41. UNC Department Of Pharmacology: Leslie V. Parise James J. Fiordalisi, Stephen P. Holly, ronald L. Johnson II, Leslie V. parise, andAdrienne D. Cox A distinct class of dominant negative Ras mutants Cytosolic http://www.med.unc.edu/pharm/faculty/parise.htm

core faculty home GENERAL INFORMATION RESEARCH ... USEFUL LINKS Leslie V. Parise Professor Curriculum Vitae [.pdf] Parise Lab Website Contact Information: parise@med.unc.edu 1021A Mary Ellen Jones Bldg Office: 919-966-2238 Lab: 919-962-1058 Fax: 919-966-5640 Professional Background: 2002-present Member, Center for Vascular Biology, The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 2002-present Vice Chair of Pharmacology, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1999-present Professor of Pharmacology, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1999-present Member, Genetics Curriculum

42. Parise Lab Publications Page James J. Fiordalisi, ronald L. Johnson II, Stephen P. Holly, Leslie V. parise, andAdrienne D. Cox A distict class of dominant negative Ras mutants Cytosolic http://www.med.unc.edu/wrkunits/2depts/pharm/ParisePage/pubs.htm

PUBLICATIONS SINCE 1997 Barry W.T., Boudignon-Proudhon C., Shock D.D., McFadden A., Weiss J.M., Sondek J., Parise L.V.: Molecular Basis of CIB Binding to the Integrin AlphaIIb Cytoplasmic Domain. J Biol Chem A. Bertoni, S. Tadokoro, K. Eto, N. Pampori, L.V. Parise, G.C. White, S.J. Shattil: Relationships between Rap1b, affinity modulation of integrin aIIb 3 and the actin cytoskeleton J. Biol. Chem. Vol. 277 Issue 28 25715-25721 July 12,2002. James J. Fiordalisi, Ronald L. Johnson II, Stephen P. Holly, Leslie V. Parise, and Adrienne D. Cox: A distict class of dominant negative Ras mutants: Cytosolic, GTP-bound Ras effector domain mutants that inhibit Ras signaling and transformation, and enhance cell adhesion. J.Biol. Chem. Parise, L.V.: "Platelet Activation: Communication with Integrin Cytoplasmic Domains" in Interactions of Blood and the Pulmonary Circulation . Eds, Weir EK, Reeve, Futura Press, NY. In press, 2001 Brittain, J.E., Mlinar, K.J., Anderson, C. S. Orringer, E.P., Parise, L.V.: Activation of Sickle Red Blood Cell Adhesion via Integrin-Associated Protein (IAP/CD47)-Induced Signal Transduction.

43. The Photo Gallery On the back row (left to right) are MS Robert AR Parker, Payload Specialist(PS) ronald A. parise, MS Jeffrey A. Hoffman, and PS Samuel T. Durrance. http://praxis.pha.jhu.edu/pictures/photopg.html

The HUT/Astro Photo Gallery In addition to the large volume of astronomical data gathered during the Astro missions, the astronauts also obtained many spectacular photographs of the earth, the telescopes in the payload bay, and themselves! This page provides you with quick access to some of the best images obtained during the Astro missions. Astro-1 Mission Patch The Astro-1 Mission Patch shows a stylized shuttle with the telescopes in the payload bay. Graphics below the shuttle are symbolic of the specialties of each of the four telescopes that made up the scientific payload. (Astro-1) Astro-1 Crew Patch The Astro-1 Crew Patch was designed by the crew. It shows a stylized space shuttle taking off from earth, with the constellation Orion rising in the background. This constellation was high in the night sky for the December 1990 launch, and represented the astronomical nature of the mission. (Astro-1) Astro-1 Crew Photo (Official) The five astronauts and two payload specialists that flew NASA's STS-35 mission aboard Columbia in 1990 December in their formal crew portrait. Astronaut Vance D. Brand, center-front and holding STS-35 insignia, made his fourth flight in space and his third STS flight, and served as mission commander. He is flanked on the front row by Pilot Guy S. Gardner and Mission Specialist (MS) John M. Lounge. On the back row (left to right) are MS Robert A.R. Parker, Payload Specialist (PS) Ronald A. Parise, MS Jeffrey A. Hoffman, and PS Samuel T. Durrance. The crewmembers are wearing their orange launch and entry suits.

44. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results 19829 Discovery and Russian space station Samuel T. Durrance (2), ronald parise(2), Wendy Samuel T. Durrance (2), ronald parise (2), Wendy 18. http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_almanacs

45. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results 19829 Discovery and Russian space station Samuel T. Durrance (2), ronald parise(2), Wendy Samuel T. Durrance (2), ronald parise (2), Wendy 19. http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_almanacs

46. Biographies Of Astronauts Titled Payload Specialist, Individuals Selected And Tr PAILES, William A. StatusPayload Specialist. parise, ronald A. StatusPayloadSpecialist. PAWELCZYK, James A. StatusPayload Specialist. http://space.about.com/od/payloadspecialists/

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47. Biographies Of Payload Specialists - Selected And Trained For Specific Missions PAILES, William A. Status Payload Specialist. parise, ronald A. StatusPayload Specialist. PAWELCZYK, James A. Status Payload Specialist. http://space.about.com/cs/payloadspecialist/index_2.htm

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48. Thomas Tippner, Thtippi Translate this page 240, parise, ronald, USA, 01.01.1952, 1978, 1990, Columbia STS-35, 61414.241, Durrance, Samuel T. USA, 17.09.1943, 1978, 1990, Columbia STS-35,61414. http://home.t-online.de/home/thomas.tippner/raum0003.htm

Tippi's Raumfahrt - Seite RAUMFAHRER (sortiert nach dem Erstflug) (Nummer 203 bis 300) In der Spalte Ausbildung ist das Jahr des Beginns der Ausbildung zum Raumfahrer notiert. Die Summe der Flugzeiten ist für abgeschlossene Flüge bis zum aktuellen Zeitpunkt zu verstehen. Spätere Flüge werden nach ihrem Abschluss nachgetragen. Name auf schwarzem Grund bedeutet: verstorben während oder in Folge eines Raumfluges. Name auf rotem Grund bedeutet: aktuell in der Erdumlaufbahn lfd. Name Vorname Land geboren Ausbildung Jahr 1.Flug 1. Flug im Raumschiff Summe Flugzeiten (hh:mm) Lawejkin Alexander I. UdSSR Sojus TM-2 Viktorenko Alexander S. UdSSR Sojus TM-3 Faris Muhammed Achmed Syrien Sojus TM-3 Manarow Mussa Ch. UdSSR Sojus TM-4 Lewtschenko Anatoli S. UdSSR Sojus TM-4 Solowjow Anatoli J. UdSSR Sojus TM-5 Alexandrow Alexandyr Panajotow Bulgarien Sojus TM-5 Poljakow Waleri W. UdSSR Sojus TM-6 Mohmand Abdul Ahad Afghanistan Sojus TM-6 Krikalow Sergej K.

49. Thomas Tippner, Thtippi Translate this page Robert Parker, Samuel Durrance, ronald parise, STS-61-H, 24.06.1986, Michael Coats,abgesagt. John Blaha, Jeffrey Hoffman, Robert Parker, ronald parise, Samuel Durrance, http://home.t-online.de/home/thomas.tippner/ov102.htm

Tippi's Raumfahrt - Seite OV-102 COLUMBIA Die COLUMBIA erhielt ihren Namen nach einem Schiff aus dem 18 Jahrhundert unter dem Kommando von Robert Cray. Das Space Shuttle COLUMBIA führte den ersten bemannten Flug eines wiederverwendbaren Raumfahrzeuges in der Erdumlaufbahn durch. Chronik von Zusammenbau und Tests der COLUMBIA Datum Ereignis Der Zusammenbau des Orbiters OV-102 beginnt. Der Zusammenbau des Mannschaftsmoduls von OV-102 beginnt. Beginn der Montage des Crew-Modul. Beginn der Montage der Vertikalstabilisatoren. Beginn der Endmontage der COLUMBIA Abschluss der Endmontage der COLUMBIA Abschluss der kombinierten Systemtests in Palmdale. Transport der COLUMBIA von Palmdale nach Edwards Air Force Base (38 Meilen). Erster Testflug der COLUMBIA auf der Boeing 747. März 1979 Verschiedene Überführungsflüge der COLUMBIA Überführung der COLUMBIA von McDonnell Douglas zum Kenndy Space Center. Orbiter - Integrationstests werden abgeschlossen. Das Space Shuttle COLUMBIA explodiert wenige Minuten vor der Landung. Alle 7 Astronauten kommen ums Leben.

50. Spaceline: Space Shuttle Astronauts Not Drafted By NASA Pailes, William A. (Payload Specialist, STS51J). parise, ronald A. (PayloadSpecialist, STS-35, 67). Pawelczyk, James A. (Payload Specialist, STS-90). http://www.spaceline.org/astronauts/nonnasa.html

spaceline.org Contact Spaceline Spaceline Home/Site Index Launch Schedules spaceline, inc. About Spaceline Spaceline Photo Gallery Book Shop Appendix: Space Shuttle Astronauts Not Drafted By NASA Updated Through STS-89 Written and Edited by Cliff Lethbridge The following list includes astronauts who have participated in Space Shuttle missions but whose names are not included in any official NASA Space Shuttle astronaut selection drafts: Acton, Loren W. (Payload Specialist, STS-51F) Al-Saud, Sultan Salman (Payload Specialist, STS-51G) Bartoe, John-David F. (Payload Specialist, STS-51F) Baudry, Patrick (Payload Specialist, STS-51G) Bondar, Roberta L. (Payload Specialist, STS-42) Buckey, Jay C. (Payload Specialist, STS-90) Budarin, Nikolai M. (Embarking to Mir, STS-71) Cenker, Robert J. (Payload Specialist, STS-61C) Cheli, Maurizio (Mission Specialist, STS-75) Chretien, Jean-Loup J.M. (Mission Specialist, STS-86) Clervoy, Jean-Francois (Mission Specialist, STS-66, 84) Crouch, Roger K. (Payload Specialist, STS-83, 94) DeLucas, Lawrence J.

51. Space Calendar - May, 21-31 | VideoCosmos installed. USA, May 24, 1951, Born parise, ronald Anthony astronautof the US. Made two space missions in 1990 and 1995. USSR, May http://www.videocosmos.com/calendar-may2131.shtm

Any additions and offers Worldwide will be welcomed and appreciated. USSR May 21 Born Anatoly Semenovich Levchenko - pilot cosmonaut of the USSR. Made 1 space mission in 1987.. USA May 21 Born Springer, Robert Clyde - astronaut of the US. Made two space missions in 1989 and 1990. Germany May 21 Born Messerschmid Ernst Willi - astronaut of the Germany. Made one space mission in 1985. USSR May 21 From the fourth attempt conducted first successful launch of operative and tactic "R-11"/SS-1b/Scud-A missile. Slovak May 21 Born Ivan Bella - first cosmonaut of the Slovakia. Made one space mission in 1999. International May 21 In Moscow signed Soviet-American agreement about Limitation of Strategic Weapons - 1. (LSW-1/OSV-1) with 5 years duration. USSR May 21 Conducted test launch of unmanned "Soyuz TM" spacecraft - new modification of "Soyuz" spacecraft. Flight program included docking with "Mir" space station and test of all spacecraft systems. USSR May 21 The Cosmos-1946 and Cosmos-1948 navigation satellites of GLONASS system were launched. USSR May 21 The Resurs F-10 satellite for exploration of natural resources was launched.

52. Astronauts ronald parise Ask An Astronaut - Shuttle Payload Specialist - Biography - ronaldA. parise (Ph.D.) is a two-time shuttle astronaut, who flew aboard the only http://www.ability.org.uk/astronauts.html

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53. Space Today Online -- Space Factoids -- Part 4 Civilian astronomers ronald A. parise, and Samuel T. Durrance used ultraviolet andXray telescopes aboard Columbia in December 1990 to study quasars, pulsars http://www.spacetoday.org/History/SpaceFactoids/SpaceFactoids4.html

SPACE TODAY ONLINE Covering Space From Earth to the Edge of the Universe Cover Rockets Satellites Shuttles ... Global Links Space Factoids: Lost Tidbits Recovered Space Junk Snoopy Coffee Stamps ... Buran Choice morsels discovered and misplaced stories recalled about American and Russian space shuttles... Shuttle Maiden Flights Columbia 1981 April 12 Challenger 1983 April 4 Discovery 1984 August 30 Atlantis 1985 October 3 Endeavour 1992 May 7 Hurtling upward to space All U.S. space shuttle flights have been launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida. U.S. shuttles have made numerous night launches. The earliest were Challenger in August 1983, Atlantis in November 1985, Discovery in November 1989 and Atlantis in February 1990. Columbia in June 1982 was the first shuttle to carry a secret military payload. Discovery in January 1985 was the first completely secret military flight. Atlantis in November 1990 was the last completely secret military shuttle payload. History of All Space Shuttle Flights by Year Shuttling through space... Space shuttle astronauts have to keep track of 5,000 loose items such as photo equipment, supplies, food, tools, hygiene materials, payload parts and spares.

54. Ronaldmcdonaldfoundation.htm aware of the different programs that are funded by ronald McDonald Children physiotherapist,Jane Boni; an occupational therapist, Kristen parise, two speech http://www.ocdsb.edu.on.ca/CBTRweb/Website/ronaldmcdonaldfoundation.htm

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55. P 76 France, Headquarters for the European Space Agency (ESA). parise, ronald .. US,astronaut, STS35, 12/02/1990, STS-67, 03/02/1995. First launch 12/02/1990. http://mywebpage.netscape.com/Spacecraftinfo/text/Glossary/p.html

htmlAdWH('93097763', '234', '60'); Return to selections: P P 76..... U.S. Air Force, satellite, communication propagation experiment. Launched at the WTR by a Scout into LEO. First launch P band..... Electromagnetic frequencies between 225 to 1000 MHz. See band. P-11..... U.S., satellite bus, considered a subsatellite. Built by Lockheed. Flown on some CORONA, ARGON, LANYARD, GAMBIT, HEXAGON, and some scientific Missions, Used until the 1980's. Was part of Program 989. Primary mission may have been the location and elevation of Soviet air defense radars. P-14..... U.S., satellite, see EXPLORER 10. P-2..... U.S., satellite, see PIONEER 5. P-3..... U.S., satellite, see PIONEER, FTO. First launch P-30..... U.S., satellite, see PIONEER, FTO. First launch P-31..... U.S., satellite, see PIONEER, FTO. First launch U.S., satellite, scientific. launched from APOLLO. First subsatellite launched. First launch U.S., satellite, meteorological. Early designation for Program 417, DMSP. U.S., satellite. First launch U.S., satellite. First launch U.S., satellite, see SOLWIND and SCATHA.

56. Spaceref Image Database I Official portrait of ronald A. parise......Advertisement. Official portrait of ronald A. parise, STS35 payloadspecialist. http://gallery.spaceref.com/us-spaceflight/STS035/10063885.html

SpaceRef About Us Advertising Comments Sunday, May 30, 2004 SpaceRef Sites SpaceRef The Astrobiology Web Mars Today Mars TV SpaceRef Canada SpaceRef Japan SpaceRef Research Advertisement Official portrait of Ronald A. Parise, STS-35 payload specialist Description : Official portrait of Ronald A. Parise, STS-35 Columbia, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 102, payload specialist. Parise wears a launch entry suit (LES) with the helmet positioned at his side. NASA Photo ID Film Type Date Taken Home Calendar Focus On News ... Mars Today

57. Spaceref Image Database I STS35 Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment II (SAREX-II) window antennais held by Payload Specialist ronald A. parise outside the JSC Full Fuselage...... http://gallery.spaceref.com/us-spaceflight/STS035/10063893.html

SpaceRef About Us Advertising Comments Sunday, May 30, 2004 SpaceRef Sites SpaceRef The Astrobiology Web Mars Today Mars TV SpaceRef Canada SpaceRef Japan SpaceRef Research Advertisement STS-35 Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment (SAREX) equipment held by R. Parise Description : STS-35 Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment II (SAREX-II) window antenna is held by Payload Specialist Ronald A. Parise outside the JSC Full Fuselage Trainer (FFT) located in the Mockup and Integration Laboratory (MAIL) Bldg 9A. The antenna was built at no cost to the government by the Motorola Amateur Radio Club in Schaumburg, Illinois. SAREX was designed to conduct shortwave radio transmissions between ground amateur radio operators and a licensed onboard operator (in this case, Parise). Parise's call letters are WA4SIR. SAREX will communicate with amateur stations in Line-of-Site (LOS) of Columbia, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 102, in one of four transmission modes: voice, Slow Scan Television (SSTV), data or (uplink only) Fast Scan Television (FSTV). SAREX is a jont effort of NASA and the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) / Amateur Radio Satellite Corporation (AMSAT). NASA Photo ID Film Type Date Taken Home Calendar Focus On News ... Mars Today

58. List Of Astronauts By Name - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Stephen Oswald; Robert Overmyer. P. Gennady Padalka; William Pailes; ScottParazynski; ronald A. parise; Robert Parker; Viktor Patsayev, (19331971); http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_astronauts_by_name

List of astronauts by name From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This is an alphabetical list of astronauts , cosmonauts, and taikonauts A B C D ... Z Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 A 2 B 3 C 4 D ... edit A Loren Acton , (born 1936) James Adamson Viktor Afanasyev Thomas Akers Toyohiro Akiyama ... Buzz Aldrin , (born 1930), US. Alexander Alexandrov Andrew M. Allen Joseph Allen Scott Altman ... William Anders , (born 1933), US. Michael P. Anderson Claudie Andre-Deshay Jerome Apt Neil Armstrong , (born 1930), US, first person on the Moon Anatoly Artsebarsky Yuri Artyukhin USSR Jeffrey Ashby ... Toktar Aubakirov , (born 1946), USSR Sergei Avdeyev edit B James Bagian Ellen Baker Michael Baker Alexander Balandin ... Alan Bean , (born 1932), Apollo 12 Pavel Belyayev Ivan Bella Georgi Beregovoi ... Guion Bluford , U.S., first African American in space Karol Bobko Charles Bolden Roberta Bondar , first Canadian woman in space Frank Borman Kenneth Bowersox Charles Brady Vance Brand ... Valery Bykovsky , (born 1934) edit C Robert Cabana Kenneth Cameron Duane Carey Scott Carpenter ... Roger Chaffee , (1935-1967), US Franklin Chang-Diaz Kalpana Chawla Maurizio Cheli Leroy Chiao ... Catherine Coleman , (born 1960) Eileen Collins Michael Collins , (born 1930) Pete Conrad Apollo 12 Gordon Cooper Richard Covey ... edit D Nancy Jan Davis Lawrence DeLucas Lev Demin Frank De Winne ... edit E Joe Edwards Donn Eisele Anthony England Joseph Engle ... edit F John Fabian Muhammed Faris Bertalan Farkash Jean-Jacques Favier ... Konstantin Feoktistov , (born 1926) Martin Fettman Anatoli Filipchenko Edward Fincke Anna Fisher ... edit G Francis Gaffney Yuri Gagarin , (1934-1968), USSR, first person in space.

59. Ohio Astronaut: `Oh, My God' Ohio astronauts Mark Brown and ronald parise know what it s like to sit in thecabin of the space shuttle Columbia as the ship plunges through the Earth s http://enquirer.com/editions/2003/02/02/loc_wwwshuttleohio.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Thunderstorms Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... Newsroom Directory Sunday, February 2, 2003 Ohio astronaut: `Oh, my God' By Amy Higgins and Dan Horn The Cincinnati Enquirer Ohio astronauts Mark Brown and Ronald Parise know what it's like to sit in the cabin of the space shuttle Columbia as the ship plunges through the Earth's atmosphere, traveling 18 times faster than the speed of sound. They have felt the extreme heat of re-entry through the faceplates of their spacesuits, and they have watched pieces of the shuttle's heat shield fly past the window as the ship's exterior glowed a brilliant orange. "You see behind you the fiery contrail," Brown said Saturday. "You're very much aware of what's going on." More than anyone, Brown and Parise know the risks associated with a shuttle mission. And yet they were as shocked as the rest of the nation Saturday as they watched Columbia break apart during re-entry. Parise, who flew on Columbia in 1990, said he turned on the television Saturday morning expecting to see the shuttle and its crew safely on the ground in Florida. Instead, he watched video images of the shuttle's remains falling to Earth from 200,000 feet. "I just thought, `Oh, my God,'" said Parise, originally of Warren, Ohio. "I didn't know what happened, but it looked bad."

60. Researcher Foresees Day  When Motorists No Longer  Need To Stop And ronald J. parise, Research Scientist and President, parise Research Technologies,refers to this new technical application as the Vehicle Remote Charge http://www.electrifyingtimes.com/parisesae.html

From: http://www.sae.org/news/fillerup.htm Researcher Foresees Day When Motorists No Longer Need To Stop And "fill 'er up" Warrendale, PA December 30, 1999 - You're cruising down the freeway in your electric vehicle in the year 2005 and are about to run out of "fuel." No need to panic, exit and stop for more power because you've already purchased your "energy units" at the local grocery store. Your car sends a signal to one of many power transmitters along the highway that "hear" your cry for help. As you continue driving, your vehicle is recharged. Ronald J. Parise, Research Scientist and President, Parise Research Technologies, refers to this new technical application as the Vehicle Remote Charge, described in a paper he will present at the Society of Automotive Engineers 2000 World Congress in Detroit, Michigan, March 6-9,2000. Parise's invention envisions an all-electric, wireless transportation system that will drastically reduce air pollution, while providing consumers full mobility and the convenience they currently enjoy with gasoline-powered vehicles. Current battery-driven electric vehicles have a range of only 80-100 miles before needing recharging. And the recharging process can take as much as 8-10 hours. This inconvenience is a major obstacle that automakers face in commercializing electric vehicles.

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