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July 24, 2002 Media Contacts: Sue Pondrom (619) 543-6163
With 10,000 members, the ASCB is a major voice for basic biomedical research in the United States. Its annual meeting, which will be held Dec. 14-18 in San Francisco, is the largest gathering of cell biologists in the world. Goldstein's research focuses
on understanding the molecular mechanisms of intracellular movement in
neurons and the role of transport dysfunction in neurodegenerative diseases.
Recently, Goldstein was the recipient of a Ellison Medical Foundation
Senior Scholar Award in Aging Research for his work titled "Probing
the Role of Axonal transport Disturbance and Transport-mediated Signaling
in Alzheimer's Disease."
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Lawrence
S.B. Goldstein, Ph.D., professor of Cellular & Molecular Medicine
and an investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, has been
re-elected secretary of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB).
