Degrees
B.S., (Pharmacy), 1975;
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Ph.D., 1983; University of Mississippi
Teaching Specialty
- Professional Pharmacy:
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, PhSci 3215
Principles of Drug Actions, PhSci 3224
Medicinal and Natural Products Chemistry, PhSci 4254
- Graduate Program:
Medicinal Chemistry for Graduate Students, PHSC 5013
Research Interests
My research interests involve the application
of organic chemistry to the solution of biological problems. Ongoing
projects include the design and synthesis of potential antineoplastic agents
and the development of prodrugs with immunomodulatory activity.
Professional Honors
Recent
Publications
Zhou, Xiang;
Handie, Andronica; Salari, Hamid; Fifer, E. Kim; Breen, Philip J.; Compadre,
Cesar M. High Performance Liquid Chromatography Determination of Residue
Levels on Chicken Carcasses Treated with Cetylpyridinium Chloride. J.
Chromatography B 1999, 728, 273-277
Gilbert,
Kathleen M; Wahid, Rahnuma; Fecher, Nuria Portabella; Freeman, James P.;
Fifer, E. Kim Potential Clinical Use of Butyric Acid Derivatives to Induce
Antigen-Specific T Cell Inactivation. J. Pharmacol. Exptl. Therap.
2000, 294, 1146-1153.
Lattin, Danny L. and Fifer, E. Kim.
Cholinergic Drugs, In: “Principles of Medicinal Chemistry”, 5th
ed.; Chapter 10 Foy, W.O., Lemke, T.L. and Williams, D.A., Ed.;
Lippincot, Williams and Wilkins, Philadelphia, 200
Gilbert,
Kathleen M.; Boger, Susan, Fifer, E. Kim Butyric Acid Derivative Induces
Allospecific T Cell Anergy and Prevents Graft-Versus-Host Disease,
Immunopharmacol. Immunotoxicol. 2003, 25, 13-17.
Soderberg,
L.S.F.; Boger, S.; Fifer, E.K.; Gilbert, K.M. Macrophage Production of
Inflammatory Mediators is Potently Inhibited by a Butyric Acid Derivative
Demonstrated to Inactivate Antigen-Stimulated T Cells,
International Immunopharmacol.
2004, 4(9), 1231-1239.
E-mail Address:
ekfifer@uams.edu