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Mario Rosemblatt
Ph.d. Deputy Principal Investigator
MIFAB, Executive
Director, Fundación Ciencia Para
La Vida. Full
Professor Universidad Andrés Bello, Associate Professor
Universidad de Chile (www.uchile.cl
)
Professor Mario Rosemblatt is
a well-known Chilean immunologist. His most recent research attempts to ascertain how antigen
presenting cells regulate lymphocyte homing by defining the
combination of adhesion receptors on lymphocytes. Dr. Rosemblatt
was appointment as Research Fellow in Medicine at Harvard
University (1973) and Assistant Professor at Brown University.
He was the first to publish a report on the use of monoclonal
antibody technology to study muscle physiology, a manuscript
that has earned more that 220 citations. In 1983, Dr. Rosemblatt
returned to Chile and joined the Faculty of Sciences at the
University of Chile where he founded one of the leading Chilean
research groups in Immunology. He has been Invited Professor
at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Paris and Investigator
of the Association Against Cancer. Dr.
Rosemblatt was Head Coordinator of the Cell Biology and Cell
Physiology Study Section of Fondecyt, Chairman of the Biology
Department at the Faculty of Sciences (University of Chile)
and Head of the organizing committee and first Director for
the career of Molecular Biotechnology at that Faculty. Dr.
Rosemblatt has been advisor to several graduate and undergraduate
students and is highly committed to the training of young
immunologists.
ACADEMIC
POSITIONS:
Graduate teaching responsibilities in Immunology at the University
of Chile, and Universidad Andrés Bello.
PUBLICATIONS: 41 original articles in refereed journals
with more than 550 citations, 9 book chapters and monographs.
4 patents Co-editor of a Textbook in Immunology.
SELECTED
PUBLICATIONS
BONO,
M.R.,
Reyes, L., ROSEMBLATT, M. (1999). A flow cytometric
procedure for the quantification of cell adhesion in complex
mixtures of cells. J. of Immunol Methods 223, 27-36.
Fierro, J.R. Mora,
M.R. BONO, J. Morales, E. Buckel, D. Sauma and M. Rosemblatt. “Dendritic
cells and the mode of action of anticalcineurinic drugs. An
integrating hypothesis” In press, Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation.
2002.
D. Sauma, J.R.
Mora, A. Fierro, J. Morales, C. Herzog, E. Buckel, M. Rosemblatt
and M.R. Bono. “Low-dose prednisone
accounts for the marked reduction on CD4+ and CD8+ T cells
in renal transplant patients under triple therapy”. In press,
Transplantation Proceedings, 2002.
L. I. Reyes, P. Escobar,
M. R. Bono and M. Rosemblatt. “B lymphocyte adhesion
to endothelial cells from human lymphoid tissue modulates
tyrosine phosphorylation and endothelial cell activation”.
In press, J. Immunol. 2002.
J.R. Mora, M.R.
Bono, N. Manjunath, W. Weninger, M. Rosemblatt,
U.H. von Andrian. "Peyer's patch dendritic cells provide
tissue-specific instructions for effector T cell homing to
the gut". Nature (In Press).
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