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Lai, Patrick Kinglun was born on October 10, 1944 in Hong Kong. Son of Cho Kwai and Sui Man Lai.
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Patrick Kinglun Lai
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Patrick Kinglun Lai, American Immunologist. Research fellow Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London, 1979-1982, World Health Organization, 1976; Short-Term fellow European Molecular Biology Organisation, 1980; Short-Term scholar International Agency of Research on Cancer, 1975. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society Microbiol., American Association Immunologists, New York Academy Sciences.
Education
Bachelor of Science, U. Western Australia, 1971; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Western Australia, 1978.
Career
Microbiologist, Public Health Department, Perth, Australia, 1971-1975; research fellow, U. Ottawa (Canada), 1978-1979; research fellow, University College London, 1979-1982; senior research officer, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, London, 1982-1984; assistant professor, U. Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, 1984-1987; assistant member, Tampa Bay Research Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1987-1990; member, Tampa Bay Research Institute, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1990-1996; associate professor, Salem-Teikyo U., West Virginia, since 1993; department chairman Biosciences, Salem-Teikyo U., West Virginia, since 1997.
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Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society Microbiol., American Association Immunologists, New York Academy Sciences.
Connections
Married Priscilla T.P. Liu. Children:Lee James Robert Allum, Chay Antony Paul Allum.
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American
Awards
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Research fellow Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London, 1979-1982, World Health Organization, 1976. Short-Term fellow European Molecular Biology Organisation, 1980. Short-Term scholar International Agency of Research on Cancer, 1975.Research fellow Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London, 1979-1982, World Health Organization, 1976. Short-Term fellow European Molecular Biology Organisation, 1980. Short-Term scholar International Agency of Research on Cancer, 1975.