Smith, Deanna Sue

Professor

The regulation of cytoplasmic dynein by Lis1 and Nudel in development and disease.

Do you include students in your research?: Undergraduates and Graduates
Interest Keywords: axon transport, dynein motors, mitotic spindle, mitosis, lissencephaly
Institutional Focus Areas: Biomedical Sciences
Personal Focus Areas: Neurobiology, Cancer

Dates	Institution	Location	Degree	Field of Study
1994	Stanford University		PhD	Neurobiology
1986	College of Charleston		BS	Biology

Dates	Description	Institution/Entity
1986 - 1988	Research Specialist	Medical University of South Carolina
1994 - 1997	Postdoctoral Fellow, Neurobiology/cancer, Genetics	Duke University Medical Center
1997 - 2001	Postdoctoral Fellow, Neurobiology/development, Pathology	Harvard Medical School
2002 - 2008	Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) Neurobiology/cancer, Biology	University of South Carolina
2008	Associate Professor (Tenured) Neurobiology/cancer, Biology	University of South Carolina

Dates	Type	Description	Foundation/Entity
1991	Award	Scholarly: PHS NRSA Predoctoral Fellowship, Sponsoring Inst. Stanford Univ. School of Medicine	Stanford Univ. School of Medicine
1994	Award	Scholarly: Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Associate Fellowship	Duke Univ. Medical School
1994	Award	Scholarly: Recipient: NIH Individual National Res. Service Award (1 F32 CA 63804-01).	Duke University
2019	Award	Distinguished Undergraduate Research Mentor Award	University of South Carolina

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