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Irving, Amy
 Amy Irving - Email
PhD Candidate - Started Fall 2008
Hometown: Kenosha, WI
Lab of William Dove
Undergraduate Work
2005 - BA in Biology & Conservation from University of Wisconsin-Madison Advisor Colin Jefcoate, Pharmacology; Independent Study, Warren Porter, Zoology
Work Experience
2006-08 - Research Technician II, Medical College of Wisconsin (Milwaukee) Dept of Radiation Biology
Interests
Hiking, camping, geocaching and biking outdoors with my husband (Liang) and traveling. I love cooking, gardening, scrap booking and playing the piano.
Why I Joined UW-Madison METC
I attended UW-Madison as an undergraduate and loved the atmosphere or collaboration and joint effort. I decided to leave to pursue other interests and expand my "research horizons" and went to Milwaukee for 2 1/2 years. When I decided it was time to go back to school I knew I wanted to come back to UW-Madison and its great campus. The Molecular and Environmental Toxicology Program has great faculty with highly diverse backgrounds and research interests which drew me to choosing this program, along with the interesting class offerings and great communication between all levels of researchers and staff.
Posters- Clinical trial of captopril versus placebo to prevent BMT nephropathy. - 53rd Annual Meeting of the Radiation Research Society, November 2006
- Biomarkers of Chronic Oxidative Damage after TBI. - 53rd Annual Meeting of the Radiation Research Society, November 2006
Abstracts- High-dose selenium for the mitigation of radiation injury: a pilot study in the rat model. 54th Annual Meeting of the Radiation Research Society, September 2008.
Publications- "High-Dose Selenium for the Mitigation of Radiation Injury: A Pilot Study in a Rat Model." Fritz Sieber, Sarah A. Muir, Eric P. Cohen, Paula E. North, Brian L. Fish, Amy A. Irving, Marylou Mader and John E. Moulder. Radiation Research, 171(3): 368-373, Mar 2009
- "Chronic Oxidative Stress as a Mechanism for Radiation Nephropathy." Marek Lenarczyk, Eric P. Cohen, Brian L. Fish, Amy A. Irving, Mukut Sharma, Collin D. Driscoll, John E. Moulder. Radiation Research, 171(2): 164-172, Feb 2009
- "Cyp1b1 exerts opposing effects on intestinal tumorigenesis via exogenous and endogenous substrates." Richard B. Halberg, Michele Campaigne Larsen, Tammy L. Elmergreen, Alex Y. Ko, Amy A. Irving, Linda Clipson and Colin R. Jefcoate. Cancer Research, 68(18): 7394-402, Sept 2008
- "Captopril to Mitigate Chronic Renal Failure After Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation: A Randomized Controlled Trial." Eric P. Cohen, Amy A. Irving, William R. Drobyski, John P. Klein, Jakob Passweg, Julie-An M. Talano, Mark B. Juckett, John E. Moulder. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys, 70(5): 1546-1551, April 2008
- "179: Clinical Trial of Captopril Versus Placebo to Prevent BMT Nephropathy." Amy A. Irving, John E. Moulder, Eric P. Cohen. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys, 66(3): S99, Nov 2006.
Check PubMed for other publications by Amy A. Irving
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