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Jennifer Richards
Jennifer Richards received 1st Place for her talk at the Nineteenth Annual Graduate Research Symposium at Saint Louis University on April 26, 2013.
David Wilson received 3rd Place for his poster presentation at the Nineteenth Annual Graduate Research Symposium at Saint Louis University on April 26, 2013
Jennifer Richards
Jennifer Richards, Graduate Student in Dr. Samson's lab, gave a talk at the 5th International Congress on Prediabetes and the Metabolic Syndrome in Vienna, Austria on April 18-20, 2013. Her talk was entitled, "Rescuing Low O2-Induced ATP Release from Erythrocytes of Humans with Type 2 Diabetes (DM2): New Role for C-peptide in the Treatment of Diabetes."
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Graduate Program

Our graduate program has achieved national recognition in graduate education and research. Since 1985 there have been 73 Ph.Ds awarded by members of the Department of Pharmacological and Physiological Science. In addition, members of the Department mentored 11 Ph.Ds awarded in Cell and Molecular Biology, 2 in Biology and 1 in Pathology. Many graduates of our program have prominant positions in academia, government and industry. The Department has had a continuous predoctoral Training Grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences since 1990. These prestegious and highly competitive grants are awarded to only a few select programs nationwide each year and is indicative of the quality of our program.

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