Tom Lopez

Home Institution   Siena College   (Loudonville, NY)   E-mail: ts23lope (at) Siena.edu   Home mentor   Rachel Sterne-Marr   E-mail: SterneMarr (at) Siena.edu   Affiliation: Biology, Siena College   Interests: Signal transduction protein structure/function	VCU Lab [Building and room number here] [Department here] Tel: [lab phone here] VCU mentor Tarynn Witten VCU Life Sciences, Suite 111 1000 West Cary Street Richmond, VA E-mail: tmwitten (at) VCU.edu
Summer 2007 Research Proposal Computational Modeling of Trypanosoma cruzi Docking Proteins to Host Mammalian Cells Research article, presented ([date goes here]) [Title and reference go here] Research presentation (8 August 2006) 5th Annual VCU-BBSI Closing Symposium [Title goes here] Academic Year 2007-2008 Research Proposal [Title goes here] Summer 2008 Research Proposal Mathematical Modeling and Computer Simulation of Trypanosoma cruzi [Ca2+] Response to Mammalian Host Cell Dynamics. Research article, presented ([date goes here]) [Title and reference go here] Research presentation (7 August 2008) 5th Annual VCU-BBSI Closing Symposium [Title goes here] Final Research Paper Mathematical Modeling and Computer Simulation of Trypanosoma cruzi [Ca2+] Response to Mammalian Host Cell Dynamics	Prior research Mathematical Logic Probability theory Characteristic interests and activities Ultimate Frisbee Helpful Articles(annotations) Host cell calcium response to T.cruzi invasion [Title goes here] [Title goes here] [Title goes here]
Last updated 2008 June 10th
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