ProfessorGeoffrey Grant. PhD
<> Emeritus  University of Texas
       
Email:        ggrant@uttx.com
URL :          http://uttx.com/Resume
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   Dr. Grant founded University Technologies of Texas, Inc  [UTTx] to develop technologies for the marketplace and especially his own passion of products to extend lifespan in humans and develop pharmaceuticals that will prevent and reverse the symptoms of aging.

    He is an Emeritus Professor of Science and Former Director of the University of Texas Arlington Technology Incubator, an organization that strives to assist startup companies in the Arlington area, with special emphasis on technologies originating from science and engineering laboratories. During his tenure  the Incubator grew from 3 companies to over twenty [20+] with two of the three initial companies graduating into a successful businesses. The development of UTA originating technology companies during 2004 was highly significant; the ratio of the number of companies formed to the level of research funding and expenditures UTA ranked #1 among U.S. universities.
From 1998-2003 Dr. Grant was Senior Manager of Research and Technology and Director of Research Compliance at the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth.[UNTHSC]. His responsibilities included all aspects of the protection and commercialization of UNTHSC intellectual property.   Under his tutelage the UNTHSC Office of Research acquired equity in 6 start-up new businesses  based upon licenses to UNTHSC  Intellectual Property.  As he has since accomplished at UTA,  during  this period UNTHSC
ranked #1 among U.S. universities in intellectual property and technology transfer and conversion into startup companies formed with respect to their level of research funding. Two of these startup companies have become public entities during 2003. Myogen, inc.  Westminister, Colo
[MYOG  -Nasdaq]  and Kane Biotech, inc.  Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. [Toronto-KNE].
      Dr. Grant is a member of the Kane Biotech, inc. Board of Directors.
 He received his Ph.D. in Cell Biology and Genetics for University of California -San Diego 
  Melvin Simon, Ph.D. Supervisor.  } where he was a Regents Fellow. Dr. Grant's research interest is Biognosis as it relates to the root molecular cause of aging. In particular, his interest is directed to dysfunctional intracellular signaling and energy metabolism.
Dr. Grant moved to Texas in 1998 from  California, where he had been a biotech consultant, business developer, and private entrepreneur for 20 years. In 1993 as Chief Executive of now Micrologix Biotech, Inc. he guided it through its conversion from a private to publicly traded company. MICROLOGIX BIOTECH-recent name change to MIGENIX, inc. 
(TOR:MGI) now one of the larger public biotech companies in Canada.
Prior to entering the industry sector, Dr. Grant was at the Salk Institute as part of the Neuroendocrinology group of Dr. Roger Guillemin, who received the 1977 Nobel prize for the group's research on, and discovery of, the Hypothalamic releasing hormones Thyrotropin Releasing Hormone  {TRH}, Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone. {GnRH] and Somatostatin, Dr. Grant was a
Co-Discoverer of Somatostatin, the Hypothalamic Growth Hormone Release Inhibiting Peptide [ SRIF ] that inhibits growth hormone and thyrotropin secretion by the pituitary and insulin and glucagon secretion in the pancreas. Somatostatin was the first commercially genetically engineered peptide [ Genentech  (DNA-NYSE)],
], Inc. Dr, Grant's research at Salk primarily concerned structure activity relationships of the hypothalamic peptides,  conducted in collaboration with Dr. Wylie Vale, who is still at the Salk Institute and now a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Grant was [2003] the World's #1 tennis senior doubles player in his age division [ International Tennis Federation ] and a member of the United States Tennis Assoc.  senior tennis team in 2002 and 2003. He has several National senior singles titles to his credit and numerous USTA National senior doubles titles. He was the first person to patent and install a tennis electronic line calling machine on a professional tennis tournament in 1975, a futile effort that only recently has reached a practical dimension.

PUBLISHED REFERRALS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_Frank_Grant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_line_judge_(tennis)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-line_court
University of  Texas @ Arlington Magazine Article -Geoffrey Grant  Spring 2004 

Education         Curriculum Vitae

B.Sc.A. Food Technology & Microbiology. University of British Columbia, 1962

M. Sc.  Biochemistry and Microbiology. University of British Columbia, 1964

Ph. D.   Genetics and Cell Biology, University of California ÐSan Diego  1968

                            Melvin Simon, Ph.D. Supervisor.

Post-Doctoral  Cellular Immunology Laboratory of Melvin Cohn. Salk Institute.
 

Academic Grants, Awards and Honors

Regents Fellow at the University of California- San Diego.

2003  Principal Investigator     Economic Development Administration Grants

08-01-03834      $1,400,000

“Public Works and Economic Development Facilities Assistance”

          and  08-06-03757      $   150,000

         "Assistance in Establishing a Business Technology Incubator"

1993   IRAP Project Manager,      National (Canada) Research Council

1993   Award Project Supervisor,          British Columbia Science Council

1992   Technology Inflow Program Award,      National (Canada) Research Council

1989   SBIR Phase I Award, US. National Institutes of Allergy & Infectious Diseases

              "Computer Simulation Modeling in Biological Systems"

 Memberships

            Arlington Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Council.
            Advisory Board of Texas Coalition for Capital.
            Texas Technology Transfer Association. [T
3A]
            University Technologies of Texas Partnership
            Association of University Technology Managers [AUTM]
            National Business Incubator Asssociation

Recent Publications & Presentations

"Entrepreneurship- Starting a New business"
Geoffrey Grant .  American Venture Magazine.
 First Quarter 2006   PDF File

"Benchmarking  university technology transfer programs."     Geoffrey Grant,            PDF   file

Office of Research Integrity @ NIH 
          "The need for Digital Authentication of Research Notebooks"
         Nov.  2002 Conference.  Geoffrey Grant               ABSTRACT         PowerPoint

 "Converting research science to business earnings not for the timid."

               Geoffrey Grant & C. J. Fair      Dallas-Fort Worth TechBiz Jan 21, 2002       PDF ffile

Nutraceutical Research ideas      PDF File

A prototype relational database of functional genomics and
proteomics information concerning the process of aging.
Feng Ji, Stojanovic, Elmasri & Grant
Submitted  16th  Int'l Conference on Genomic Informatics. 2005   PDF File

The USDA Food Pyramid and Amerca's Eating Habits
Natural Pharmacy   Aug 2005
Geoffrey Grant &  Cheri  Fair        PDF File

'The Root Molecular Cause of Aging"   Power Point Seminar
 UTA Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry      
Oct 15, 2004          PDF File

ARTICLES   51 and 52  are works in progress.  I would Appreciate comments and input.  ggrant@uttx.com

52.   "Evolutionary pressure favors an aging phenotype."   Geoffrey Grant &  Craig Conrad      PDF   file

 51.   "Aging: A consequence of Completed Epigenetics"      Geoffrey Grant,            PDF   file

<>49.     "Roger Guillemin – Biography".    by Geoffrey Grant,  PDF file
          Bill Marshall (ed), France and the Americas: Culture, Politics,
            History. Oxford/Santa Barbara: ABC-Clio, 2005.


48.   "Choosing a Diet for Life "         PDF   file
             
       G.F. Grant and C.J. Fair
         Natural Pharmacy  Febuary, 2005, 


47.       Aging:   A consequence of completed Epigenesis         Geoffrey Grant

                                    PDF file          HTML

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44.       "The Hot Brain; Could it Control your Temper....ature."   PDF   file

             Trends in  Endocrinology & Metabolism 13, p44 Jan/Feb 2002
              Book Review     Geoffrey Grant and C. J. Fair

43.      Decline of Life's Energy Theory of Aging:                                       PDF file
         Restoration of Anabolic and Regulatory Processes with Nutraceuticals.
         Geoffrey Grant and Tyler Parr
             11th World Congress of Food Science and Technology April 2001
             Proceedings of Pre-Conference Internet Conference pp .361. Abst.

42.       The New Face of Aging                      G.F. Grant and C.J. Fair
         Natural Pharmacy 5 April 2001, p1.   PDF  file

41.       DOLE Theory of Aging;       PDF file

          "Restoration of anabolic and regulatory processesGrant, G.F. and Tyler Parr.       
                 Expert  Opinion of Therapeutic Patents. (2000) 10(12):  1885-1898.
 

40.       DOLE Theory of Aging;   PDF file

              "Revitalization of Aged Mitochondria and Energy MetabolismGrant, G.F. and Tyler Parr.    
               Expert  Opinion of Therapeutic Patents. (2000) 10(8): 1233-1243

39.       Therapeutic Neutraceutical treatments for Osteoarthritis and Ischemia.  PDF file

              Grant, G.F. and Gracy R.W. 
              Expert  Opinion of Therapeutic Patents.
(2000)10(1):39-48.

38.    Restoration of anabolic and regulatory processes with Nuraceuticals.

                Natural Pharmacy Conference presentation  Sept, 2000            Ppt   

Somatostatin Reference.

Vale, W. P. Brazeau , G. Grant., A. Nussey, R. Burgus, J. Rivier, N, Ling, R. Guillemin. 1973 "Premieres observations sur le mode d'action  de la somatostatine un facteur hypothalamique que inhibe la secretion de l'hormo de croissance",          

C. R. Acad. Sci (Paris) 275: 2913.  Pdf File