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 Vincent W. Hollis Jr.
Professor Emeritus

Ph.D. 1965. Georgetown University

RESEARCH:
We are interested in studying the presence of the immediate early gene nur77 in steroidogenic tissues and tumors. We are looking at the effects of TGF-b on the induction of the Nur77 protein in Y-1 cells and other steroidogenic tissues and tumors. We are also interested in the role of the Nur77 protein in steroidogenisis.

 

Office: Room Just Hall
Lab: Room Just Hall


Department of Biology
415 College Street, NW
Washington, D. C. 20059
Telephone: (202) 806-6687
Fax (202) 806-4564
vhollis@howard.edu

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:

Mohamood, A.S., P. Gyles, K.B. Balan, V.W. Hollis, W.R. Eckberg, A. Assefa, Z. Han, J.H. Wyche and W.A. Anderson. 1997. Estrogen receptor, growth factor receptor, and protooncogene protein activities and possible signal transduction crosstalk in estrogen-dependent and independent breast cancer cell lines. J. Submicroscop. Cytol. Pathol. 29, 1-7.

Bhattacharyya, N.R., R. Ramsammy, E. Eatman, V.W. Hollis, and W.A. Anderson. 1994. Protooncogene, growth factor, growth factor receptor, and estrogen and progesterone receptor gene expression in the immature rat uterus after treatment with estrogen and tamoxifen. J. Submicroscop. Cytol. Pathol. 26, 147-162.

Simpikins, C.O., B.P. Chenet, Y-H Kang, D.L. Mazorow, D.B. Millar and V.W. Hollis,Jr. 1989. Human erythrocytes have binding sites for beta-endorphin. J. Natl.Med. Assoc. 81, 1149-1153.