Anna Tate Riegel
Title
Professor
Professor of Oncology and Pharmacology
Professor of Oncology and Pharmacology
Department
Breast Cancer
General profile
Phone
202-687-1479
Fax
2026874821
Bio
Univ. Leeds U.K. (First Class Honors) B.S. 1978 Pharmacology
Univ. Leeds U.K. (with distinction) M.S. 1979 Steroid Endocrinology
University of Wisconsin, McArdle Lab Ph.D. 1983 Oncology
Honors & Other Special Scientific Recognition
1980-1982 Fulbright Scholar
1982 James Price Award for Cancer Research
1982-1983 Madison Graduate School Fellow, University of Wisconsin
1984-1985 Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
1990-1992 Pharmaceutical Manufacturer’s Association Foundation Junior Faculty Development Award
1992-1997 Research Career Development Award, NIH
Professional Societies
1991 Member, American Endocrine Society
2002 Member, American Association of Cancer Research
Patents filed/granted
1998 “Use of FGF-BP gene promoter sequences as sensors of drug effects and oncogenic, angiogenic vascular and immune function.” Violaine K. Harris, Anton Wellstein and Anna T. Riegel
Provisional PCT/US99/16544; international 014749.0104
2002 “Coactivators in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.”
Anna T. Riegel, Ronald Reiter and Anton Wellstein, filed.
Univ. Leeds U.K. (with distinction) M.S. 1979 Steroid Endocrinology
University of Wisconsin, McArdle Lab Ph.D. 1983 Oncology
Honors & Other Special Scientific Recognition
1980-1982 Fulbright Scholar
1982 James Price Award for Cancer Research
1982-1983 Madison Graduate School Fellow, University of Wisconsin
1984-1985 Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
1990-1992 Pharmaceutical Manufacturer’s Association Foundation Junior Faculty Development Award
1992-1997 Research Career Development Award, NIH
Professional Societies
1991 Member, American Endocrine Society
2002 Member, American Association of Cancer Research
Patents filed/granted
1998 “Use of FGF-BP gene promoter sequences as sensors of drug effects and oncogenic, angiogenic vascular and immune function.” Violaine K. Harris, Anton Wellstein and Anna T. Riegel
Provisional PCT/US99/16544; international 014749.0104
2002 “Coactivators in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.”
Anna T. Riegel, Ronald Reiter and Anton Wellstein, filed.
CV
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Education
- PhD (1983) University of Wisconsin, Oncology
- MS (1979) University of Leeds, UK, Steroid Endocrinology
- BS (1978) University of Leeds, UK, Pharmacology

