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Dr. Ruth Eatock	Ph.D.	Associate Professor of Otology and Laryngology	MEEI	NSCI		Sensory Transduction, Tuning and Transmission by Hair Cells and Afferent Neurons of the Inner Ear
Dr. Michael Eck	M.D., Ph.D.	Associate Professor of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology	DFCI	BBS		Structure biology of cytoplasmic signal transduction
Dr. Ulrike Eggert	Ph.D.	Assistant Professor of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology	HMS	BBS		Chemical approaches to cell division
Dr. Elaine Elion	Ph.D.	Professor of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology	HMS	BBS		Molecular mechanisms of signal transduction
Dr. Stephen Elledge	Ph.D.	Gregor Mendel Professor of Genetics and of Medicine	HMS	BBS		Cell Cycle Control and Genomic Integrity
Dr. Alan Engelman	Ph.D.	Associate Professor of Pathology	DFCI	VIR	BBS	Mechanism of Retroviral DNA Integration Enzymology of retroviral integrase proteins; functional organization of retroviral preintegration complexes. (VIR)
Dr. Florian Engert	Ph.D.	Assistant Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology	HU-Camb	NSCI		Synaptic plasticity: cellular mechanisms, development of functional networks and links to behavior.
Dr. Elizabeth Engle	M.D.	Associate Professor of Neurology	CH	NSCI	BBS	Molecular basis of inherited congenital eye movement disorders and implications for the development of brainstem motorneurons.
Dr. Raymond Erikson	Ph.D.	American Cancer Society Professor of Cellular and Developmental Biology	HU-Camb	VIR		Protein phosphorylation and gene expression in normal and transformed cells.
Dr. Myron Essex	D.V.M., Ph.D.	Mary Woodard Lasker Professor of Health Sciences	HSPH	VIR		Study of human and primate T-lymphotrophic retroviruses, including agents that cause AIDS. Role of viruses in the causing of cancer and AIDS; pathogenesis and evolutionary epidemiology of human retroviruses. (VIR)
Dr. David Evans	Ph.D.	Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics	NERPRC	BBS		Primate Lentiviral Immunology and Pathogenesis
Dr. Mark Exley	Ph.D.	Assistant Professor of Medicine	HIM	IMM		NKT and Other Immune Cell Subsets in Anti-Tumor & Anti-Viral Immunity