Education
B.A., M.A., Valparaiso; Ph.D., University of Illinois
John Lammert
Professor
Biology
Phenytoin, a commonly-used anti-convulsant drug, is known to have several side effects, including an altered immune system. In other organ systems, the drug has been found to bind to the glucocorticoid receptor, as well as to inhibit Ca2+ uptake. Both pharmacological actions are potentially immunosuppressive. In a mouse model, students are studying how phenytoin affects thymocytes and macrophages.Contact Information
Biology
Gustavus Adolphus College
800 West College Avenue
Saint Peter, MN 56082
Phone: 507-933-7330
E-mail: jlammert@gustavus.edu
Courses Taught
- Immunology Lab
- Immunology w/Lab
- Microbes & Health w/Lab
- Microbes Lab
- Microbiology Lab
- Microbiology w/Lab
- Plagues: Old and New
- Princ of Biology w/Lab
- Principles Lab
Events
10-Passenger Van Training Nov 10 1–4 pm
Teachers Talking Writing Nov 10 11:30 am to 1:20 pm
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Huddle Meeting Tomorrow 7–8 pm
News & Blogs
Women’s Swimming & Diving Falls to MSU, Mankato 98-141 Yesterday
Gustavus Residence Halls Closed During Break Yesterday
Eleven Confirmed for Gubernatorial Candidates Forum
Yesterday
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