marjorie jenkins, md, facp

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MARJORIE JENKINS, MD, FACP
1400 Wallace Boulevard, Amarillo, TX 79106 | [phone] | [email protected]
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Master of Education for Health Professionals, Johns Hopkins University August 2013– Present
Internal Medicine Residency, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 1996 – 1998
Internal Medicine Intern, Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN 1995 – 1996
Doctor of Medicine, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN 1991 – 1995
B.S. cum laude, Chemical Engineering 1985 – 1989
Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, TN
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo, TX
Department of Internal Medicine / Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Professor 2011 – Present
Associate Professor 2005 – 2011
Assistant Professor 2001 – 2005
Associate Dean for Women in Health and Science 2011 – Present
Director and Chief Scientific Officer, Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health 2011 – Present
Mrs. Avery “Janie” Rush Endowed Chair of Excellence in WH and Oncology 2011 – Present
Executive Director, Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health 2007 – 2011
Director, Women’s Health Fellowship Program 2005 – Present
Director, Osteoporosis and Clinical Densitometry 2003 – 2011
Director, Center for Women’s Health and Gender-Based Medicine 2007 – 2008
Co-Director, Women’s Health Research Institute 2004 – 2007
Medical Director, Internal Medicine Clinic 2001 – 2005
OTHER POSITIONS AND EMPLOYMENT
Alliance Primary Care, Cincinnati, OH
Internal Medicine Physician, Wyoming Internal Medicine July 1998 – June 2001
Kodak Eastman Chemical Company, Kingsport, TN
Chemical Engineer, Advanced Control Technologies June 1989 – August 1991
CERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSURE
Recertification, American Board of Internal Medicine 2010 – 2020
Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine 1999 – Present
Medical Licensure, State of Texas 2001 – Present
Medical Licensure, State of Ohio 1999 – 2001
Certified Clinical Densitometrist, International Society of Clinical Densitometry 2001 – Present
Certified Menopause Practitioner, North American Menopause Society 2003 – 2008
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES
American College of Physicians, Fellow
Organization for the Study of Sex Differences
International Society of Clinical Densitometry
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North American Menopause Society
American Medical Women’s Association
Alpha Omega Alpha
Texas Medical Society
Potter-Randall County Medical Society
Annals of Internal Medicine, Reviewer
Journal of Women’s Health, Reviewer
Journal Southern Medical Association, Reviewer
International Journal of Women’s Health, Reviewer
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
National Women’s Leadership Forum, American Council on Education 2012
Drexel University Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) 2009 – 2010
AAMC Early Career Development Program 2003
University of Cincinnati / Health Alliance Physician Leadership Training Program 1998 – 1999
CURRENT FACULTY APPOINTMENTS: ROLES/RESPONSIBILITIES
Associate Dean for Women in Health and Science
LWBIWH, Director and Chief Scientific Officer
Mrs. Avery “Janie” Rush Endowed Chair for Excellence in Women’s Health and Oncology
Center for Women’s Health and Gender-Based Medicine/WH Clinical Faculty
CPRIT ABC4WT Evidence-Based Prevention Grant YR3/3 (completion date)
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Sex and Gender-Based Health Professionals Curriculum 2010 – Present
Development of a 4-year Integrated Sex and Gender-based Medicine curriculum within
School of Medicine with expansion into Schools of Nursing and Pharmacy.
Gender-Specific Women’s Health Physician CME Certificate Program 2011 – Present
A web-based CME series encompassing sex- and gender-specific differences in health.
Faculty who complete the series will receive a certificate of completion.
Continuing Education Interprofessional Forum October 2012
An educational forum highlighting interprofessional teamwork between physician,
pharmacist and physical therapist. CME, CNE, and CEU credits available to participants
Women’s Health Fellowship Program (WHF) 2006 – 2011
Description: 1 year longitudinal clinical and clinical research program
Women’s Health Primary Care Lecture Series for IM and Ob/Gyn Residency Training 2001 – 2005
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS AND SERVICES: INVITED OR APPOINTED
National
Co-chair, NASA Sex and Gender Decadal Review of Research Reproduction Workgroup 2012 – Present
NBME, USMLE Women’s Health Task Forth and Writing Group 2012 – Present
External Senior Advisor, Brown University, Warren Alpert School of Medicine,
Emergency Medicine Division of Women’s Health 2012 – Present
Department of Health and Human Services Office of Women’s Health Interdisciplinary
Expert Panel on Women’s Health and Sex and Gender Curriculum 2012 – Present
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Founding Board Member Academy of Women’s Health 2012 – Present
Mayo Clinic, External Advisor and Speaker, Imbedding Sex and Gender into Medical
School Curriculum September 25-26 2011 – Present
Sex and Gender Health Collaborative NBME Review Committee 2010 – Present
Co-Chair, ELAM Alumni Committee 2010 – Present
AAMC, Group on Women in Medicine and Science 2010 – Present
VCU, Women’s Health Congress, Scientific Advisory and Planning Committee 2010 – Present
North American Menopause Society, Scientific Advisory Committee 2010 – Present
American College of Women’s Health Physicians, Board Member 2010 – Present
CPRIT National Annual Conference Planning Committee 2010 – Present
Co-Chair, Cancer Prevention Institute of Texas: Evidence Prevention Networking Group 2010 – Present
Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) National Advisory Committee 2009 – Present
AAMC, Group on Women in Medicine and Science 2009 – Present
AAMC Faculty Forward Task Force Co-Chair, TTUHSC 2009 – Present
North American Menopause Society, Physician Education Committee 2007 – 2009
Institutional (Appointed)
TTUHSC SOM Educational Policy Committee 2013 – 2016
TTUHSC SOM Faculty Executive Committee 2012 – Present
TTUHSC Interprofessional Education Committee 2013 – Present
TTUHSC SOM Geriatric Education Center WH Conference Planning Committee 2011 – Present
Cancer Strategic Planning Committee, TTU System 2010 – Present
Research Strategic Planning Committee, TTUHSC 2010 – Present
Search Committee, Dean School of Nursing, TTUHSC 2010 – Present
Chair, SOM Dean’s ELUM Advisory Meeting 2010 – Present
TTUHSC Amarillo, Planning Committee for System-wide Cancer Symposium 2010 – Present
TTUHSC Amarillo, ASCO Women’s Health Chair Search Committee, Chair 2008 – 2010
TTUHSC Osteoporosis Center of Excellence, Osteoporosis Study Group 2001 – 2009
TTUHSC Amarillo, Regional Dean Search Committee 2006 – 2007
TTUHSC Amarillo, J. Rush Endowed Chair Search Committee, Chair 2006 – 2007
Northwest Texas Hospital (NWTH) Bylaws Committee 2004 – 2007
TTUHSC El Paso, Founding Dean Search Committee 2005 – 2006
TTUHSC Amarillo, Department of Pediatrics, Internal Review Education Committee 2004 – 2005
NWTH, Resource Utilization Committee, Chair 2002 – 2005
TTUHSC, Dean’s Advisory Committee for Women and Gender Issues 2003 – 2004
State of Texas, Department of Health, Osteoporosis Advisory Committee 2002 – 2003
East Tennessee State University (ETSU), Committee on Commencement Objectives 1994 – 1995
ETSU, Medicine Admissions Committee 1993 – 1994
ETSU, Dean’s Search Committee Associate Dean for Women’s Affairs 1992 – 1994
HONORS AND AWARDS
Regional Dean’s Award: Most Published Faculty 2012
President's Excellence in Community Engagement Award 2011
Nominee, Texas Women’s Hall of Fame 2009 – 2010
Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine, Graduation Hood Presentation 2009
Soroptimist Club Woman of the Year 2008
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“Taking Care of our Own” Award, Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce 2008
TTUHSC SOM Dean’s Distinguished Faculty Service Award 2007
Texas Woman to Watch 2007
Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Group
Texas Woman to Watch, State level 2007
Business and Professional Women’s Group
Texas Tech University Faculty of the Year Award 2006
Presented by the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
Amarillo Business Woman of the Month (October) 2006
TTUHSC Ob/Gyn Resident Clinical Teaching Faculty Award 2003
TTUHSC Convocation Ceremony Participant – Hood Presentation 2003
Dr. Thomas G. Arnold Cancer Patient Care Award Recipient 1996
Special Dean’s Scholarship Award 1995
The Upjohn Award 1995
Obstetrics/Gynecology Award 1995
The Janet M. Glasgow Memorial Award 1995
McGraw-Hill Award 1992

HONOR SOCIETIES
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Grand Rounds
1. Osteoporosis in Men February 2014
2. Osteoporosis: Updates and Gender Differences February 2012
3. Vitamin D Deficiency: Broad Clinical Implications August 2010
4. Female Sexual Dysfunction April 2010
5. Osteoporosis Recognition and Treatment May 2003
6. CVD in Women for the Ob/Gyn August 2012
7. Gender Differences in Medicine April 2008
8. Women’s Health Update May 2005
9. Sexual Function and Androgen Insufficiency Syndrome in Women August 2004
10. Cardiovascular Disease in Women February 2003
11. Women’s Preventative Health and Immunizations October 2002
12. Headaches Types and Treatment April 2002
13. Let’s Talk About Sex November 2001
14. Preoperative Evaluation and Management August 2001
Resident Lectures
1. News You Can Use June 2013
2. 2011 NAMS Update (combined effort with 2 resident scholars) September 2012
3. Gender and CVD for the Ob/Gyn March 2012
4. Osteoporosis Gender Impact February 2011
5. Osteoporosis and new FRAX Implications November 2011
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6. Osteoporosis Treatment Updates May 2011
7. Gender Differences in Urinary Incontinence June 2010
8. Osteoporosis April 2009
9. Sexual Dysfunction October 2008
10. Osteoporosis: New Treatments August 2007
11. Menopause Practical Management September 2006
12. Osteoporosis: Update on Diagnosis and Treatment August 2006
13. Sexual Function and Dysfunction December 2006
14. Headaches in Women September 2006
15. Menopause Management and HRT Safety January 2006
16. Well Woman Screening/Vaccinations November 2005
17. CVD in Women & Risk Factors September 2005
18. Pre-op Evaluation & What To Expect From a Consultation Request August 2005
19. Rhinitis: Allergies or Infection March 2005
20. Contraception in the Medical Patient April 2005
21. Lipid Management Part 2 for the Ob/Gyn February 2005
22. Lipid Management Part 1 for the Ob/Gyn January 2005
23. Overview of Menopause Ob/Gyn July 2004
24. Sexual Dysfunction in Women February 2004
25. Stress vs. Urge Incontinence Diagnosis and Treatment February 2004
26. Menopausal Management for the OB/GYN August 2003
27. Urinary Incontinence for the OB/GYN August 2003
28. Asymptomatic and Symptomatic Infections of the Urinary Tract August 2003
29. JNCVII Review and Clinical Implications August 2003
30. Unexplained Chest Pain July 2003
31. Sexual Assault July 2003
32. Menopausal Management Established/Alternative Treatments February 2003
33. Tobacco Use and Smoking Cessation May 2003
34. Obesity – What Healthcare Providers Can Do May 2003
35. Statins and Primary Prevention Review of the Evidence May 2003
36. Type II Diabetes – Screening and Optimal Treatment Goals April 2003
37. Hyperlipidemia Who to Treat and How March 2003
38. Hypertension Treating to Goal March 2003
39. Menopausal Management December 2002
40. Urinary Incontinence September 2002
41. Menopause and Menopausal Management (TTUHSC Family Medicine) September 2002
42. Non-Cardiac Chest Pain August 2002
43. Women’s Health Initiative and HRT Replacement July 2002
44. Headaches January 2002
45. Diabetes Type II – Discussion of UKPDS Data September 2001
46. Urinary Incontinence August 2001
Student Lectures
MSI Lecture Sex and Gender Differences Clinical Application – Lubbock 2010 – Present
Clinical Research Career, TTUHSC SOM Medical Scientist’s Interest Group October 2011
General Women’s Health (presented every 8-12 weeks) 2001 – 2008
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH/EDUCATION
Media
EmpowerHer Radio/RadioMD: The NuvaRing Controversy 2014
Dr. Jenkins Medical Hour KGNC News Talk Radio 710 2011 – 2014
Monthly Columnist – “For Her Health”, Amarillo Globe News 2008 – 2010
Invited Presentations
1. Update on Women’s Health : Y Does X Make a Difference, Corpus Christi, TX September 2013
2. Women’s Health: Why Gender Matters, Dallas TX July 2013
3. Sex as a Cardiovascular Exercise Amarillo, TX February 2012
4. Sex as a Cardiovascular Exercise Amarillo, TX San Angelo, TX February 2012
5. Excel Energy presentation “Update on Women’s Health” Amarillo September 2011
6. “What’s on your Shelf and Your Health” Keynote - Day of the Woman
Symposium, San Angelo, TX April 2011
7. Women’s Health Panel Excel Energy July 2008
8. WHRI Women’s Health Symposium
Sexuality May 2007
9. Amarillo Banker’s Association
Women’s Health Update April 2007
10. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Women's Council
Gender-Based Medicine What Does it Mean? April 2007
11. Go Red For Heart
Diabetes and the Woman’s Heart February 2007
12. Junior League of Amarillo Annual Meeting
Women’s Health and Gender-Specific Medicine January 2006
13. Junior League of Amarillo
Sexuality Small Group November 2006
14. Amarillo Area Republican Women’s Group
Gender Differences in Medicine October 2006
15. Hablando de la Salud de la Mujer
Sexuality September 2006
16. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Health Issues May 2005
Hablando de la Salud de la Mujer
Living Longer Living Stronger November 2005
17. Women Helping Women
How to be in Control of Your Life February 2005
18. Planned Parenthood of Amarillo
HRT and the Heart Fact vs. Fiction June 2005
19. American Heart Association/TTUHSC “Go Red for Heart” Symposium
Hormone Replacement and Cardiovascular Disease Update February 2005
20. Amarillo Executive Women’s Group January 2005
21. Harrington Cancer Center – Breast Cancer Survivor Support Group
Hormone Replacement Therapy after Breast Cancer June 2004
22. Amarillo National Bank Luncheon
Osteoporosis: Are you at Risk May 2004
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23. St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Amarillo, TX
Women’s Health Expert Panel April 2004
24. American Heart Association/TTUHSC “Go Red for Heart” Symposium
Hormone Replacement and Cardiovascular Disease Update February 2004
25. Planned Parenthood Women’s Wellness November 2003
26. Amarillo Breast Coalition Junior Fashion Show
Keynote Speaker “What Should You Know about Preventative Health?” November 2003
27. Amarillo Community College – Career Day December 2002
28. BCPWA Hormone Replacement Therapy Update September 2003
29. St. Thomas Altar Guild
Expert Panel Women’s Health Issues October 2002
30. Community Menopausal Management Group
Women’s Wellness October 2002
The Hurried Woman Syndrome June 2003
31. Texas Cattlefeeder’s Association Employee Women’s Health Symposium
Cardiovascular Disease in Women April 2002
32. Health and Midlife transition Central Church Women’s Group May 2013
33. Soroptomist Club Amarillo TX
General Women’s Health November 2001
34. Junior League of Panhandle TX
General Women’s Health October 2001
35. Women’s Wellness Planned Parenthood Symposium, Amarillo TX
Heart Disease in Women October 2001
36. Women’s Health Symposium WHRI/TTUHSC Amarillo TX
Keynote Speaker – Women’s Health What’s Hot and What’s Not April 2005
Sexuality and You April 2005
Hormone Replacement Therapy Pros and Cons May 2004
The Sexual Woman May 2004
The Hurried Woman Syndrome May 2003
Sexual Dysfunction April 2002
Diabetes Mellitus May 2001
37. National Speaking of Women’s Health Symposium Cincinnati OH
Diabetes Mellitus 1999, 2000, 2001
MENTORING ACTIVITIES
Institutional
Ongoing mentoring on junior and mid-level faculty women in academic administration and faculty development
Student mentoring (1) MSIII (1) MSIV per year
International
Bush Center Women’s Leadership Mentoring Program for Egyptian Women 2013-2-14
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RESEARCH ACTIVITIES and PROGRAM FUNDS

Funding Agency Program Role Funding Period Status Reference
CMS Cardiovascular Lead $4.7M Sept 2011- Funded DSRIP 2.7.1
Delivery Prevention Program Aug 2016
System Reform Program Faculty
Incentive
Payment
(DSRIP)
Program
Cancer ABC4WT Breast Expansion $1.1M 2012-2014 Funded PP120128
Research Cancer Screening Consultant
Institute of and Education
Texas (CPRIT)
NIH NCCAM Green Tea Co- $1.8M 2012-2015 Funded UO1 AT006691-
Polyphenols in investigator 01A1
Bone Health
Heritage Mammograms for PD $12,000 2011 – 2012 Funded
Foundation Underserved
Women in West
Texas
Cancer ABC4WT Breast PD $1.67M 2010-2013 Funded PP100174
Research Cancer Screening
Institute of and Education
Texas (CPRIT)
HRSA West Texas Tissue PI $300,000 2010 Funded
Bank
National ADVANCE Co-PI $500,000 2006 – 2009 Funded
Science “PoWERS”
Foundation Partnership of
Women in
Engineering,
Research and
Science
National Hablando de la PD $110,000 2005 – 2008 Funded
Speaking of Salud de la Mujer annually
Women’s
Health
TTUHSC Risk of Hip PI $60,000 2004 – 2006 Funded 7888 78 3971
Osteoporosis Fracture Among
Center of Geriatric Women
Excellence – Rural vs. Urban
Patterns (Multi-
Campus Study)
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Women’s Role of eLCoAFS Co-PI $25,000 2006 – 2006 Funded 7943 77 5972
Health in
Research Postmenopausal
Institute Hypertension
Women’s Sp17 Antigen Co-I $25,000 2007-2008 Funded
Health Based Vaccine for
Research Ovarian Cancer
Institute
National Sp17: Developing PI $848,832 Pending Submitted 1RC1CA144929-
Institute of a novel biomarker (multiple) Not 01 (MPI)
Health for early Funded
screening of
ovarian cancer
patient
National Development of PI $1,591,851 Pending Submitted 1R01CA149373-
Institute of engineered (multiple) Not 01 (MPI)
Health nanoparticles for Funded
cancer diagnosis
and therapy
ABSTRACTS AND PRESENTATIONS
Abstracts
1. Shen CL, Leonard D, Willis B, Wright B, Jenkins M, Pence BC, Zhang Y, Chyu MC, Lewiecki EM, Defina
L. Positive association between cardiorespiratory fitness and femoral neck bone mineral density: Cooper
Center Longitudinal Study. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 45(5S): 1140.
2. Shen CL, Defina LF, Leonard DS, Willis BL, Barlow CE, Jenkins M, Pence BC, Zhang Y, Chyu MC, E. Lewiecki
ME. High cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with reduced risk of osteopenia and osteoporosis in women:
Cooper Center Longitudinal Study. American Society for Bone and Mineral Research.
3. Radhi S, Alalawi RH, Mirandola L, Yu Y, Pandey A, D'Cunha R, Saadeh C, Nguyen D , Hardwicke FL, D'Cunha NC,
Tijani L, Jenkins MR, Jumper C A, Chiriva-Internati M, Cobos, E. Novel tumor markers in non-small cell lung
cancer detected both in serology and tissue, ASCO, American Society of Clinical Oncology, Chicago, IL, June
2012.
4. Konala V, Platonova N, Colombo M, Mirandola L, Lazzari E, De Simone D, Radhi S, Aulakh A, Zepeda k, Wade
R, Mer J, Saadeh C, Yu Y, Jenkins M, Figueroa J, Cobos E, Chiriva-Internati M, Chiaramonte R; The oncogene
Notch1 supports the CXCR4/SDF1 signaling in human epithelial ovarian cancer. ASCO, American Society of
Clinical Oncology, Chicago, IL, June 2013.
5. Chiriva-Internati M, L Mirandola L, Lazzari E, Colombo M, Lancellotti M, Cobos E, Yu Y, Figueroa J, Saadeh C,
Wade R, Zepeda K, Mer J, Konala V, Radhi S, Aulakh A, Jenkins MR, Jumper C, Alalawi R, Chiaramonte R;
Notch receptors promote human multiple myeloma cell growth in vitro and bone marrow invasion in vivo
through the CXCR4/SDF1 axis. American Society of Clinical Oncology, Chicago, IL, June 2013.
6. Radhi S, Saadeh C, Wade R, Mer J, Yu Y, Mirandola L, Konala V, Aulakh A, Chiaramonte R, Platonova N,
Zepeda K, Colombo M, Jenkins MR, Figueroa J, Cobos E, Jumper C, Alalawi R, Chiriva-Internati M; Selective
expression of the Sp17/AKAP4/PTTG1 in NSCLC for detection and therapy.ASCO, American Society of Clinical
Oncology, Chicago, IL, June 2013.
7. Wade R, Radhi S, Chiriva-Internati M, Hardwick F, Mer J, Aulakh A, Saadeh C, Yu Y, Mirandola L, Zepeda K,
Chiaramonte R, Colombo M, Platonova N, Nguyen D, D'Chuna N, Konala V, Jenkins MR, Figueroa J, Cobos E;
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The impact of sex on ropporin expression in multiple myeloma patients Texas. ASCO, American Society of
Clinical Oncology, Chicago, IL, June 2013.
8. Mirandola L, Chiriva-Internati M, Cobos M, Yu Y, Figueroa J, Garavelli S, Colombo M, Lazzari E, Platonova N,
Zepeda K, Jumper C, Jenkins MR, Alalawi R, Konala V, Aulakh A, Radhi S, Chiaramonte R; Chemokine
receptors as novel targets of the oncogene Notch1 in acute lymphoblastic leukemia. ASCO, American Society
of Clinical Oncology, Chicago, IL, June 2013.
9. Angela Lefler, Craig Tipton, Sahar Morgan, Thomas Hale, Teresa Baker, Marjorie Jenkins, Robert Kauffman,
Majid Moridani. The investigation of vitamin D and vitamin B12 deficiencies in post-partum women.
American Association for Clinical Chemistry July 2011
10. Chiriva-Internati M, Mirandola L, Yu Y, Jenkins MR, Gornati R, Bernardini G, Gioia M, Chiaramonte R, Cannon
MJ, Kast WM, Cobos E. J Immunother. Cancer Testis Antigen, Ropporin, is a Potential Target for Multiple
Myeloma Immunotherapy. 2011 July/August; 34(6):490-499.
11. Raed Alalawi, Minji Kim, Leonardo Mirandola, Yuefei Yu, Chompunut Asawa, Lukman Tijani, Cynthia Jumper,
Everardo Cobos, Marjorie Jenkins, and Maurizio Chiriva-Internati. New Antigens in Non-small Cell Lung
Cancer Detected Both in Serology and Tissue. Chest October 2011 140:4 Meeting Abstracts 938A;
doi:10.1378/chest.1118730 (chosen for oral presentation)
12. Chiriva-Internati M, Yu Y, Mirandola L, Jenkins M, Cannon M, Chapman C, Cobos E, and Kast WM. Kast Sperm
protein 17 Vaccination Induces a Long-term Protective Immune Response against Ovarian Cancer 25th
Annual meeting of the International Society for Biological Therapy of Cancer, Washington, DC, October 2010.
13. Chiriva-Internati M, Yu Y, Mirandola L, Jenkins M, Gornati R, Bernardini G, Gioia M, Cobos E, and Kast
WM. Successful Generation of Multiple Myeloma Specific Cytotoxic T-lymphocytes Through Ropporin-
Presenting Autologous Dendritic Cell Stimulation The 1st World Congress on Controversies in Hematology
(COHEM) Rome, Italy, 2-5 September 2010.
14. Chiriva-Internati M, Yu Y, Jenkins M, Cannon M, Chapman C, Cobos E, Kast WM. Effective prevention and
therapy of ovarian cancer with sperm protein 17 vaccination. 97th. Annual meeting of the American
Association of Immunologists. Baltimore, MD, May 2010.
15. Chiriva-Internati M, Yu Y, Jenkins M, Cannon M, Chapman C, Cobos E, Kast WM. Effective prevention and
therapy of ovarian cancer with sperm protein 17 vaccination. 97th. Annual meeting of the American
Association of Immunologists. Baltimore, MD, May 2010.
16. Chiriva-Internati M, Yu Y, Jenkins M, Cannon M, Chapman C, Cobos E, Kast WM. Sp17 Protein with CpG
Immunization Induces an Active Immune Response Against Ovarian Cancer in the ID8 Animal Model. Vaccine
Third Global Congress, Singapore. October 2009.
17. Chiriva-Internati M, Yu Y, Jenkins M, Cannon M, Chapman C, Cobos E, Kast WM. Sperm protein 17 vaccination
induces a long-term protective immune response against ovarian cancer. 24th Annual meeting of the
International Society for Biological Therapy of Cancer, Washington, DC, October 2009.
18. Chiriva-Internati M, Ferrari R, Yu Y , Baglioni L, Borri M, Chen B, D’Cunha N, Gagliano N, Grizzi F, Jenkins M,
Frezza E. Cobos E. Sperm protein 17 is expressed in primary and metastatic breast cancer. Southern Regional
Meetings and the Southern Society for Clinical Investigation (SSCI) annual meeting, New Orleans, 21-23
February 2008. J. Invest. Med. 56: 469-470, 2008
19. Chiriva-Internati M, Ferrari R, Jenkins M , Cobos E and Kast WM. AKAP-associated sperm protein over-
expression in ovarian cancer. Southern Regional Meetings, New Orleans, LA. 2007.
20. Chiriva-Internati M, Ferrari R, Jenkins M, Cobos E and Kast WM. Cancer Testis Antigen (CTA): is AKAP-4 a
novel CTA for Multiple Myeloma. Southern Regional Meetings, New Orleans, LA. 2007.
21. Chiriva-Internati M, Ferrari R, Jenkins M, Cobos E and Kast WM. Ropporin is a novel cancer testis antigen for
multiple myeloma. American Association of Immunology’s 94th Anniversary Annual Meeting, May 16-22,
2007.
22. Chiriva-Internati M, Ferrari R, Jenkins M, Cobos E and Kast WM. Ropporin is a novel cancer testis antigen for
multiple myeloma. American Association of Immunology’s 94th Anniversary Annual Meeting, May 16-22,
2007.