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Dr. Jane Noble-HarveyAssociate Professor Contact![]() Noble-Harvey Office: 211 McKinly Lab Mailing address: Phone: (302) 831-8260 EducationB.S.: Simmons College Research InterestsMy current interests and efforts in course development have been strongly influenced by my past research experiences and my work experiences. My research areas have included the molecular biology of poliovirus replication, the acid lability of human rhinoviruses, and interactions of rhinoviruses with human cells during the process of infection. Also I have worked at public health laboratories of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of California. This background, plus my training in many areas of microbiology in a medical school setting; have biased my interests toward human health and disease, particularly toward human cancer and infectious microbial diseases. Topics which concern human disease, and its prevention are becoming more and more important to us all. Recently we have seen the failure of traditional antibiotics which once protected us against bacterial infections, the emergence of new diseases, and the re-emergence of ancient infectious diseases. These challenges are being countered by new, creative approaches in treatment. In addition, we are all being urged to participate more actively in our own health care, so education in health related areas is crucial. My teaching reflects these current concerns and the exciting road ahead of us in health care. My students and I have benefited recently from the use of problem-based learning in several of my courses, and I expect to be active in further teaching innovation and enrichment, which enhance the learning experience. Teaching
*Course web site available through MyCourses Selected PublicationsNoble-Harvey, J. "The Curse of the Mummy," in Thinking Toward Solutions: Problem-Based Learning Activities for General Biology, D. Allen and B. Duch, eds., Saunders College Publishing, Philadelphia, 1998. Noble-Harvey, J. and Lonberg-Holm, K. Sequential steps in attachment of human rhinovirus type 2 to HeLa cells. J. Gen. Virol. 25: 83-91, 1974. Noble, J. and Lonberg-Holm, K. Interactions of components of human rhinovirus type 2 with HeLa cells. Virology 51:270-278,1973. Noble, J. and Levintow, L. Dynamics of poliovirus-specific RNA synthesis and the effects of inhibitors of virus replication. Virology 40:634-642,1970. |
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