University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections6568 (Accession No. 6568-001)Davis, Trisha (Trisha N.), 1954-Trisha N. Davis
papers1971-201612.8 cubic feet (10 boxes including 1 floppy disc and 1
CD)Collection
materials are in
English.Research
materials, grant applications, meeting notes, and coursework of a Biochemistry
Professor at the University of WashingtonTrisha N. Davis received a B.A. in both computer science and biology
from University of California Santa Cruz in 1976, followed by a Ph.D. in
molecular biophysics and biochemistry from Yale University in 1983. She held a
postdoctoral fellowship in biochemistry and University of California at
Berkeley 1983-1987, then received an appointment as assistant professor of
biochemistry at the University of Washington in December 1987. She remained at
the University of Washington for the rest of her career, becoming associate
professor in July 1994 and full professor in July 2001, and finally professor
emeritus in July 2024. She was chair of the University of Washington Department
of Biochemistry May 2013 to June 2024, after having served as interim chair
starting in December 2011. Davis was also director of the Yeast Resource
Center, a National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) Biomedical
Technology Research Center, September 2001-December 2016.
Arranged in 3 series.
- Series 1, Academic Research
- Series 2, Professional Committees
- Series 3, Biology and Biochemistry Coursework
Materials include research materials, lecture notes, grant
applications, professional committee meeting notes, coursework, correspondence,
and slides of Trisha N. Davis, a professor of Biochemistry at the University of
Washington.
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Donated by Trisha Davis, 2024-07-01
University Archives/Faculty Papers (University of Washington)University of Washington. University ArchivesColleges and UniversitiesScience
Series 1Academic Research1CVapproximately 1980s10National Institute of Health Grant
Applications1987-19995 foldersRestricted
1-2National Institute of Health - Progress
Report1997-201521 folders2Yeast Resource Center Original Proposal19952Yeast Resource Center Site Visit19962Yeast Resource Center Site Visit20002Yeast Resource Center Site Visit20062Yeast Resource Center Site Visit20112Yeast Resource Center Internal Meeting Notes20012Competing Renewal2000-20163 foldersCompeting renewal paperwork for funding for the project
"Comprehensive Biology: Exploiting the Yeast Genome."
2Grant Applications2001-20112Summary Statement2006Summary statement of proposed continuation of the project
"Comprehensive Biology: Exploiting the Yeast Genome."
3External Advisory Board1997-20093 folders3Patent ApplicationundatedPatent application for stable isotope metabolic labeling for
analysis of biopolymers and intermolecular interactions.
3Consortium Proposals1997-19983Workshop of Consortia19973Cell Polarity Workshop19973Pombe Initiation20033Proteomics2002-20043Unknown ORFs20033Lab Meeting Notes1981-19823Lab Group Meeting Notes1991-20155 folders3Requests for Reagents1992-19983S. Pombe Plasmid Correspondence19933Davis, Muller, Cronan1981-1982Includes negatives of figures.
3PR4 Ideas19823Bacteriophage Assembly Posterapproximately 1980s3"An Akyl Imidate Labeling Study of the Organization of
Phospholipids and Proteins in the Lipid-containing Bacteriophage
PR4"1984Includes rough drafts and research notes.
4Rotation Work - John Cronan's Lab19764Qualifier Exam19784Graduate School - Yale1983-19854Thesis Defenseapproximately 1980sIncludes slides.
4Thesis Informationapproximately 1980s4Thesis Drawingsapproximately 1980s4Thesis Negatives and Slidesapproximately 1980s4Graphs and Photosapproximately 1980s4Extra Copies, Figures, and Corrected Errorsapproximately 1980s4Nonsense Mutants19834Anna Fuller Post-Doctoral Fellowship1982-19854Markey Scholarship19864Rachel Klevit Distinguished Teaching Award
Nomination2007-20104Cold Spring Laboratory Correspondence1990-19934Lab Correspondence19764General Correspondence1979-20113 folders4"Isolation of the Yeast Calmodulin Gene: Calmodulin is
an Essential Protein"1986-19894"Can Calmodulin Function Without Binding
Calcium?"1990-1991Includes rough drafts, research notes, and images.
4"Structural Analysis of Wild-Type and Mutant Yeast
Calmodulins by Limited Proteolysis"1991-19924Manuscript Revisions19924Temperature-Sensitive Mutant19924Cell Meeting Review19924"Similarities and Differences between Yeast and
Vertebrae Calmodulin"4"A Dosage-Dependent Suppressor of a
Temperature-Sensitive Calmodulin Mutant Encodes a Protein Related to the fork
head Family of DNA-Binding Proteins"19924Geiser et. Al Original Figures4Means Review4"Ca2+-Binding to Calmodulin and its Role in
Schizosaccharomyces pombe as Revealed by Mutagenesis and NMR
Spectroscopy"19944"The Essential Mitotic Target of Calmodulin is the
110-Kilodalton Component of the Spindle Pole Body in Saccharomyces
cerevisiae"19934"The Unconventional Myosin, Myo2p, is a Calmodulin
Target at Sites of Cell Growth in Saccharomyces cerevisiae"1993Includes film negatives and photos.
4"The 110-kilodalton Spindle Pole Body Component of
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a Phosphoprotein that is Modified in a Cell
Cycle-Dependent Manner"1995Includes film negatives.
4"Role of Calmodulin and Spc110p Interaction in the
Proper Assembly of Spindle Pole Body Components"1995-19965"Calmodulin Localizes to the Spindle Pole Body of
Schizosaccharomyces pombe and Performs an Essential Function in Chromosome
Segregation"19965"A Mutational Analysis Identifies Three Functional
Regions of the Spindle Pole Component Spc110p in Saccharomyces
cerevisiae"1997Includes film negatives.
5"A Genetic Analysis of Interactions with Spc110p Reveals
Distinct Functions of Spc97p and Spc98p Components of the Yeast Gamma-Tubulin
Complex1997-19985"M1c1p is a Light Chain for the Unconventional Myosin
Myo2p in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae"19975"The Fork Head Transcription Factor Hcm1p Participates
in the Regulation of SPC110"19985"Two Yeast Fork head Genes Regulate the Cell Cycle and
Pseudohyphal Growth"20005Identification of a Human Centrosomal Calmodulin-Binding
Protein that Shares Homology with Pericentrin"1999-20005"Yeast MPS1P Phosphorylates the Spindle Pole Component
Spc110p in the N-Terminal Domain"2001-20025"Genetic Analysis of Yeast Spindle Bodies"1999-20015"Reconstitution and Characterization of the Budding
Yeast y-Tubulin Complex"20025"Pcp1p, an Spc110p-Related Calmodulin Target at the
Centrosome of the Fission Yeast Schizosaccharomyces Pombe"2001-20025"The Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Spindle Pole Body is a
Dynamic Structure"20035"The Centrosomal Proteins Pericentrin and Kendrin are
Encoded by Alternatively Spliced Products of One Gene"2001-20035"Mps1 Phosphorylation of the Kinetochores to Microtubule
Plus-Ends at Metaphase"2004-20075"Phosphoregulation and Depolymerization-Driven Movement
of the Dam1 Complex Do Not Require Ring Formation"20085"The Ndc80 Complex is a Microtubule Rescue Factor
Regulated by Aurora B Kinase"20115Molecular and Cellular Biology Training
Grant1989-19935Research Prospectusundated5Miscellaneous Grants1991-19955National Cancer Institute1985-19905Searle Scholars Program1987-19955Batelle Grant19905Royalty Research Fund2007-20085Humboldt Award Program200910IRB Applications2002-200810Photosapproximately 1990s10Sundberg and Davis19971 floppy disk10Yeast Resource Center PR20051 CDSeries 2Professional Committees5NCRR Principal Investigators Meeting Notes2000-20065Dean's Committee on the Issues of Faculty
Women1994-20015Department Chair Search1998-20005Curriculum Committee1988-19945Graduate Students Committee1995-19965Pharmacology Review Committee2011-20125Graduate Student Grievance Panel20075Corge Meeting Minutes2010-20115Professionalism Committee20085Symposium on Calcium-Binding Proteins and Calcium
Function in Health and Disease19955Organizing Committee for the International Symposia on
Calcium1997-1999Series 3Biology and Biochemistry Coursework6Seminar Notes1976-201717 folders7Biochemistry Department1987-20062 folders7Biochemistry Faculty Meeting Minutes1996-20017ELI Meeting Notes19937Maternity Leave1990-19997Sabbatical1996-19977Mentoring1993-19967TA Training1992-19957Professional Development19987Creative Process Dialogueundated7Grade Averages1992-20077Biochemistry 532 Syllabus19887Biochemistry 532 Exams19907Biochemistry 532 Lecture 11990-19927Biochemistry 532 Lecture 219917Biochemistry 532 Lecture 31989-19917Biochemistry 532 Lecture 41990-19917Biochemistry 532 Lecture 51989-19917Biochemistry 532 Lecture 619917Biochemistry 532 Lecture 719897Biochemistry 532 Miscellaneous1991-19937Biochemistry 440 Course Change Application20057Biochemistry 440 Syllabus20067Biochemistry 440 Miscellaneous2000-20017Biochemistry 440 Exams1971-201213 folders7Biochemistry 440 Grade Average2009-20124 folders7Biochemistry 440 Honors Section2000-20113 folders7Biochemistry 440 Problem Sets1999-20076 folders7Biochemistry 440 Projects2005-20073 folders7Biochemistry 440 TA Information1999-20117 folders8Biochemistry 440 ASUW Lecture Notes1984-20002 folders8Biochemistry 440 Notes - Ken Walsh19858Biochemistry 440 Lecture Notes2000-201118 folders9Teaching Biology 2011990-19959Biology 201 Lecture Notes1990-19969 folders9Biology 201 Course Evaluations19929Biology 201 Exams1992-19964 folders9Biology 201 Handouts19959Biology 201 Labs1992-19943 folders9Biology 201 Miscellaneous19959Biology 201 Original Figures19919Biology 201 Lab Manuals1991-199410Biology 201 Past Lectures1988-199110Lecture Slidesapproximately 1990s2 folders10Regrade Request2000Restricted