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Kim Newton is at the top of her game in television writing ( The X-Files, The Fugitive, Cold Case, Las Vegas ), a domain traditionally viewed as an old boys’ network by the entertainment industry. Factor in that Newton is also a Solo Mom to nine-year-old Oscar, and you’ve got one kick-ass dame.
Kim Newton is a distinguished scientist at Genentech who studies the signaling mechanisms of proinflammatory cell death programs. She has published 65 papers on topics such as CARMA1, EDA-A1, RIPK3 and ZBP1, and received two awards and honors.
I am a Scientist in the Physiological Chemistry Department of Genentech's research organization. My group takes a genetic approach to studying signaling pathways relevant to human disease. Recent work has focused on the regulation of necroptosis, the caspase-independent cell death program that is mediated by the kinase RIP3.
Kim Newton is a former freelance photojournalist who covered Asian, European and African news for various publications. He now teaches multimedia and visual journalism at the University of Arizona and leads study abroad classes in Italy.
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Dr. Newton: The goal is to provide a new dimension to the armamentarium presently used to treat inflammatory pathologies. It is only through the discovery of innovative medicines that make a meaningful impact on the lives of patients that we will fulfill our mission.
Dr. Newton: I think this meeting provides the best opportunity for experts from all parts of the world to engage with our South American scientific counterparts. There is generally good representation from the hosting country, and we have an attendee make up that is distinct from meetings held elsewhere which can only help to infuse the field with ...
Dr. Newton: Apoptosis because it’s less messy. See Dr. Newton's Keynote Address in Sao Paulo on November 19th at "Why So Many Ways to Die? Apoptosis, Necroptosis, Pyroptosis and Beyond" About Kim Newton Kim Newton earned her PhD from the University of Melbourne, Australia for her work with Dr. Andreas Strasser defining the role of death receptor si...
Dr. Kim Newton is a keynote speaker at the \\"Why So Many Ways to Die?\\" meeting in Brazil, where she will discuss the role of caspase-8 in inflammatory cell death. Learn more about her work, collaborations, and insights on cell death pathways and diseases in this Q&A.
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Kim Newton is a TV producer and writer who has worked on shows such as Big Shot, The Blacklist, Gotham and Las Vegas. See her full credits, biography, contact info and more on IMDb.
Jul 1, 2017 · After critics called out “The X-Files” showrunner Chris Carter for seemingly rejecting diversity after hiring an all-male writing team for Season 11, former series writer Kim Newton opened up...
