tobler LH, Johnson KP, Buehring GC: Measles- or mumps virus-infected cells forming rosettes with lymphocytes from patients with multiple sclerosis. Archives of Neurology 39:565-569, 1982.

13. Tobler LH, Johnson KP, Buehring GC: Immune response of hamsters to

experimental central nervous system infection with measles virus. Journal of Neuroimmunology 2:307-320, 1982.

14. Buehring GC Jensen HM: Lack of toxicity of methylene blue chloride to

supravitally stained human mammary tissues. Cancer Research 43:6039-6044, 1983.

15. Chan R, Buehring GC: Anti-glucocorticoids block the enhancement of mouse

mammary tumor virus production by 12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate. Carcinogenesis 4:1611-1614,1983.

16. Daxenbichler G, Marth C, Buehring GC: Die Laktose, ein Parameter der

Differenzierung von Brustdruesenzellen [Lactose, a parameter of breast cell differentiation]. Labor Aktuell 4:15-17, 1983.

17. Kulski JK, Buehring GC: Lactose Fluorometric Micro-Method, In H.U. Bergmeyer

(ed.) Methods of Enzymatic Analysis, Vol. VI. Metabolites I: Carbohydrates, third edition, Basel, Switzerland, 1984 (invited book chapter)

18. Marth C, Daxenbichler G, Buehring GC, Hofstädter F, Dapunt O: Inhibition of the

estradiol-induced growth of cultured human breast cancer cells by the anti-estrogens tamoxifen, desmethyl-tamoxifen, 4-hydroxy-tamoxifen, and enclomiphene. Biochemical Pharmacology 33:3951-3956, 1984.

19. Longman SM, Buehring GC: A method for measuring steroid adsorption to tissue

culture plasticware, Journal of Tissue Culture Methods 10:253-255, 1986. 20. Longman SM, Buehring GC: Oral contraceptives and breast cancer: In vitro effect

of contraceptive steroids on human mammary cell growth, Cancer 59:281-287, 1987.

21. Buehring GC: Oral contraceptives and breast cancer: What has 20 years of research

shown? Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy 42:525-530, 1988 (invited review article)

22. Buehring GC: Culture of bovine mammary epithelial cells from milk. Journal of

Dairy Science 73:956-963, 1990. 23. Hall J, Huey B, Morrow J, Newman B, Lee M, Jones E, Buehring GC, King M-C:

Rare HRAS alleles and susceptibility to human breast cancer. Genomics 6:188-191, 1990.

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24. Williams CJ, Dion AS, Carten J, Buehring GC: Epithelial membrane antigen

expression in breast fluids and "witch's milk." Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 21:211-216, 1992.

25. Sunzeri FJ, Buehring GC: Lipids alter the level and distribution of mouse

mammary tumor virus gp52 in vitro. Cancer Letters 74:57-64, 1993. 26. Buehring GC, Kramme, PK, Schultz RD: Evidence for bovine leukemia virus in

the mammary epithelial cells of infected cows. Laboratory Investigation 71:359-365, 1994.

27. Buehring GC, Pan C-Y, Valesco M: Cell culture contamination by Mycobacteria.

In Vitro Cell and Developmental Biology 31:735-737, 1995. 28. Buehring GC: Contribution of cell culture to the investigation and control of

infectious diseases. Methods in Cell Science 18:195-200, 1996 (invited review article).

29. Buehring GC: Microbe Hunters: Rethinking the rethinking, American Society for

Microbiology News 62: 284, 1996 (letter to the editor). 30. Niermann GL, Buehring GC: Bovine leukemia virus is hormone responsive via the

long terminal repeat. Virology 239:249-258, 1997. 31. Iavicoli S, Lopez-Perez E, Buehring GC, Thomas HA, Wei ET, Kishimoto T:

Bipolar-shape response of human neutrophils to corticotropin-releasing factor. European Journal of Pharmacology 349:301-306, 1998.

32. Xiao J, Buehring GC: In vivo protein binding and functional analysis of cis-acting

elements in the U3 region of the bovine leukemia virus long terminal repeat. Journal of Virology 72:5994-6003, 1998.

33. Phillpott SM, Buehring GC: Defective DNA repair in cells infected with human T-

cell leukemia/bovine leukemia virus group. Journal of the National Cancer Institute 91:933-942, 1999.

34. Robert-Guroff M, Buehring GC: In pursuit of a human breast cancer virus: From

mouse to man. In JJ Goedert (ed.), Viral, Bacterial, and Parasitic Oncology, Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, pp. 475-484, 2000 (invited book chapter)

35. Choi KY, Liu RB, Buehring GC: Relative sensitivity and specificity of agar gel

immunodiffusion, enzyme immunosorbent assay, and immunoblotting for detection of anti-bovine leukemia virus antibodies in cattle. Journal of Virological Methods 104: 33-39, 2002.

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36. He Z, Zhuang H, Wang X, Song S, Dong Q, Yan J, Buehring GC, Luo G: Retrospective analysis of non-A-E hepatitis: Possible role of hepatitis B and C virus infection. Journal of Medical Virology 69: 59-65, 2003.

37. Motton D, Buehring GC: Bovine leukemia virus alters growth properties and casein synthesis in mammary epithelial cells. Journal of Dairy Science 86: 2826-38, 2003.

38. Buehring GC, Philpott SM, Choi KY: Humans have antibodies reactive with

bovine leukemia virus. AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses 19: 1105-1113, 2003.

39. Buehring GC, Eby E, Eby M: Cell line cross-contamination: How aware are

mammalian cell culturists of the problem and how to monitor it? In Vitro Cell and Developmental Biology 40: 211-215, 2004.

40. McGirr K, Buehring GC: tax and rex sequences of bovine leukemia virus from

globally diverse isolates: Rex amino acid sequences more variable than tax. Journal of Veterinary Medicine B 52: 1-9, 2005.

41. Duncan RB, Scarratt WK, Buehring GC: Detection of bovine leukemia virus by in

situ polymerase chain reaction in tissues from a case of sporadic bovine lymphosarcoma. Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation 17: 190-194, 2005.

42. McGirr KM, Buehring GC: Variation in the tax/rex region of the human T cell

leukemia/bovine leukemia virus group: Evolutionary consequences in this overlapping reading frame. Virus Genes 32:229-239, 2006.

43. Buehring GC, Letscher A, McGirr K, Khandar S, Che L, Nguyen C, Hackett A:

Presence of epithelial cells in nipple aspirate fluid is associated with subsequent breast cancer: A 25-year prospective study. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 98: 63-70, 2006.

44. Zhao X, Jimenez-Sanchez C, Sentsui H, Buehring GC: Sequence polymorphisms in the long terminal repeat of bovine leukemia virus: Evidence for selection pressure in regulatory sequences. Virus Res 124: 113-124, 2007.

45. Zhao X, McGirr KM, Buehring GC: Evolutionary influences on overlapping

reading frames in the bovine leukemia virus pXBL region. Genomics 89: 502-511, 2007.

46. Buehring GC, Buehring JE, Girard P: Lost in citation: Vanishing visibility of senior authors. Scientometrics 72:459-468, 2007.

47. Zhao X, Buehring GC: Natural genetic variations in bovine leukemia virus envelope

gene: Possible effects of selection and escape. Virology 366:150-165, 2007.

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48. Kittinunvorakoon C, Morris MK, Kanchana N, Bongkoch J, Buehring GC, Hanson

C: Mother to Child Transmission of HIV in a Thai population: Role of virus characteristics and maternal humoral immune response. Journal of Medical Virology 81:768-778, 2009.

49. Dumont N, Crawford YG, Sigaroudinia M, Nagrani SS, Wilson MB, Buehring GC,

Turashvili G, Aparicio S, Gauthier ML, Fordyce CA, McDermott KM, and Tlsty TD: Human mammary progression model recapitulates methylation events associated with breast premalignancy. Breast Cancer Research 11(6):R87(1-17), 2009.

51. Walter Nelson-Rees (an obituary), In: In Memoriam, Academic Senate, University

of California, Berkeley. 2010 52. Sanford S. Elberg (an obituary), In: In Memoriam, Academic Senate, University of

California, Berkeley. 2011. 53. Chantry CJ, Wiedemann J, Buehring GC, Peerson J, Hayfron K, Aluoch OK,

Lonnerdal B, Israel-Ballard K, Coutsoudis A, Sibeko L, Abrams B: Effect of flash-heat treatment on antimicrobial activity of breastmilk. Breastfeeding Medicine 6 (3):111-116, 2011.

54. Baltzell K, Buehring GC, Krishnamurthy S, Kuerer H, Shen HM, Sison J: Limited

evidence of human papillomavirus in breast tissue using in situ molecular methods. Cancer 118: 1212-1220, 2012

55. Baltzell K, Buehring GC, Krishnamurthy S, Kuerer H, Shen HM, Sison J: Epstein-

Barr virus seldom found in mammary epithelium of breast cancer tissue using in situ molecular methods. Breast Cancer Res Treat 132:267-274, 2012.

56. Lee L, Scarratt WK, Buehring GC, Saunders GK: Bovine leukemia virus infection

in a juvenile alpaca with multicentric lymphoma. Canadian Veterinary Journal 53:283-286, 2012

57. Joshi D, Buehring GC: Are viruses associated with human breast cancer?

Scrutinizing the molecular evidence. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 135: 1-15, 2012.

58. Joshi D, Buehring GC: Are viruses associated with human breast cancer?

Scrutinizing the molecular evidence —Response to James F. Holland and Beatriz G.T. Pogo. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, May 6, 2012 DOI 10.1007/s10549-012-2078-5 (invited rebuttal).

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59. Hsieh K, Kimsey P, Buehring GC: Using inter-organizational partnerships to strengthen public health laboratory systems. Public Health Reports 128, Supplement 2 (Public Health Laboratory Systems): 63-69, 2013.

60. Buehring GC, Shen HM, Jensen HM, Choi KY, Sun D, Nuovo, G: Bovine leukemia

virus DNA in human breast tissue. Emerging Infectious Diseases 20: 772-782, 2014.

61. Buehring GC, Shen HM, Jensen HM, Jin DL, Hudes M, Block, G: Exposure to

bovine leukemia virus is associated with breast cancer: A case-control study (PLoS ONE, doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0134304).

62. Baker A, Buehring GC, Satariano W: Should testing services be shared to increase

cost-effectivelness? Survey responses of California’s Public Health Laboratory Directors (submitted, Journal of Public Health Management Practice)

Abstracts of archived presentations at meetings 1. Buehring GC: Survey of normal human mammary epithelia cells in culture for

tumor virus particles, Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 15:41, 1973 . 2. Buehring GC, Williams RR: In vitro growth kinetics of different cellular

classifications of human mammary epithelium. Proceedings of the Tenth International Congress on Mammary Cancer in Experimental Animals and Man, Kobe, Japan 1976.

3. Anderson PK, Buehring GC: Hormone responsiveness of human mammary

epithelium, Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 17:87, 1976. 4. Buehring GC, Hackett AJ: Evaluation of the breast Papanicolaou (Pap) smear to

screen for early breast cancer, Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 18:117, 1977. 5. Buehring GC: Relationship of in vitro breast fluid epithelial cell growth to donor

and sample characteristics, Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 19:83,1978 . 6. Buehring GC: Risk factors determined for benign breast disease compared to those

known for breast cancer, Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 20:137, 1979. 7. Buehring GC: The nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio to distinguish malignant from

nonmalignant human mammary epithelial cells in mixed culture, In Vitro 15:225, 1979.

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8. Buehring, GC: Witch's Milk: Its Retrieval and Growth of its Cells in Culture. Proceedings of the Twelfth Meeting on Mammary Cancer in Experimental Animals and Man, Maastricht, Holland, 1980.

9. Pun PJ, Buehring GC: Local immunoglobulin A (IgA) production in patients with

neoplastic breast diseases. Proceedings of the International Congress on Senology, Hamburg, FRG, 1980, (abstract #184).

10. Tobler LH, Johnson KP, Buehring GC: Lymphocyte rosetting of measles-infected

cells in experimental SSPE in the hamster, Proc Amer Soc Microbiol 80:255, 1980. 11. Buehring GC, Jensen HM: Toxicity of methylene blue chloride used to supravitally

stain human mammary tissue. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 22:55.1981. 12. Buehring GC, Marth C, Daxenbichler G: Chemicals that stimulate differentiation of

erythrocytes can also promote differentiation of mammary epithelium, Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 24:13. 1983.

13. Marth C, Hofstädter F, Buehring GC, Daxenbichler G: Tamoxifen and its

metabolites: Binding to the estrogen receptor and growth effects on breast cancer cells, Acta Endocrinologica, Supplement 102:61-62, 1983.

14. Longman SM, Buehring GC: The effect of oral contraceptive steroids on the

growth rate of human mammary epithelia in cell culture, In Vitro 19:251.1983.

15. Buehring GC: Monoclonal antibodies to human milk fat globule help elucidate the mechanism of action of chemical differentiation promoters. Proceedings of the International Association for Breast Cancer Research, London, UK, 1985.

16. Buehring GC: Effect of hormones and chemicals on expression of milk fat globule

antigens by breast cell line MCF-7, In Vitro 22:50.1986. 17. Marth C, Buehring GC, Mayer I, Daxenbichler G: The Biologically Active

Concentrations of Anti-Estrogens are Disproportionately Elevated Relative to the Binding Affinity for the Estrogen Receptor, In Angeli, A., Bradlow, H.L., and Dogliotti, L. (eds.), Endocrinology of the Breast: Basic and Clinical Aspects (Ann. New York Acad. Sci. Vol. 464), pp. 509-510, 1986.

18. Buehring GC: Differentiation of human mammary epithelial cells in MCDB-170

Medium, In Vitro 23:54, 1987.

19. Buehring GC: Culture of bovine mammary epithelial cells from commercially available milk, In Vitro 24:68, 1988.

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20. Hall J, Huey B, Morrow J, Newman B, Carter C, Buehring GC, King M-C: Rare HRAS alleles and susceptibility to human breast cancer, Amer J Human Gen 43:A24.1988.

21. Buehring GC, McGrath MF: Characterization of three bovine mammary epithelial

cell lines. Proceedings of the International Asscociation of Breast Cancer Research biennial meeting, Tel-Aviv, Israel, 1989.

22. Sunzeri FJ, Buehring GC: Lipids alter mouse mammary tumor virus expression in

the GR cell line. In Vitro 26:38A, 1990. 23. Buehring GC, Kramme PM, Schultz RD: Bovine leukemia virus p24 antigen is

detected in the mammary epithelium of infected cows. Proceedings of the International Association for Breast Cancer Research biennial meeting, St. Vincent, Italy, 1991.

24. Buehring GC, Kramme PM, Schultz RD: Bovine leukemia virus p24 antigen is

detected in the mammary epithelium of infected cows. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 33:392, 1992.

25. Niermann GL, Buehring GC: A serum-free medium for the culture of bovine

mammary epithelial cells. In Vitro 29A:121, 1993. 26. Niermann GL, Buehring GC: Hormone regulation of bovine leukemia virus

transcription in mammary cells. Proceedings of the International Association of Breast Cancer Research biennial meeting, Banff, Alberta, Canada, 1993.

27. Philpott SM, Buehring GC: Induction of single-strand DNA breaks in cells infected

with the human T-cell leukemia virus or bovine leukemia virus. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 35:569, 1994.

28. Buehring GC, Neiswander RL, Niermann GL, Sweeny CA, McGrath MF,

Schanbacher FL: Lifespan of bovine mammary epithelial cells in vitro. In Vitro 30A:95, 1994.

29. Philpott SM, Buehring GC: Induction of single-stranded DNA breaks in cells

infected with the human T-cell leukemia virus or bovine leukemia virus. J Cellular Biochem Suppl 18C:216, 1994.

30. Buehring GC, Philpott SM: Antibodies to bovine leukemia virus in breast cancer

patients. International J Oncology, Suppl 5:380, 1994. 31. Xiao J, Buehring GC: Bovine leukemia virus responsiveness to glucocorticoids

involves protein-DNA interactions in the long terminal repeat. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 37: 565, 1996.

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32. Buehring GC: Evidence of bovine leukemia virus in human mammary epithelial cells. In Vitro Cellular and Developmental Biology 33: 27A, 1997.

33. Buehring GC: Bovine leukemia virus (BLV) in breast tissue and antibodies to BLV

in human sera. Anticancer Research 17: 3827, 1998. 34. Motton D, Buehring GC: Growth effects of bovine leukemia virus in mammary

epithelial cells. In Vitro Cell and Developmental Biology 36 (part II): 25A, 1999. 35. Choi KY, Jensen HM, Buehring GC: Evidence of bovine leukemia virus in human

tissue. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 41: 456, 2000. 36. Buehring GC, Choi KY, Jensen HM: Bovine leukemia virus in human breast

tissues. Breast Cancer Research 3: S5, 2001. 37. Motton DD, Buehring GC: Bovine leukemia virus inhibits casein synthesis in

mammary epithelial cells. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 43: 655, 2002. 38. Motton DD, Buehring GC: Bovine leukemia virus inhibits casein synthesis in

mammary epithelial cells. J Dairy Sci 85 (Suppl. 1): 299, 2002. 39. Buehring GC, Shen H, McGirr K, Jensen HM: Bovine leukemia virus in human

breast tissue: A risk factor for breast cancer? AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses 19S: S-69, 2003.

40. Buehring GC, Eby E, Eby MJ: Lack of awareness and prevention of cell line cross-

contamination among mammalian cell culturists. In Vitro: 40: 10A, 2004. 41. Buehring GC, Letscher A, McGirr K, Khandhar S, Che L, Nguyen C, Hackett A: Is

presence of nipple aspirate fluid and cells related to subsequent development of breast cancer? A 25-year prospective study. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 46: 4046, 2005.

42. Buehring GC, Shen HM, Jensen HM, Block G: Bovine leukemia virus infection is

significantly associated with risk of breast cancer. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 48:#1747, 2007.

43. Buehring GC, Shen HM: Bovine leukemia virus in human breast epithelium is a

risk factor for breast cancer. Breast Cancer 15:7, 2008. 44. Buehring GC, Jensen HM, Tesluk H. Survey of human cancer tissues for the

presence of bovine leukemia virus. Proc Amer Assc Cancer Res 2011: #892. 45. Lendez PA, Nieto Farias MV, Buehring GC, Shen HM, Dolcini GL. Ceriani MC.

Evidencia de la presencia de AND de virus leucosis bovine en tejido mamario

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humano [Evidence of the presence of DNA from bovine leukemia virus in human mammary tissue]. Argentinian Society for Microbiology (in press, 2015). Unarchived presentations at meetings Marth C, Hofstädter F, Buehring GC, Daxenbichler G: Tamoxifen and its metabolites: Relative ginding efficiency to estrogen receptor and growth effects on breast cancer cells. International Course “Hormone receptors in hormone-dependent tumors,” Coppanello, Italy, 1982. Marth C, Hofstädter F, Buehring GC, Daxenbichler G: Antiestrogen Tamoxifen und seine Metaboliten: Korrlation zwishen Bindung am Estrogenrezeptor und Wachstumseffeckte auf Brustkrebszellen [The anti-estrogen tamoxifen and its metabolites: Correlation between binding to the estrogen receptor and growth effects on breast cancer cells]. Jahrestagung der Osterreichsche Biochemische Gesellschaft, Salzburg, Austria, 1982 Buehring GC, Daxenbichler G, Marth C: Relationship of division, differentiation, and steroid receptor content of bovine mammary epithelial cells. Federation of European Biochemical Societies on Cell Browth and Differentiation, Athens, Greece, 1982. King BL, Wong C, Piercy C, Buehring GC: Morphology and HMFG [human milk fat globule] expression in primary cultures of ductal vs. lobular-alveolar breast epithelium. Second International Workshop on Monoclonal Antibodies and Breast Cancer, San Francisco, 1987. Philpott SM, Buehring GC: Induction of micronuclei in bovine mammary epithelial cells by bovine leukemia virus p38tax. American Association for Cancer Research Workshop “Histopathology of Neoplasia,” Denver, CO, 1993. Xiao J, Buehring GC, Mechanisms of bovine leukemia virus LTR transactivation by the BLV tax protein. American Association for Cancer Research Special Conference "Molecular Basis of Gene Transcription," San Diego, CA, 1995. Buehring GC, Choi KY: Is breast cancer caused by a virus? Proc. of the California Breast Cancer Research Symposium, Los Angeles, 1999. Buehring GC, McGirr K: Presence of nipple aspirate fluid with epithelial cells: A predictor of subsequent breast cancer? Proc. 2nd International Symposium on the Intraductal Approach to Breast Cancer, 2001. Buehring GC, Shen H-M, Choi KY, Jensen HM: Is bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissue a risk factor for breast cancer? California Breast Cancer Research Program Meeting, Sacramento, CA, 2005.

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Buehring GC, Shen H-M, Choi KY, Jensen HM: Is bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissue a risk factor for breast cancer? Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program Meeting, Baltimore, MD, 2005. Buehring GC, McGirr K, Letscher A, Khandhar S, Che L, Nguyen C, Hackett A: Is presence of nipple aspirate fluid and cells related to subsequent develo0ment of breast cancer? A 25-year prospective study. Proc. 4th International Symposium on the Intraductal Approach to Breast Cancer, Santa Monica, CA, 2005.

Buehring GC, Shen H-M, Jensen HM, Block G: Bovine leukemia virus in human breast epithelium is a risk factor for breast cancer. Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program Meeting, Baltimore, MD, 2008. Buehring GC, Shen H-M, Jensen HM, Block G: Bovine leukemia virus in human breast epithelium is a risk factor for breast cancer. 2nd International Symposium on Viral Oncology, Philadelphia, PA, 2008.

L. INVITED LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS 1971-72 Dept. Pediatrics and Medical Genetics, UCLA School of Medicine: “Cell fusion as

a tool in research” 1972-73 Dept. of Pediatrics, UCLA: “Rescue of tumor viruses by cell fusion” Biodynamics Dept., UC Berkeley: “Epstein-Barr virus: Relationship to human

disease and replication in cultured cells” Dept. of Genetics, UC Davis: “Human oncogenetics: Is there an RNA agent

associated with Epstein-Barr virus? School of Public Health, UC Berkeley: “Is Epstein-Barr virus the real etiologic

agent of certain human hematopoietic neoplasms?” 1973-74 Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory: “Early detection of breast cancer” Biodynamics Dept., UC Berkeley: “Identity evaluation of human breast tumor cell

lines” 1974-75: Breast Cancer Task Force, National Cancer Institute, meeting in San Antonio,

TX: “Status of human mammary cell lines” 1975-76: Dept. Zoology, UC Berkeley: “Transmission and scanning electron microscopy of

human mammary cells in culture”

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Institute of Microbiology, Osaka University, OSAKA, JAPAN: “Use of human mammary epithelial cells in culture for breast cancer research”

Institute of Medical Science, Tokyo Univerisity, TOKYO, JAPAN: “Use of

human mammary epithelial cells in culture for breast cancer research” 1976-77 Cancer Research Laboratory, UC Berkeley: “Growth kinetics and hormone

responsiveness of human mammary epithelial cells in culture” National Cancer Institute, Virus Cancer Program Special Workshop on the

Mason-Pfizer RNA Tumor Virus, Bethesda, MD: SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER “Obtainment and culture of primate breast fluids for use in research on the Mason-Pfizer virus”

1977-78 Alta Bates Hospital, Berkeley, CA: “ Breast fluid cytology as a screen for breast

disease” 1978-79 Berkeley Women’s Health Collective: Diagnosis of breast cancer” Alta Bates Hospital, Berkeley, CA: “Breast fluid cytology as a screen for breast

disease,” 1979-80 National Cancer Institute, Breast Cancer Task Force Workshop on Culture of

Human Mammary Epithelial Cells: SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER: "Breast Fluids as a Source of Mammary Epithelial Cells for Culture"

Dept. of Microbiology, San Francisco State University: “Use of cultured human

mammary epithelial cells for breast cancer research” Vesper Hayward Hospital, Hayward, CA: “Breast fluids as a source of human

mammary epithelial cells” 1980-81 Mills College/Lawrence Hall of Science, Expanding your Horizons in Science

and Mathematics (Conference for 7th-12th grade females): “Career opportunities: A university professor in the sciences”

1981-82 University Clinic for Obstetrics and Gynceology, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA:

“Breast cancer as a problem of mammary epithelial cell differentiation” University Clinic for Obstetrics and Gynceology, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA:

“Wie eine Frauenklinik ein Gewebekulturlabor ausnutzen kann” [How an Ob-Gyn Clinic can utilize a tissue culture laboratory]”

Oncology Colloquium, University of Innsbruck, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA: “In

vitro-Reaktionen auf Steroid-hormone von Mammaepithelzellen in serumfrei u. serumhaltigen Medium,” [In vitro reactions of mammary epithelial cells to steroid hormones in serum-free and serum-containing media]

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University Clinic for Obstetrics and Gynecology, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA:

“Endogenous and exogenous inducers of mammary epithelial cell differentiation” 1982-83 Cancer Research Laboratory, UC Berkeley: “Can promoters of erythrocyte

differentiation induce mammary epithelial cell differentiation?” Pediatric Research, UCLA Harbor General Hospital, Torrance, CA: “Chemical

stimulation of mammary cell differentiation: An approach to studying breast cancer” 1983-84 El Cerrito High School, Advanced Placement Biology Class, El Cerrito, CA:

“Use of tissue culture systems for breast cancer research” Cetus Corporation, Emeryville, CA: “Breast cancer: A disturbance of cell

differentiation?” Children’s Hospital, Bruce Lyon Memorial Research Laboratory, Oakland, CA:

“Breast cancer: A disturbance of cell differentiation?” 1984-85 El Cerrito High School, Advanced Placement Biology Class, El Cerrito, CA:

“Tissue culture and the cancer cell” Oncology Colloquium, University of Innsbruck, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA:

“Breast cancer and chemical differentiation promoters” John Muir Institute for Cancer and Aging, Walnut Creek, CA: “Effect of

chemical differentiation promoters on the expression of human milk fat globule.” 1985-86 Dept. of Biomedical and Environmental Health Sciences, School of Public

Health, UC Berkeley: “Breast cancer risk factors: Searching for biological explanations”

1986-87 Medical Science Cluster Program, EC Berkeley: “Career choice: MD or PhD?” Gastrointestinal Research Unit, VA Hospital, San Francisco, CA: “Evaluation of

human milk fat globule mucins as differentiation markers for mammary epithelium” Dept. of Social and Administrative Health Sciences, School of Public Health, UC

Berkeley, Nutrition seminar: “Diet and cancer: Are oncogenic viruses responsible for the association between breast cancer and dietary fat?”

Michigan Cancer Foundation, Detroit, MI: “Evaluation of mucins as

differentiation markers for human mammary epithelium” 1987-88 Tumor Biology Seminar (IDS282), UC Berkeley: “Hormones and chemical

differentiation promoters alter the expression of human milk fat globule glycoproteins”

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Stanford University Alumni Association, Stanford, CA, panel discussant:

“Where we are 25 years later: Influence of our Stanford education” 1988-89 El Cerrito High School, Advanced Placement Biology Class, El Cerrito, CA:

“Tissue culture and cancer research” Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Tel-Aviv University, TEL-HASHOMER,

ISRAEL: “Oral contraceptives and breast cancer” Hadassah Medical Organization, JERUSALEM, ISRAEL: “Oral contraceptives

and breast cancer” University of Innsbruck Medical School, INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA: “Orale

Kontrazeptive und Mammacarzinom” [Oral contraceptives and breast cancer] 1989-90 Monsanto Agricultural Co., St. Louis, MO: "Culture and characterization of bovine

mammary epithelial cells from explants and milk" El Cerrito High School Advanced Placement Biology Class: “Tissue culture and

cancer research” 1990-91 Dept. of Pathobiological Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of

Wisconsin, Madison, WI: "Tropism of bovine leukemia virus for mammary epithelial cells"

Dept. Molecular Biology, Free University of Brussels, RHODE-ST. GENES,

BELGIUM: "Transformation of bovine mammary epithelial cells by bovine leukemia virus"

1991-92 Tumor Biology Seminar (IDS 282), UC Berkeley: "Bovine leukemia virus is

detected in the mammary epithelial cells of infected cows" Nutrition Dept., UC Berkeley: "Bovine leukemia virus is detected in the mammary

epithelial cells of infected cows" National Workshop for Advanced Placement Biology Teachers, Stanford, CA:

“Tissue culture: Concepts and applications” 1992-93 Infectious Disease Program, UC Berkeley: "Can bovine leukemia virus act as a

mammary tumor virus?" National Workshop for Advanced Placement Biology Teachers, Stanford

University, Stanford, CA: “Tissue culture concepts and applications”

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1994-95 Women's Faculty Club Lunch and Learn Program, UC Berkeley: "Is breast cancer caused by a virus?"

1995-96 Berkeley High School, Advanced Placement Biology Classes, Berkeley, CA: "Is

breast cancer caused by a virus?" 1996-97 Society for In Vitro Biology, annual meeting: “Evidence for bovine leukemia virus

in human mammary epithelial cells” National Workshop for Advanced Placement Biology Teachers, Stanford

University, Stanford, CA: "Is breast cancer caused by a virus?" National Action Plan on Breast Cancer, Workshop on Viruses and Breast

Cancer, Washington, D.C.: "Bovine leukemia virus and breast cancer” 1997-98 Infectious Diseases/Immunity Group, UC Berkeley: “Antibodies to Bovine

Leukemia Virus in the Human Population” California Breast Cancer Research Program Symposium, Sacramento, CA:

“Bovine Leukemia Virus and the Risk of Human Breast Cancer” 1998-99 Faculty of Agronomy, GEMBLOUX, BELGIUM: “Glucocorticoid Regulation of

Bovine Leukemia virus via a Response Element in the Long Terminal Repeat” PLENARY SPEAKER: First International Symposium on Nipple Aspirate

Fluid, Santa Barbara Breast Cancer Institute, Santa Barbara, CA: “Diagnostic potential of breast fluids”

Infectious Diseases/Immunity Group, UC Berkeley: “Evidence for bovine

leukemia virus infection in humans” Arroyo Grande, CA High School Advanced Placement Biology class: “Is breast

cancer caused by a virus?” 1999-00 California Breast Cancer Research Program Symposium: “Bovine leukemia

virus and human breast cancer risk” Childhood Leukemia Research Group, University of California, Berkeley, CA: “Could bovine leukemia virus play a role in childhood leukemia?” 2000-01 Endocrinology Group, University of California, Berkeley, CA: “A hypothesis for the cause of breast cancer: bovine leukemia virus” Infectious Diseases Division, University of California, Berkeley, CA: “In situ-PCR evidence for bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissues”

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Federal Research Center for Viral Diseases of Animals, WUSTERHAUSEN, GERMANY: “Serologische Testsystemen und in situ PCR für die Erkennung der Infizierung mit bovine Leukosevirus” [Serological and in situ PCR test sytems for detection of bovine leukemia virus infection]

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Innsbruck,

INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA: “The etiology of breast cancer: A role for bovine leukemia virus”

International Association for Breast Cancer Research, DUSSELDORF, GERMANY: “Bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissues”

2001-02 California Breast Cancer Research Program Symposium: “Does bovine

leukemia virus infection increase the risk of developing breast cancer?” 2002-03 Department of Virology, Beijing Ditan Hospital, BEIJING, CHINA: Invitation to

be a visiting professor for 2 weeks. UC Berkeley, Advances in Aging (IDS 114B): “Is breast cancer caused by a virus?” UC Berkeley, School of Public Health Research Symposium: “Is breast cancer

caused by a virus?” UC Davis, Pathology Dept.: “Bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissue: A risk

for breast cancer?” National Autonomous University, School of Veterinary Medicine, HEREDIA,

COSTA RICA: “Does bovine leukemia virus cause human breast cancer?” Two lectures (in Spanish) for the pathobiology class: “Que es cancer?” (What is

Cancer?) and “Virus oncogenicos especificos” (Oncogenic Viruses) 2003-04 School of Medicine, University of California, Davis, CA: “Bovine leukemia virus

in human breast tissue: A risk for breast cancer?” Northern California Cancer Center, Union City, CA: “Bovine leukemia virus in

human breast tissue: A risk for breast cancer?” Microbiology Group, UC Berkeley: “Bovine leukemia virus in human breast

tissue: A risk for breast cancer?” Society for In Vitro Biology, Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA: “Lack of

awareness and prevention of cell line cross-contamination among mammalian cell culturists”

2004-05 Infectious Diseases Division, UC Berkeley, CA: “Bovine leukemia virus and

human breast cancer: Future research directions”

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4th International Symposium on the Intraductal Approach to Breast Cancer, Santa Monica, CA: “Is presence of nipple aspirate fluid and cells related to subsequent development of breast caner? A 25-year prospective study”

Department of Defense, Era of Hope Symposium, Philadelphia, PA: “Is bovine leukemia in human breast tissue a risk for breast cancer?” Marin County Public Health Department, San Rafael, CA: “Bovine leukemia

virus could play a causal role in human breast cancer” 2005-06 California Breast Cancer Research Program Symposium, Sacramento, CA: “Is

bovine leukemia virus in human breast tissue a risk factor for breast cancer?” 2006-07 5th International Symposium on the Intraductal Approach to Breast Cancer,

Santa Monica, CA: “Nipple aspirate cytology and subsequent breast cancer risk” UC Berkeley, School of Public Health Research Symposium: “Infection with

bovine leukemia virus is associated with breast cancer risk” American Association for Cancer Research, Los Angeles, CA, “Bovine leukemia

virus infection is significantly associated with risk of breast cancer” 2007-08 Society for In Vitro Biology, Tuscon, AZ: invitation to present at a symposium on

cell line contamination Department of Defense, US Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity, Era of

Hope, triennial meeting, Baltimore, MD: “Bovine leukemia virus in human breast epithelium is a risk factor for breast cancer”

2008-09 Avon Foundation, San Francisco, CA: “Viruses in breast fluids: Biomarkers for

breast cancer?” International Association for Breast Cancer Research, KURASHIKI, JAPAN:

“Bovine leukemia virus in human breast epithelium: A possible risk factor for breast cancer”

Second International Conference on Viral Oncology, Philadelphia, PA: “Bovine

leukemia virus in human breast epithelium: A possible risk factor for breast cancer” Avon Foundation, Miami, FL: “Viruses in breast fluid: Biomarkers for breast

cancer” International Symposium on Intraductal Approach to Breast Cancer, Santa

Monica, CA: “Oncogneic viruses in nipple aspirate fluid: Biomarkers for risk assessment?”

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NCASM (Northern California Branch of the American Society for Microbiology), San Ramon, CA, The Public Health Education Fund Lecture: Is human breast cancer caused by a bovine virus?

2009-10 Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology Division, Annual retreat, UC Berkeley, CA:

Is human breast cancer caused by a bovine virus? 2010—11 Avon Foundation Biennial Meeting of Grantees, New York, NY: Invited chair of

a panel discussion on “Infectious Agents and Breast Cancer.” School of Public Health Student Group Seminar: Is human breast cancer caused

by a bovine virus? Adventures in establishing causal association Cancer Prevention Institute of California, Fremont, CA: Is human breast cancer

caused by a bovine virus? Adventures in establishing causal association Bellevue Club, Oakland, CA: What’s going on in breast cancer research? A look at

viruses. 2011-12 Hawaii branch of the American Society for Microbiology, Honolulu, HI: Is

human breast cancer caused by a bovine virus? Adventures in establishing causal association

International Workshop on Viruses and Breast Cancer, Pisa, Italy: Could bovine

leukemia virus play a causative role in human breast cancer? 2012-13 Southern California Branch of the American Society for Microbiology: Viruses

that cause human cancer: How to establish causation Missouri Branch of the American Society for Microbiology: Viruses that cause

human cancer: How to establish causation 2013-14 Texas A & M Health Science Center, College Station, TX: Could a bovine virus

play a role in human breast cancer? 2014-15 University of California, Davis Medical Center, Grand Rounds: Could a bovine

virus play a role in human breast cancer? Cal Day, University of California, Berkeley: Hope springs eternal in the human

breast: Possible viral cause of breast cancer could open new avenues of prevention (April 18, 2015)

US Department of Agriculture, Food Safety Investigation Service: Could a bovine

virus play a role in human breast cancer? (May 6, 2015)

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Society for In Vitro Biology, Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ: Acceptance Speech for Lifetime Achievement Award) (May 31, 2015)

2015-16 Infectious Diseases and Immunity Group Seminar, UC Berkeley: Adventures in

establishing a causal association between bovine leukemia virus and breast cancer. (Sept., 2015)

UC Davis, Symposium on Veterinary Medicine: Potential Public Health

implications of bovine leukemia virus in cattle. (Feb. 20, 2016)

M. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Postdoctoral fellows sponsored for research in my laboratory: Dr. Jerzy Kulski, 1980-81, recipient of a Damon-Runyon Cancer Fellowship Dr. Linda Kingsbury, 1996-99, recipient of a California Breast Cancer Research Program

fellowship Dr. Yeon, Choi, 1997-00 Dr. Amy Letscher, 2001-2004 Dr. David Sun, 2008-2011 Visiting scholars sponsored for research in my laboratory Dr. The Can Caesar, 1987-88, Dept. of Microbiology, University of Geneva, Switzerland Dr. Joseph Leighton, 1991-92, Dept. of Pathology, Medical College of Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia Dr. Deepti Mishra, 2005-2006, Dept. of Pathology, Mahatma Ghandi Institue of Medical

Science, Sevagram, India Service on doctoral and masters (Plan I) dissertation committees (* denotes chair of committee): Carolyn Hoke, M.A., Microbiology, 1975, “Evaluation of Gonasticon Dri Dot Test for

serological detection of gonococcal infection” *Rose Tang, M.A., Immunology, 1977, “Determination of Adenosine 3’,5’-cyclic

monophosphate in human breast cancer cells by an improved competitive protein binding technique”

*Richard Spath, Dr.Public Health (Dr.P.H.),, 1977, “The effects of defensive medicine on the

costs of medical care”

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*Paula Klevjer Anderson, Ph.D., Microbiology, 1978, “Hormone responsiveness of human mammary epithelial cells in vitro”

*Patricia Pun, Ph.D., Immunology, 1980, “Local immunoglobulin A production in patients with

neoplastic breast diseases” Jane Kenyon, Dr.P.H.,1980, “Pathogenicity of Neisseria gonorrheae in vaginal sac mouse

model” *Leslie Tobler, Dr. Public Health, 1981, Rosetting in measles virus infected SSPE hamsters and

multiple sclerosis patients” Joanne Quinlivan, Ph.D., Microbiology, 1982, “Non-specific and specific bacterial defense

mechanism in northern fur seals (Callorhinus ursinus) and in California sea lions (Zalophus californianus)”

*Raymond Chan, Ph.D., Microbiology, 1983, “Effects of phorbol esters and anti-glucocorticoids

on mouse mammary tumor virus production in vitro” Marilyn Silva, Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences, 1983, “Metabolism of 2-amino anthracene

by mammary epithelial cells” Elaine Unemori, Ph.D., Zoology, 1984, “Tumor and host properties associated with spontaneous

metastasis in a new murine breast cancer model” Joseph Geratz, M.S., Zoology, 1984, “In vitro characterization of clones derived from a rat

mammary line” *Sheryl Longman, Dr.P.H., 1985, “The effect of oral contraceptive steroids on the growth rate of

human mammary epithelia in cell culture” Miriam Valesco, Dr.P.H., 1987, “Evaluation of ELISA for antigen and antibody detection in

Aspergilliosis” *Bonnie King, Ph.D., Endocrinology, 1988, The influence of pregnancy on the hormone

responsiveness of the human mammary gland” Shelley Williams, Dr.P.H., 1989, “Use of restriction fragment length polymorphisms to

investigate strain variation within Neisseria meningitides” *Franklin Sunzeri, Ph.D., Immunology, 1989, “In vitro investigation of lipid and hormone

interactions on the expression of mouse mammary tumor virus antigens” Ealon Joelson, M.S., Health and Medical Sciences, 1993, “The mechanisms of retroviral gene

transduction”

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Patricia Heinsohn, Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences, 1994, “Surrogate quantification of bioaerosols”

Monica Florio, Ph.D., Molecular and Cell Biology, 1995, “Post-transcriptional regulation of

Schizosaccaromyces pombe p65cdc18 by cyclin/Cdc2 complex” *Gemma Niermann, Ph.D., Endocrinology, 1995, “Hormone regulation of bovine leukemia

virus” *Lynette Sawyer, Ph.D., Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 1996, “Mechanisms of the host cell

effect on human immunodeficiency virus type 1 neutralization sensitivity” *Leta Miksza-Crawford, Ph.D., Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 1996, “The evolution of the

AIDS-associated adenoviruses” *Sean Philpott, Ph.D., Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 1996, “Selective inhibition of DNA

damage repair as a mechanism of retroviral oncogenesis” *Jianqiao Xiao, Ph.D. Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 1996, “Mechanisms of BLV LTR

transactivation: Protein-DNA interaction and promoter function” Jody Schwartz, Ph.D., Molecular and Cell Biology, 1996, “The mechanism of retroviral

transduction: DNA recombination or RNA recombination” Ahmed Kilani, Ph.D., Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 1999, “In vitro selection of RNase P

ribozymes and structure mapping of the mRNA binding sites” Pedro Paz, Ph.D., Molecular and Cell Biology, 1999, “Processing of class-I MHC antigens” Margy Lambert, Ph.D., Environmental Health Sciences, 1999, “Development of a human

recombinatorial mutation assay and a mechanistic model for the chromosomal rearrangements in cancer”

*Mary Kathleen Morris, Ph.D., Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 2000, “Characterization of

the HIV-1 specific humoral immune response during highly active antiretroviral therapy” Hiroshi Takahashi, Dr.P.H., 2001, “Cost-effective approach for Chlamydia prevention and

control in a managed care setting” *Deborah Motton, Ph.D., Endocrinology, 2002, "Bovine leukemia virus alters growth properties

and casein synthesis in mammary epithelial cells" *Chonticha Kittinunvorakoon, Ph.D., 2003, Infectious Diseases and Immunity, "Mother to child

transmission of HIV-1 in Bangkok, Thailand: The effect of maternal humoral immune responses and virus characteristics"

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*Kathleen McGirr, Ph.D., Infectious Diseases and Immunity, 2005, “DNA sequence analysis of deltaretrovirus isolates”

Nita Chaninian-Wu, Ph.D., Epidemiology, 2006, “A randomized, double-blind, placebo-

controlled clinical trial of circuminoids in oral lichen planus” Kiersten Israel-Ballard, Dr.P.H., 2007, “Demonstrating the safety of flash-heated breast

milk: A potential infant feeding option for HIV positive mothers in developing countries”

Sonja Bakour, Ph.D. , Molecular and Cell Biology, 2007,“Characterization of ICOS-

mediated B7h shedding” *Xiangrong Zhao, Ph.D., Endocrinology, 2007, “Genetic polymorphisms in bovine leukemia

virus genome: transcriptional promoter, regulatory genes, and envelope structural gene” Lonnele Ball, Ph.D., Endocrinology, 2008, “SERM-Responsive regulatory elements are

differentially regulated by tamoxifen and raloxifene with ERalpha and ERbeta” Mary Wilson, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology, 2008, “The role of TRAIL suppression, CD19

signaling, and CARMA1 interference in the survival of Abelson transformed cells” Lisa Butler, PhD, Epidemiology, 2009, “Epidemiologic Studies of Human Herpesvirus 8” *David Nguyen, Ph.D., Endocrinology, "Stromal epithelial interactions in host-

irradiation-promoted mammary carcinogenesis." Laura Misegades, PhD, Epidemiology Alexandra Hernandez, PhD, Epidemiology Heiyoun Jung, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology Keling Chen, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology *Kristina Hsieh, DrPH “Building laboratory capacity in California public health laboratories:

Feasibility of different models of cooperation among county public health laboratories” *Rachel Rees, DrPH, “Age-related seroprevalence of bovine leukemia virus antibodies in

humans as a means of assessing mode of transmission” *Anna Baker, DrPH, “Preserving local public health laboratories in California by

specialization in low-to-moderate volume tests”

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Service as Chair of Plan II Masters degree comprehensive papers (records of some of the titles are missing)

Emmett Jones, MPH 1974 Christine Beaufils, MPH 1975 From 1976-1996 Plan II masters degree comprehensive papers were not required of the MPH

students in the Infectious Diseases Division Anna Zeidins, MPH 1998, “Rabies” Srilatha Swami, MPH 1998, “Hepatitis C virus and hepatocellular carcinoma” Andrea Weiner, MPH 1999, “Limiting the development of antibiotic resistance” Laurel Packel, MPH 1999, “An argument for surveillance of Epstein-Barr virus status in

Hodgkin’s disease: Implications for a better understanding of pathogenesis, survival and treatment”

Ken Schweifler, MPH 1999, “Human papillomavirus as a risk factor for oral squamous cell

carcinoma (OSCC): Proposed strategies to reduce OSCC prevalence” Emily Wersinger, MPH 2000, “An education plan for consumption of irradiated shell eggs to

prevent Salmonella enteriditis morbidity and mortality in the US” Shira Shafir, MPH 2001, “Smallpox vaccination: An approach to protect the United States

population from bioterrorism” Maria Salas, MPH 2002, “A comparison of neutralization and syncytium inhibition by anti-HIV

antibodies” Kristine Day, MPH 2002, “The etiologic origin of a chronic disease: Multiple sclerosis” Peter Castro, MPH 2004, “Cost-benefit analysis of prenatal screening for congenital

toxoplasmosis in the United States” Ana Vaughn MPH 2005, “HPV and cervical cancer should be included in secondary school sex

education programs” Amanda Ackerman, MPH 2006, “Linking bovine leukemia virus, breast cancer and vertical

transmission” Emily Cotter, MPH 2006, “Expanding HIV education programs in resource poor countries of

Africa”

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Tabitha Carlon, MPH 2007, “Faith-based educational programs to prevent HIV infection in inner city adolescents”

Samara Knight, MPH 2007, “Agroterrorism and the United States: A valid threat with feasible

solutions” Valerie Ngo, MPH, 2008, “Nomination of human T cell leukemia virus to be listed on the Report

on Carcinogens” Christopher Yopp, MPH, 2008, “A qualitative study determining attitudes towards HPV

vaccination in Jimma, Ethiopia” Alyson Weber, MPH, 2010, “The correlation between bovine leukemia virus and breast cancer:

An ecological study” Kathryn Nishimura, MPH (Epidemiology), 2010, "The Potential Use of the SmartDNA

Assay in a Novel Tuberculosis Diagnostic Test." Anna Baker, MPH, 2011, “To ban or not to ban? Evaluation of strategies used to recude

the prevalence of raw milk consumption” Kathryn Hall, MPH, 2011, “Probiotics in yogurt and supplements: Should we trust our

gut and swallow the claims?” DETAILS OF SERVICE ON STUDENTS ORAL EXAMINATIONS AND

COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS AFTER 2011 ARE RECORDED ON AP BEARS SITE

Service as second reader of Plan II Masters degree comprehensive papers (records

of some of the titles are missing) Alisa Boyd, 1998 Megan Briggs, 1998 Richard Gustillo, 1998 Gargi Pahuja, 1999 Michelle Peot, 1999 Ching-Wei Alee, 200 Sona Saha, 2000 Meera Sreenivasan, 2000 Dillon Tierney, 2001 Rebecca Sandfort, 2001 Zain Morin, 2002 Rhonda Kropp, 2002 Laura Kenderes, 2002 Jennifer Grinsdale, 2002 Sarah Tartof, MPH 2004

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John Kim, MPH 2004, Genetic mechanism of antibiotic resistance in Staphylococcus aureus” Saima Shams, MPH 2004 Eva Tova, MPH 2005, “Screening for TB in illegal immigrant day workers” Jasmine Mohuiddin, MPH 2005 Michelle Kirian, MPH 2005 Jason Coloma, MPH 2005, “Encouraging the development of drugs for neglected diseases: A

look at different sustainable research funding approaches” Kristina Hsieh, MPH 2007, “T lymphocyte differentiation pathways” Sarah Neff, MPH, 2008, “State HIV testing laws: Impact of the 2006 CDC revised

recommendations” Tracy Chase, MPH, 2010, Characteristics of post-cesarean infection at Alta Bates Hospital” Zahra Salamat, MPH, 2011, Potential contributions of biotechnology and technology transfer in

realizing health” Kyra Zens, 2011, “Impacts of induced molting in the egg industry on Salmonella enteritidis

infections: Considerations for public health, industry, and consumers” ENTRIES AFTER 2011 ARE ON AP BEARS SITE. Service on Ph.D. and DrPH Oral Qualifying Examination Committees (*denotes service as chair) 1974-75 Lawrence Anderson, PhD, Microbiology Charles Dollbaum, PhD, Microbiology Abla Abu-Zayyad, PhD, Microbiology 1975-76 Robert Cavagnolo, PhD, Microbiology David Hendricks, PhD, Microbiology Douglas Ehresman, PhD, Microbiology *Joyce Pensig, PhD, Microbiology Marland Fretz, PhD, Microbiology 1976-77 *Edward Morgan, PhD, Immunology Barbara Cahoon, PhD, Microbiology Carolyn Hoke, PhD, Microbiology *Leslie Tobler, DrPH Bruce Fujikawa, DrPH *Jane Kenyon, DrPH 1977-78 Candace Newby, PhD, Genetics 1978-79 *Patricia Nassos, PhD, Microbiology Sydney Skochko, PhD, Physiology Gloria Hathaway, PhD, Biophysics Amy Morgan, PhD, Immunology David Schnurr, PhD, Microbiology Gail Frazier, PhD, Microbiology Joanne Quinlivan, PhD, Microbiology Bonnie Poulos, PhD, Immunology 1979-80 Walter Olson, PhD, Immunology Thomas Schwann, PhD, Parasitology

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Rodney Rodrigez, PhD, Zoology 1980-81 Yasuhiro Tomooka, PhD, Endocrinology Walter Imagawa, PhD, Zoology *Philip da Gosto, PhD, Microbiology Ann Gordon, PhD, Microbiology Peter Chun, PhD, Biochemistry 1981-82 Sabbatical leave 1982-83 Valerie Randolph, PhD, Microbiology 1983-84 Lynn Suer, DrPH David Egerter, PhD, Entomology 1985-86 Shelley Williams, DrPH 1986-87 *Dennis Green, PhD, Microbiology Patricia Worrell, DrPH William Keene, PhD, Microbiology *Zahwa El-Amad, PhD, Microbiology 1987-88 Homa Rashedi, DrPH 1988-89 Tzu-Ping Lin, PhD, Zoology 1989-90 Robert Kokka, DrPH 1990-91 Sabbatical leave 1991-92 Laura Christie, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 1992-93 Rhett Pascual, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 1993-94 Patricia Busse, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 1994-95 Tinya Abrams, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology Lauren Pierik, PhD, Microbiology Pedro Paz, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 1996-97 Sabbatical leave Pedro Paz, PhD., Molecular and Cell Biology (reexamination) 1997-98 Ann Hammond, PhD, Endocrinology Christina Clarke, PhD Epidemiology 1998-99 *Hiroshi Takahashi, DrPH Gretchen Diehl, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 1999-00 Elsa Jimenez, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology Yi Guan, PhD, Endocrinology Manfred Lee, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity 2000-01 Diana Edgel, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity Hanh Garcia, PhD, Endocrinology Jonathan Wong, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 2001-02 Jocelyn Hsu, PhD, Endocrinology Katherine Holden, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity Niel Webb, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology 2002-03 Nicola Rubenstein, PhD, Endocrinology Karen Clyde, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity Aruna Vedala, PhD, Endocrinology 2003-04 Allison Graves-Jones, PhD, Epidemikology Nita Chainini Wu, PhD, Epidemiology *Naraporn Samboomba, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity

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2004-05 Binh An Diep, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity *Karen Chan, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity Omar Vivar, PhD, Endocrinology 2006-07 *Kathleen Dunphy, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunity Kiersten Israel-Ballard, DrPH Lisa Butler, PhD, Epidemiology 2007-08 *David Ngyuen, PhD, Endocrinology Laura Misegades, PhD, Epidemiology 2008-09 Sabbatical leave 2009-10 Alexandra Hernandez, PhD, Epidemiology Kristina Hsieh, DrPH Bhumika Kapedia, PhD, Endocrinology Gregory Timblin, PhD, Molecular and Cell Biology Leif Sorensen, PhD, Infectious Diseases and Immunology 2010-11 Kristina Hargraves, PhD, Endocrinology Rachel Rees, DrPH 2011-12 Chun-Han Lin, Comparative Biochemistry, Hilary Berman, Infectious

Diseases/Immunology, Severin Gose DrPH, Kevin Pointdexter, PhD. Endocrinology 2012-13 Anna Baker, DrPH, Anthony Tran DrPH, Sheila Adams-Sapper Ph.D. Infectious

Diseases and Immunology 2013-14 Aishwarya Kundu, Jeanne Quirit, Ph.D. Endocrinology 2014-15 Fahima Meyer, Anna Park, Ph.D. Endocrinology Service on Masters degree Oral Qualifying Examination Committees (*denotes

service as chair)

1973-74 MPH degree: *Emmett Jones, Sally Presser, Judy Ash, Charlene Litz, Mildred Ayers, Leslie Tobler, *Bruce Fujikawa 1974-75 MPH degree: *Christine Beaufils, William Lawrence, Kenneth Ponting, Christine Vik,

Anita Wong 1975-76 MPH: Nancy Froman, *Darrell Staley, Kate Gully, Judy Spelllings MA, Microbiology: Barbara Cahoon, Robert Cavagnolo MA, Immunology: Linda Fradkin, Patricia Cahill, James Wright 1977-77 MPH: Michelle Jungery, Michael Rogers, Marilyn Stephenson, Gail Fraizer 1977-78 MPH: Michelle Starkey, Debra Arnold 1978-79 MPH: Janet Wu, Allison Wu, David Marx, *Joyce Junkins 1979-80 MPH: Michael Hoffman, Douglas Glasscock, *Barbara Fox, Robert Kokka 1980-81 MPH: Lynn Suer, Barbara Zweig, *Bridget Ahrens, * Jean Marie Naples, Serena

Chang, Rose Ann Longoria 1981-82 Sabbatical leave 1982-83 MPH: Diane, Esteva, Julie Rawlings, *Shelley Williams, Brad Crua 1983-84 MPH: Lucinda Sandoval, Lan-Anh Bui 1984-85 MPH: Lewis Kraus, Richard Kochenburger, Peter Fong Mary Banach, Patricia Cregan 1985-86 MPH: Fariba Asghari, Charlotte Standifer, Karlene Ware, Henrietta Dacey 1986-87 MPH: J.P. Zhang, William Newman, Terrill Smith MA, Immunology: Nina Fei

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1987-88 MPH: Charlotte Kent, Gretchen Rothrock 1988-89 MPH: Taher Vajihuddin, Jane Merschen, Diep Li, Christine Siador, Steven Feldman,

Susan Stokes, Susan Stone, Diane Portnoy 1989-90 MPH: *Glenda Lovell, *Jian-Ai Xuan, Richard Crompton 1990-91 Sabbatical leave 1991-92 MPH: Heidi Bauer, Ronald Chan, Alexandra Hewitt, Ya-Li Lee, Mary Noke 1992-93 MPH: Chi-Yen Chen, Theresa Moore, Ilyn Ballesteros 1993-94 MPH: Robert Gulay, Shu-Hei Chien, Melissa Burton, Carol Floyd, Asheena

Khalakdina, Joelle Nadel, Audrey Lau, Eman Mamound 1994-95 MPH: Bernard Haas, Dante Hsu, David Stewart, Chao-Yan Pan 1995-96 MPH: Cecilia Rai, Joseph Leung, Bernard Ho 1996-97 Sabbatical 1997-98 MPH: Alisa Boyd, Megan Briggs, Richard Gustillo, *Srilatha Swami, *Anna Zeidens 1998-99 MPH: Gargi Pahuja, *Lauren Packel, *Ken Schweifler, *Carissa Bongiorno, Michelle

Peot, Susan Yamanishi, *Andrea Weiner, 1999-00 MPH: Ching-Wei Alee, *Sunny Park, Sona Saha, *Sukhminder Sandhu, Meera

Sreenivasan, *Emily Wersinger M.A., Microbiology: David Tyler 2000-01 MPH: Rebecca Sandfort, Shara Shafir, Dillon Tierney 2001-02 MPH:*Sarah Dixon, Jennifer Grinsdale, Laura Kenderes, Rhonda Kropp, Zain Morin,

*Maria Salas, *Kristine Day 2002-03 on leave for Fulbright Scholar Award 2003-04 *Peter Castro, Sarah Tartof, John Kim, Saima Shams 2004-05 *Ana Vaughn, Michelle Kirian, Jasmine Mohuiddin, Eva Tova, Jason Coloma 2005-06 *Amanda Ackerman, Rene Penaloza, *Emily Cotter, Megan Toth 2006-07 *Samara Knight, *Tavbitha Carlon, Kristina Hseih 2007-08 *Valerie Ngo, *Christopher Yopp, Sarah Neff 2008-09 Sabbatical leave 2009-10 *Allison Weber, Tracy Chase 2010-11 *Devy Emperador, *Kathryn Hall, Kyra Zens 2011-12 *Cody, Warren, *Dahlia An, Jasmine Furnish, Samantha Zaplinski 2012-13 *Portia Morris, Nivedha Paneer, Samantha Lammie, Jiajing Lee 2013-14 *Christina Moore, Saira Zaidi 2014-15 *Zach Demkovich, Emily Stoops, Graduate students sponsored for laboratory research projects other than doctoral degree dissertation research (rotations, etc.) 1973-74 Barbara Cahoon, Microbiology 1975-76 Ken Ponting, Infectious Deaseases and Immunity Her-Lin Su, Immunology 1976-77 Amy Morgan, Immunology 1977-78 Debra Arnold, Microbiology Susan Bursch, Microbiology 1979-80 Randall Hodges, Infectious Diseases and Immunity

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1980-81 Sabbatical leave 1985-86 Will Probert, Immunology Janette Valentine, Immunology 1986-87 James Lin, Microbiology 1988-89 Steven Billings, Microbiology 1990-91 Sabbatical leave 1994-96 Cecilia Rai, Infectious Diseases and Immunity 1998-99 Aman Kaur, Epidemiology 2001-02 Heather Carleton, Infectious Diseases and Immunity 2002-03 Shruti Khandar, Infectious Diseases and Immunity 2004-05 Kathleen Dunphy, Infectious Diseases and Immunity 2005-06 Amanda Ackerman, Infectious Diseases and Immunity 2009-10 Anna Baker, Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology, MPH Undergraduates sponsored for special research projects (* denotes honors thesis) MCB = Molecular and Cell Biology, IB = Integrative Biology 1973-74 Glen Kawasaki, Genetics 1974-75 Candace Lacey, Bacteriology Carol Turqueza, Bacteriology 1975-76 Cynthia Sakai, Bacteriology 1976-77 Karen Jacobowitz, Public Health Sue Kim, Bacteriology Martin Chen, Zoology 1977-79 Mary Ann Leal, Cell biology 1978-79 Barbara Benzwi, Cell biology Steve Selzer, Bacteriology 1979-80 Peter Liljeberg, Cell Biology 1980-81 *Peter Katsufrakis, Cell biology 1982-83 Hilary Bachman, Genetics 1983-84 Dimitri Jaramishian, Genetics/Biochemistry 1984-85 Danny Liebovitz, Biology 1985-86 Jenny Kim, Genetics 1985-87 *Susan Stephens, Physiology Marc Guerrero, Genetics Carol Wong, Nutrition 1986-87 Pam Shisedo, Nutrition Chris Perrone, Physiology Thomas Chun,Biology Chris Piercy, Genetics 1986-88 Tod Allen, Genetics Grace Lee, Molecular Biology 1987-89 Azita Maoyeri, Biology 1988-89 Kerry Gordon, Genetics Tanya Scharton, Immunology 1991-92 Townsen Tsai, IB

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1992-93 Emily Lee, IB 1993-95 Rowena Ng, MCB 1993-94 Jennifer Cheng, MCB 1994-96 Shirley Juan, MCB 1995-97 Craig Smollin, MCB 1996-98 Thomas Lee, MCB Anita Chiu, MCB Matt Keeler, MCB 1996-97 John Walton, MCB 1997-98 Thomas Leung, MCB 1997-99 Katherine Tansavadti, IB 1998-99 Janice Casamina, MCB Benny Wong, Chemistry Chadwick Wu, MCB 1998-00 *Andrew Lee, MCB Jimmy Lan, Bioengineering 1999-00 Esther Yoon, MCB 1999-01 Henry Lin, MCB 2000-04 Christopher Woo, MCB David Krogan, Anthropology 2000-04 Lisa Che, Sociology 2001-04 Elizabeth Eby, MCB 2003-05 Kelly Fujikawa, MCB *Patrick Cudahy, MCB 2004-05 Sarah Aroner, MCB Jessica Kirschbaum, Communications Christine Nguyen, MCB 2004-06 Winston Chan 2005-07 *David Cohen, MCB Angela Venturelli, MCB 2005-08 *Stanley Kwong, Microbiology 2007-09 Stephanie Ho, MCB 2007-10 *Ryan Chan, MCB 2008-11 *Niema Razavian, MCB 2009-12 *Diana Jin, Public Health 2010-13 *David Chu, MCB 2011-14 *Andrew Thorne, MCB 2011-12 Zachary Winchester, MCB 2012-13 Samuel Chang, MCB 2012-15 *Janine Myint, Public Health/ Integrative Biology 2015-17 Diane Tran Academic advising 1974-75 Ph.D. students in the Microbiology and Immunology Graduate Group degees undergraduate Public Health major

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1975-76 Ph.D. students in the Microbiology and Immunology Graduate Group degees undergraduate Public Health major 1976-77 Ph.D. students in the Microbiology and Immunology Graduate Group degees undergraduate Public Health major 1977-78 MPH students 1978-79 Guiding committees: 1 DrPH in Public Health Nutrition, 1 PhD. Students in Genetics 1979-80 MPH students, Guiding committee for 1 DrPH student 1980-81 12 MPH, 3 DrPH students 1981-82 On sabbatical 1982-83 4 MPH, 5 DrPH students 1983-84 6 MPH, 4 DrPH students 1985-86 3 MPH, 6 DrPH students 1986-87 7 DrPH students 1987-88 3 MPH, 7 DrPH students 1988-89 5 MPH, 8 DrPH students 1989-90 5 MPH, 10 DrPH students 1990-91 On sabbatical leave 1991-92 9 MPH, 2 DrPH students 1992-93 8 MPH, 4 DrPH students 1993-94 6 MPH, 2 DrPH students, 4 PhD. (Microbiology) students 1994-95 2 MPH, 2 DrPH students, 8 PhD. (Microbiology) students 1995-96 1 MPH, 3 DrPH, and 9 PhD (Microbiology) students 1996-97 2 DrPH, 6 PhD (Microbiology) students 1997-98 7 PhD (Microbiology) students 1998-99 3 MPH, 1 M.A., and 5 PhD (Microbiology) students 1999-00 6 MPH, 6 PhD (Microbiology) students 2000-01 6 MPH, 3 PhD (Microbiology) students 2001-02 6 MPH students 2002-03 6 MPH students 2004-05 6 MPH students 2005-06 6 MPH students 2006-07 5 MPH students 2007-08 5 MPH, 1 DrPH students 2008-09 2 MPH, 2 DrPH students 2009-10 7 MPH, 2 DrPH students 2010-11 5 MPH, 4 DrPH students 2011-12 2 MPH, 4 DrPH students 2012-13 2 MPH, 1 DrPH student 2013-14 2 MPH, 1 DrPH student 2014-15 2 MPH 2015-16 2 MPH Administration/grading of the German language exam to fulfill the former Ph.D.

foreign language requirement

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1976-77 Barbara Cahoon, Microbiology 1979-80 Walter Olson, Immunology Ann Gordon, Microbiology 1980-81 Howard Graves, Immunology 1984-85 Charles Field, Microbiology Don Davis, Microbiology Courses taught within my academic institution (those in bold are current teaching offerings) 1973-86 BEHS 105, 105L, Introduction to Infectious Diseases (formerly 180A-B, 180L-M);

an upper division one semester undergraduate course covering the principles of infectious diseases and the specifics of some caused by bacteria and fungi. I was responsible for the planning and overall administration of this one-semester lecture (4 units) and laboratory (4 units) for approximately 80 students including Berkeley's medical students. Each year I gave approximately fourteen 80-minute lectures and supervised three 3-hour laboratories/week (3 sections, 20 students each) with the help of two teaching associates and three teaching assistants.

1973-76 BEHS 106, Hematology (formerly 184) (one guest lecture/year on

immunohematology); an upper division undergraduate course 1974-pres. BEHS 292/293 (formerly 295) Graduate Seminar. These one semester seminars

cover current topics related to infectious diseases and faculty in the program take turns teaching them. I have offered the class numerous times during my time as a faculty member at UC Berkeley . The following are some of the topics:

1974-75 “The cancer cell” 1975-76 “Cell culture in biomedical research” 1976-77 “RNA tumor viruses and human disease” 1982-83 “Safety in the biomedical laboratory” 1984-85 “Oncogenic RNA viruses and human cancer” 1986-87 “Diet and cancer: Potential role of oncogenic viruses present in human

food sources” 1988-89 “Tissue culture in biomedical research” 1991-92 “Fraud in biomedical research” 1993-94 “Fraud in biomedical research” 1995-96 “Cell culture systems for the investigation of infectious diseases” 2004-05 “Potential transmission of animal viruses to humans from food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and transplants

2009-10 “Frontiers of infectious diseases: Possible infectious etiology for autoimmune, cardiovascular, neurodenerative, and mental/emotional disorders”

2013-14 “Scientific and financial costs of contaminated and misidentified cell lines used in biomedical research”

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1975-pres. PH 162A, 162L, Public Health Microbiology (formerly BEHS 181, BEHS 103). These are upper division undergraduate courses taken primarily by students in various science majors. From 1975-1988 they were team taught courses in which I gave six 80-minute lectures per semester and participated in four 2-hour laboratories per semester. Since 1988 I have been responsible for the planning and overall administration of these courses, and am the sole instructor of 162A (lecture) with 2 guest lecturers per semester. I give twenty-two 80-minute lectures on infectious diseases. Since I took over the course in 1988 enrollment in the lecture potion of the course has grown from 25 to 206 for fall semester and the course was (until 2016) one of the core courses for the School of Public Health’s new undergraduate major. It is on the approved elective list for many undergraduate majors in the biological sciences, e.g. MCB, nutrition, integrative biology and is an absolute requirement for the dietician pathway of the Nutrition Deaprtment.

From 1988-2000 I taught four to six 2-hour laboratory sessions (PH162L) per week

with the help of teaching assistants and the laboratory coordinator. Because of the huge demand for both the lecture (PH162A) and laboratory (PH162L) portion of these courses, I established the summer school offering for these two courses in 1996 and continue to oversee the summer courses, even though I am not an instructor for these courses. Enrollment in the summer reached a peak around 2012 at ≈150 for PH162A and 40 for PH162L, but has declined since then, probably due to increase in fees for summer school courses.

1977-89 BEHS 207 Advanced Methods in Medical Microbiology (formerly 280C, 284A-B).

I developed the tissue culture component of this team-taught course, which, during the quarter system I taught as a separate course (280C, 284A). I taught laboratory methods in tissue culture and tumor virology to a maximum of 12 students for about two-thirds of the course. The course had one, 1-hour lecture and two, 5-hour labs per week that I was directly responsible for. I did much of the cell preparation work myself, as there was no teaching assistant.

1977-84 BEHS 210A (formerly BEHS 296), Public Health Debate. Debate for Masters of

Public Health students. I originated the idea and organization for this course and coached the first five debates. For the next 14 years the course was taught by Dr. Sensabaugh.

1978-79 BEHS 104, Virology (formerly 182). I gave two guest lectures on tumor virology. 1978-96 BEHS 298P - Field Training for DrPH and MPH Students. For each DrPH student,

I arranged a laboratory administration field- training experiences in the community; one in a private institution, and one in a public institution. I evaluated the written reports of the projects and discuss projects with the field supervisors. I arranged field training experiences for 1-2 MPH students per year, usually at the California Department of Health Services. Until about 1995, our program did not receive the assistance of SPH field training supervisors (Public Health Practice), so we had to do these arrangements ourselves.

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1982-84 PH 291, School-wide Breadth Course. I gave three 1.5-hour lectures each years on genetics, genetic diseases and their prevention; and public health immunology, and nonspecific host defenses as determinants of disease.

1989-94 I organized a seminar series for all doctoral students in our program, which featured

presentations by students of their dissertation research, and research presentations by faculty, alumni, and guest speakers.

1989-pres. PH 266, Viruses and Human Cancer (formerly BEHS 296P, 291P). I initiated this

course to give graduate students a chance to acquire in-depth knowledge of viruses causing human cancers. I give ≈12 hours of lecture per semester on basic information. These are supplemented by student-led discussions of original research articles, and the presentation of student-written reviews or grant proposals. There are 1-2 guests speakers per semester. Enrollment is usually 10-15 students.

1995-96 Molecular/Cell Biology Dept. Ethics Workshop (participated as a section discussion

leader) 1997-01 PH 150C, Public Health Biology. This was one of 8 courses comprising a core

required of all students working toward the Master’s of Public Health degree. This 2 unit course was designed to provide the basics of biology for students who had little or no biology at a university level, and presented biology in the context of its public health applications. Most of the students were in the programs in Health Planning & Management, Community Health, Biostatistics, and Epidemiology. A few undergraduates in social science majors were usually enrolled. I was the head instructor of this team-taught course. I gave seven 1-hour lectures and handled testing and administrative aspects of the course. The enrollment was 25-50.

1999-03 PH260A, Principles of Infectious Diseases (one lecture on general properties of viruses and one lecture on hepatitis viruses) 2000-10 PH260B, Principles of Infectious diseases (one guest lecture on my research) 2011-14 PH263, Public Health Immunology (one guest lecture/year of cancer immunology) Continuing Education courses taught in the community 1978-80 Alta Bates Hospital Continuing Education Program for Nurses (CME*credit); One,

2-hour lecture/year on causes of cancer and current research directions, as part of a nine-week series on cancer. Video tapes of the nine-week series were subsequently used to train nurses entering service on the oncology wards.

1979-81 Occasional speaker for physician staff meetings (CME* credit); One-hour lectures

on screening for breast atypias using exfoliative cytology.

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1991-93 National Workshop for Advanced Placement High School Biology Teachers, Stanford, CA (CEC)*: “Tissue culture concepts and applications”

1994-98 Course in Ocular Therapy for Optometrists (CEC* credit) - two 80-minute lectures

on bacteriology and virology; organization and supervision of 7 hours of laboratory exercises in medical bacteriology (80 students and 8 teaching assistants) (2-3X per year); certification as a result of taking the course permits optometrists to prescribe topical antibiotics for ocular infections

*CEC = continuing education credit; CME = continuing medical education

N. UNIVERSITY SERVICE School of Public Heatlh: 1973-74 School wide Minority concerns committee School wide MPH admissions committee 1974-75 School wide Undergraduate curriculum committee 1975-76 School wide Undergraduate admission committee 1976-77 Chair, Departmental seminar committee 1977-78 Chair, Departmental seminar committee Departmental safety committee Departmental Equipment and Lab Services committee 1978-79 Chair, Departmental seminar committee School wide safety committee 1979-80 Chair, Departmental seminar committee Departmental equipment and Lab Services committee ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1980-81 School wide DrPH admissions and standards committee School wide space committee School wide MPH breadth course committee DrPH field training coordinator (Infectious Diseases Division) 1981-82 Sabbatical leave 1982-83 Departmental planning and budget committee Departmental safety committee School wide field training committee 1983-84 Departmental planning and budget committee Departmental student awards committee School wide field training committee 1984-85 School wide professional degrees committee Departmental equipment committee Departmental curriculum for hospital infection control officer program 1985-86 Departmental planning and budget committee School wide professional degrees committee

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Departmental equipment committee Departmental curriculum for hospital infection control officer program 1986-87 Chair, Program in Infectious Diseases School wide professional degrees committee Departmental equipment committee 1987-88 Chair, Program in Infectious Diseases School wide professional degrees committee --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1988-89 Chair, Program in Infectious Diseases Chair, School wide professional degrees committee Departmental student affairs committee 1989-90 Chair, School wide professional degrees committee Departmental student affairs committee Departmental safety committee 1990-91 Sabbatical leave 1991-92 Departmental student affairs committee School wide Minority concerns committee Departmental student awards committee 1992-93 School wide Continuing Education Committee School wide Minority concerns committee Departmental awards committee 1993-94: School wide Continuing Education Committee School wide Minority concerns committee Departmental awards committee 1994-95 Faculty Council, secretary (elected office) Search committee, asst. prof. of virology Division awards committee 1995-96 MPH management committee DrPH management committee Safety committee Division awards committee 1996-97 On sabbatical 1997-98 Division awards committee 1998-99 Chair, Safety Committee Curriculum Committee Faculty advisor for GSI affairs Division awards committee 1999-00 Chair, Safety Committee Curriculum Committee MPH Management Committee Faculty Advisor for GSI Affaris 2000-01 Chair, Safety Committee Faculty advisor for GSI affairs 2001-02 Safety Committee 2002-03: Fellowship Committee

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Undergraduate Management Committee 2003-04: Fellowship Committee Undergraduate Management Committee DrPH Management Committee Ad hoc grievance committee 2004-05 Acting School of Public Health Undergraduate Dean Undergraduate Management Committee Fellowship Committee DrPH Management Committee Curriculum Committee 2005-06 Fellowship Committee Undergraduate Management Committee Curriculum Committee 2006-07 Chair, Infectious Diseases Division Fellowship Committee Undergraduate Management Committee 2007-08 Chair, Infectious Diseases Division Strategic Planning Committee Accreditation Committee Undergraduate Management Committee 2008-09 On sabbatical 2009-10 Undergraduate Management Committee 2010-13 Associate Dean for Academic Affairs 2011-12 Chair, Search Committee for Chief Financial Officer for School of Public Health 2012-13 Chair, Oversight Committee for Multidisciplinary MPH Degree Program 2013-16 Academic Personnel Advisory Committee (SPH) Universitywide: 1973-74 Advisory committee for the Naval Biosciences Laboratory (ORU) Joint Medical Program – curriculum committee 1974-75 Advisory committee for the Naval Biosciences Laboratory (ORU) Joint Medical Program-admission committee 1975-76 Advisory committee for the Naval Biosciences Laboratory (ORU) Search committee for pathologist for Joint Medical Program 1978-79 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics Search committee for pathologist for Joint Medical Program 1979-80 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics Search committee for head librarian of the School of Public Health 1980-81 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetic 2 ad hoc promotion committees 1981-82 Sabbatical leave 1982-83 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics Professional minor committee

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1985-86 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics Joint Medical Program curriculum committee 1986-87 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics Joint Medical Program curriculum committee 1987-88 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1988-89 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics 1989-90 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Genetics 1990-91 Sabbatical leave 1995-96 Chair, Graduate Group in Microbiology 1996-97 Chair, Graduate Group in Microbiology 2000-01 Committee on Laboratory Operations and Safety Committee on Research (academic Senate) Ad hoc promotion committee 2001-02 Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety Committee on Research (academic Senate) 2002-03 Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety Committee on Research (academic Senate) 2003-04 Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety Committee on Research (academic Senate) Burroughs Welcome grant review committee 2004-05 Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety Burroughs Welcome grant review committee Fulbright Student Fellowship review committee France-Berkeley Fund grant reviewer 2005-06 Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety Fulbright Student Fellowship review committee 2006-07 Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety 2007-08 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Endocrinology Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety 2008-09 Sabbatical leave 2009-10 Chair, Committee for Laboratory and Environmental Biosafety 2009-16 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Endocrinology 2015-16 Campus Academic Personnel Office: ad hoc committee to review Coordinator of Public

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A. PERSONAL INFORMATION: B. EDUCATION AND TRAINING · Spring 2003 School of Veterinary Medicine Visiting Professor National University Heredia, Costa Rica D. LANGUAGE ABILITIES: Fluent