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Roger Harper Reeves, Ph.D.
Professor
rreeves@jhmi.edu
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Department of Physiology, P202
Johns Hopkins Univ. Schl. of Medicine
725 N. Wolfe Street
Baltimore, MD 21205
(410) 955-6621, FAX (443) 287-0508
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| EDUCATION |
1983 Ph.D., University of Maryland, College Park, MD/ Nat'l.
Cancer Institute, NIH, Molecular Genetics
1975 B.S., Bowling Green State Univ., Bowling Green, Ohio, Biology/Chemistry
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| PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE |
2001- Core Faculty, McKusick-Nathans Institute for Genetic Medicine,
The Johns Hopkins Univ. Schl. Med. (JHUSOM),
Baltimore, MD; (Member, Center for Medical Genetics, JHUSOM, 1992-2001)
1985- Instructor/ Assistant (86)/ Associate (91)/ Professor (99) in Physiology,
JHUSOM
1983-1985 Post-doctoral Fellow, Developmental Genetics Laboratory, JHUSOM
1975-1977 Electron Microscope Technician, University of Chicago, Chicago,
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| PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES (representative) |
The Down Syndrome Educational Trust (UK), Science, Research and Practice Advisory Board (2007- ).
Science Advisory Boards, National DS Society (05) and DS Research
and Treatment Foundation (2006)
Director, Hopkins Post-baccalaureate Research Education
Program (P.I., R25 GM64124-01 2001-06)
Advisory Review Board, Mouse (1998-2001) and Rat (2000-02)
Genome Databases
Treasurer, American Genetics Association (2000-01)
Chair, Advisory Committee for Rodent Issues, School of
Medicine (2000- )
Instructor and Assistant Professor Review Committee (1997-
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Advisory Committee, Biology and Biotechnology Research
Program, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (1998-01)
Faculty director, The Johns Hopkins University Transgenic
Core Facility (1996- )
Director, Johns Hopkins Minority Summer Internship Program
for undergraduate students (1991-05)
Secretariat, International Mammalian Genome Society (1997-00;
2004-07)
Director, Cold Spring Harbor Lab Course, "Positional Cloning: Contig
to Candidate Gene," (1995-97).
“Nineteenth International Mouse Gene Mapping Workshop,” Organizing
committee, Strasbourg, FRANCE (2005). “First International Congress Jerome
Lejeune,” Session Chair, Paris (2004). “Expert Workshop on the
Biology of Chromosome 21 Genes,” Session Chair, “Genotype-phenotype
correlations”, Washington, DC (2004). “Sixth World Congress on
Trauma, Shock, Inflammation and Sepsis,” Session Chair, Munich, GERMANY
(2004). DOE, Ad hoc reviewer, (1992 – present); NIH-DOE Joint Working
Group on the Mouse, Genome Advisory Committee, NCHGR (1991- 92); Genome Research
Review Committee (Study section), NCHGR (91-95); NICHD Dev Biology study section
(2003-06). Ad hoc reviewer Fogarty Center, NCHGR, CIDR.
Committee on Mouse Chromosome 16 (Chair, 1990-00) and
Chromosome 10 (Co-chair, 1990, 91).
Editorial: Editorial Board, Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders, (2008- );Cancer Genomics and Proteomics,
(2003- ); Editorial Board, Genome Research, (1995-03); Associate Editor, Genomics (1995-
); Editorial Board, J. Heredity (1992- ); Editorial Board, Mammalian
Genome (1989- ). |
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| TRAINING |
Faculty member of graduate programs in: 1) Cell and Molec. Physiology - Graduate
Advisory Committee 1994-96, Curriculum and Rotations Committee, 2000- ; 2) Human
Genetics - Director, Advanced Topics in Human Genetics 1995- , Curriculum,
Admissions, Executive committees 1991- ; 3) Biochem., Cell, and Mol. Bio.
- Policy (90-08), Admissions (88-90) committees; 4) Cell and Molec. Medicine – Policy
committee (2006- ). Visiting Scientists/ Mentorships (5 since 1993); Post-doctoral
fellows (12 since 1988); Graduate students (13 completed, 5 current). |
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| RESEARCH SUPPORT (Active currently) |
2007-08. “Treatment for Sonic hedgehog deficiency in mouse models.” Down Syndrome Research and Treatment Foundation, San Francisco, CA.
2007-12. “Genetic modifiers of congenital heart disease.” R.H.
Reeves, P.I., R01 HD083300, NHLBI.
2006-08. “Genetic modifiers of cognitive function of Down syndrome.” Anna
and John J. Sie Foundation/Univ. Colorado.
2006-10. “Modifier genes of sepsis.” A. DeMaio, Ph.D.,
P.I., RHR co-P.I., R01 GM073825, NIGMS.
2000-11. “Genomic approaches to aneuploidy.” R. H. Reeves,
Ph.D., P.I., R01 HD038384, NICHD.
2001-08. “Hopkins post-baccalaureate research education program.” R.H.
Reeves, P.I., R25 GM61424, NIGMS. |
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| INVITED LECTURES (from >150) |
April, 2008 “New Frontiers of Down Syndrome Research.” Inaugural address for the National Down Syndrome Society Educational Series, New York, NY.
February, 2008 “Therapies for - and from - Down syndrome.” The Waisman Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison.
February, 2007 “A Year of Unprecedented Progress in DS.” Keynote lecture, Gatlinburg Conference on Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, Annapolis, MD.
December, 2006 “Towards Therapy for Phenotypes of Down syndrome.” University of Pennsylvania and Children’s Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
November, 2006 “Strategies for fundamental treatment in Down syndrome.” Fondation Jérôme LeJeune, Paris, FR.
July, 2006 “Tumor repression in Down syndrome,” 55th Fujihara International Seminar, Tomakomai, JAPAN
March, 2005 “Mechanisms and therapy in Down syndrome.” Third International Conference on Chromosome 21 and Medical Research on Down Syndrome. Barcelona, SP.
March, 2005 “From Genotype to Phenotype in Down syndrome.” Dept. of Human Genet, U. Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
November, 2004 “Vers une thérapie de la trisomie 21: les bases du dysfoncionnement cérébral.” First Int’l. Conference Jerome Lejeune, Paris, FR.
March, 2004 “Genetic Engineering in Mice for Research in Injury and Sepsis.” International Workshop on Shock, Trauma, Inflammation and Sepsis, Session Chair, Munich, DE.
December, 2002 “Mouse genome sequence.” National Public Radio, Talk of the Nation – Science Friday with Ira Flatow.
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