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Ruth Itzhaki, MSc PhD MA
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Associate Editor
Term Expiration:
12/31/2024
Affiliation(s):
University of Manchester; University of Oxford
Areas of Interest:
Alzheimer's disease, microbes in the CNS, apolipoprotein E
Biography & Research:
Currently, Visiting Professorial Fellow, University of Oxford, and Professor Emerita, University of Manchester.
Previous positions include: Studentship in Biophysics, Royal Cancer Hospital, Beit Memorial Research Fellow, Dept. of Radiotherapeutics, University of Cambridge & Research Fellow & Praelector, Newnham College, Cambridge. Honorary Lecturer, University of Manchester and Senior Scientist, Paterson Laboratory, University of Manchester, Later, Reader, then Professorial Fellow, University of Manchester.
Recipient of The Lancet “Investigator Award”, presented at the Lancet International Conference on Dementia, 1996; Sir Henry Wellcome Commemorative Award for Innovative Research 1996 (& short-listed for a different proposal); Olympus Foundation Award, 1997 & 2009; Interlaken Leadership Award, 2011; Manchester Women in Science Award, 2011; Alzheimer’s Research Forum Research Award, 2011.
. Sole or senior author of all but six of my publications – nearly all in refereed journals. One publication was listed as a Citation Classic (defined as a ‘highly useful publication as identified by the Science Citation Index’). My 1997 paper in The Lancet was listed (Lipkin and Hornig, Lancet, 352, end of year review, 1998) as one of the five key publications in Neurovirology for 1997-1998.
.Associate Editor, Journal of Neurovirology (USA), & previously, of Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.. Member: Biochemical Society, Society for General Microbiology, Patent: APOE genotype as a prognostic marker for hepatitis Itzhaki, R.F., Wozniak, M.A. & Irving, W.I. International Application Number: PCT/GB2003/000104. International Publication Number: WO 2003/060158 A3. Inventor, patent filed. WO2014124978) Helicase-primase inhibitors for use in a method of treating Alzheimer's disease
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