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PhD Rank and Title:
Professor
Course Director Department:
Medical Immunology and Medical Microbiology Endowed Professorship:
Office Location:
1725 W. Harrison St.
Professional Building I, Suite 306
Chicago, IL 60612 Laboratory Location:
Phone:
312-942-3513 Fax:
312-942-5986 E-mail:
tlint@rush.edu Education:
BS, Chemistry, University of Dayton, 1968
MS, Biochemistry, Case Western Reserve University, 1970
Ph.D., Biochemistry, Tulane University, 1973
Visiting Fellow, Cambridge University, England, 1977
Visiting Fellow, Harvard University, 1984 Research Areas:
Biological Phenomena Cell Phenomena and Immunity
Immune System Diseases Laboratory Techniques:
ELISA Development
Tissue Culture (Primary, Cell Line) Hyperlinks:
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Faculty/Staff Description:
Dr. Lint's major activity is in teaching. He is the Course Director for Basic Immunology, presented to first-year medical students; Clinical Immunology, taught to second-year medical students; and Microbiology Concepts, also presented to medical students in the second year. He is the past Program Director for the Graduate Program in Immunology and Virology (1987-2000), and is Course Director for the Graduate College course in Research Ethics, given each winter quarter. In the summer, Dr. Lint directs remedial Medical Immunology and Microbiology courses for students who come from all over North America and Europe. Dr. Lint was elected to the Mark Lepper Society of teachers (1991), and was recipient of the Daniel Brainard Award for basic science teaching in Rush Medical College (2004), the Golden Apple Award from the Student American Medical Association (2001), and the Outstanding Teaching Award from Rush University Graduate College (1990). Dr. Lint's research has focused on the complement system and innate immune mechanisms in host defense. He has published over 50 papers in peer-reviewed journals, and written over 20 reviews and book chapters on these topics. Selected Publications:
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