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Bethesda, Md 20817

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Dan T. Brody, M.D.

Education

• 1985 - B.Sc., University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
  Major: Microbiology
• 1987 - M.Sc., Hood College, Frederick, Maryland
  Major: Cell Biology
• 1992 - MD, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland
• 1992 - 1995 - Medical Resident, Department of Internal Medicine, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, D.C.
• 1995 - 1998 - Medical Staff Fellow, Allergy and Immunology Laboratory of Allergic Diseases, NIAID, NIH.
• 1998 to present - Allergist in private practice

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Certifications

• 1992 - Diplomate, NBME,
• 1995 - American Board of Internal Medicine
• 1997 - American Board of Allergy and Immunology

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Our Services

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CV's
     Howard Boltansky, MD
     Dan T. Brody, MD

Patient Resources


Services

Asthma
Allergy
Patient Education

Honors

• 1992 - Milton H.Sacks Award for Excellence in Hematology
• 1997 - Distinguished Residents and Fellows Asthma Scholarship Award

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Hospital Affiliations

• Sibley Memorial Hospital
• Georgetown University Hospital

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Memberships

• American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
• American Thoracic Society
• Greater Washington Asthma, Allergy and Immunology Society
• Medical Society of the District of Columbia

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Publications

1. Brody, D; Metcalfe DD. Mast Cells: A unique and functional diversity (editorial). Clinical and Experimental Allergy 1998 28:1167-1170.
2. Baraniuk JN; Ali M; Brody DT; Maniscalco J; Gaumond E; Fitzgerald T; Wong G; Yuta A; Mak JC; Barnes PJ; Bascom R; Troost T. Glucocorticoids induce beta-2 adrenergic receptor function in human nasal tissue. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 1997 155(2):704-710.
3. Bristol LA; Ruscetti FW; Brody DT; Durum SK. IL-1 alpha induces expression of active TGF beta in non-proliferating T cells via a post-transcriptional mechanism. Journal of Immunology 1990 145(12): 4108-4114.
4. Brody DT; Durum SK. Membrane IL-1 : IL-1 alpha precursor binds to the plasma membrane via a lectin-like interaction. Journal of Immunology 1989 143(4): 1183-1187.
5. Romero R; Brody DT; Oyarzun E; Mazor M; Wu YK; Hobbins JC; Durum SK. Infection and labor. III. Intereukin-1: a signal for the onset of parturition. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 1989 160 (5 Pt 1):1117-1123.
6. Romero R; Wu YK; Brody DT; Oyarzun E; Duff GW; Durum SK. Human decidua: a source of interleukin-1. Obstetrics and Gynecology 1989 73(1):31-34.
7. Brody DT; Durum SK. A plasma membrane anchoring mechanism for IL-1. In Monokines and other non-lymphocytic cytokines 1988, edited by Powanda, Oppenheim, Kluger, and Dinarello; Alan R. Liss, Inc., New York. pp.101-107.
8. Tartakovsky B; Finnegan A; Muegge K; Brody DT; Kovacs EJ; Smith MR; Berzofsky JA; Young HA; Durum SK. IL-1 is an autocrine growth factor for T cell clones. Journal of Immunology 1988 141(11):3863-3867.
9. Brody DT; Romero RJ; Durum Sk. IL-1 in normal human amniotic fluid. Lymphokine Research 1987 6(1): abstract 1217.
10. Durum SK; Brody DT; Tartakovsky B. IL-1 as a self-serving principle in T cell clones. Annales De L'Institut Pasteur (Immunology) 1987 138(3):469-472.

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