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Hall, Linda Mcintyre was born on August 6, 1943 in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Elbert Hiram and Annette Kay (Owens) McIntyre.
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Development and Neurobiology of Drosophila (Basic Life Sciences)
(There is no multicellular animal whose genetics is so wel...)
There is no multicellular animal whose genetics is so well understood as Drosophila melanogaster. An increasing number of biologists have, therefore, turned to the fruitfly in pursuit of such diverse areas as the molecular biology of eukaryotic cells, development and neurobiology. Indeed there are signs that Dro- sophila may soon become the most central organism in biqlogy for genetic analysis of complex problems. The papers in this collection were presented at a conference on Development and Behavior of Drosophila held at the Tata Insti- tute of Fundamental Research from 19th to 22nd December, 1979. The volume reflects the commonly shared belief of the participants that Drosophila has as much to contribute to biology in the future as it has in the past. We hope it will be of interest not merely to Dro- sophilists but to all biologists. We thank Chetan Premani, Anil Gupta, K.S. Krishnan, Veronica Rodrigues, Hemant Chikermane and K.Vijay Raghavan for help with recording and transcription of the proceedings and Vrinda Nabar and K.V. Hareesh for editorial assistance. We thank Samuel Richman, Thomas Schmidt-Glenewinkel and T.R. Venkatesh for their valuable assistance in proofreading the manuscripts, and we also thank Patricia Rank for her excellent effort in the preparation of the final manuscripts. The conference was supported by a grant from Sir Dorabji Tata Trust.
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Linda Mcintyre Hall
Edit Profileconsultant biochemical pharmacology educator
Linda Mcintyre Hall, American biochemical pharmacology educator, consultant. Fellow National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation; McKnight scholar in neuroscience, 1977-1980; recipient Irma T. Hirschl-Monique Weill-Caulier Career Science award, 1983-1987, Jacob Javits Neurosci. Investigator award, since 1986, National Institutes of Health Merit award, since 1994.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology and Chemistry, Bucknell University, 1965. Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry, University Wisconsin, 1970.
Career
Medical Research Council postdoctoral associate, U. B.C., Vancouver, Canada, 1970-1973; assistant professor, then associate professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1973-1979; associate professor, then professor, Albert Einstein College Medicine, Bronx, New York, 1979-1989; professor, State University of New York, Buffalo, since 1989; director CAMBI Nuc. Acid Facility, State University of New York, Buffalo, since 1991.
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Development and Neurobiology of Drosophila (Basic Life Sciences)
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Development and Neurobiology of Drosophila (Basic Life Sciences)
Membership
Founder Buffalo Mountain Dulcimer Club, since 1990. Active Nickel City Running Club, Buffalo, since 1989. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Association Colleges Pharmacy (member council of faculties nominating committee 1992-1993), Genetics Society of America, Biophysics Society, Marine Biological Laboratories, Society Neurosci.
(member social issues committee 1980-1987, chair 1984-1987, member Women in Neurosci. since 1983, chair slide session Opioid Receptors 1985), New York Academy of Sciences, Rho Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa.
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Married Kenneth James Franklin Hall (divorced 1974).
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American
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1965
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1970
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Fellow National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation. McKnight scholar in neuroscience, 1977-1980. Recipient Irma T. Hirschl-Monique Weill-Caulier Career Science award, 1983-1987, Jacob Javits Neurosci. Investigator award, since 1986, National Institutes of Health Merit award, since 1994.Fellow National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation. McKnight scholar in neuroscience, 1977-1980. Recipient Irma T. Hirschl-Monique Weill-Caulier Career Science award, 1983-1987, Jacob Javits Neurosci.
Investigator award, since 1986, National Institutes of Health Merit award, since 1994.