Email: ddurden@ucsd.edu

Qualifications

1983 Ph.D., University of Miami School of Medicine Miami, Florida

1977 B.S., University of South Florida Tampa, Florida

Publications

1. Charyulu, V., Sigel, M.M.,Durden, D.L.and Lopez, D.M. Mouse mammary tumor virus (MMTV) antigen(s) are present of B-lymphocytes of Balb/c mice.Int. J. Cancer24:813-818, 1979.
2. Durden, D.L.and Distasio, J.A. Comparison of the immunosuppressive effects of L-asparaginases fromEscherichia coliandVibrio succinogenes.Cancer Res,40:1125-1129, 1980.
3. Durden, D.L.and Distasio, J.A. Characterization of the effects ofEscherichia coliasparaginase and a glutaminase-free asparaginase fromVibrio succinogeneson specific cell-mediated cytotoxicity.Int. J. Cancer,27:59-65, 1981.
4. Distasio, J.A.,Durden, D.L., Paul, R.D. and Nadji, M. Alteration in spleen lymphoid populations associated with specific amino acid depletion during L-asparaginase treatment.Cancer Res,42:252-258, 1982.
5. Distasio, J.A., Salazar, A.M., Nadji, M. andDurden, D.L.Glutaminase-free asparaginase fromVibrio succinogenes: an antilymphoma enzyme lacking hepatotoxicity.Int. J. Cancer,30:343-347, 1982.
6. Durden, D.L., Salazar, A.M. and Distasio, J.A. Kinetic analysis of hepatotoxicity associated with antineoplastic asparaginases.Cancer Res,43:1602-1605, 1983.
7. Kazlauskas, A.,Durden, D.L.and Cooper, J.A. Functions of the major tyrosine phosphorylation site of the PDGF receptor ß subunit.Cell Regul,2:413-425, 1991.
8. Durden, D.L., Rosen, H. and Cooper, J.A. Serine/threonine phosphorylation of the γ-subunit after activation of the high-affinity Fc receptor for immunoglobulin G.Biochem, J.299:569-577, 1994.
9. Durden, D.L., Rosen, H., Michel, B.R. and Cooper, J.A. Protein tyrosine phosphatase inhibitors block myeloid signal transduction through the FcγRI receptor.Exp Cell Res,211:150-162, 1994.
10. Durden, D.L., and Liu, Y.B. Protein-tyrosine kinase p72syk in FcγRI receptor signaling.Blood,84:2102-2108 (Rapid Communication), 1994.
11. Durden, D.L., Kim, H.M., Calore, B., and Liu, Y.B. The FcγRI receptor signals through the activation ofhckand MAP kinase.J. Immun,154:4039-4047, 1995.

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