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James A. Warneke,
MD
Associate Professor of Surgery
Director, General Surgery
Residency Program
Arizona Health Sciences Center
Department of Surgery
Arizona Cancer Center, Rm. 1968 J,
1501 N. Campbell Avenue
PO Box 245024
Tucson, AZ 85724-5024
Office Phone: (520) 626-3970
Clinic Phone (520) 694-2873
Email: jwarneke@surgery.arizona.edu
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MD:
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1982,
University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine |
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Internship:
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1982-83,
General Surgery, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ |
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Residency:
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1983-87,
General Surgery, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ |
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Fellowship:
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1987-89,
Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY |
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Clinical Specialties
Treatment of sarcoma and melanoma
Breast and gastrointestinal malignancies
Board Certification
American Board of Surgery
Research
My research involves the treatment of breast cancer and skin malignancies,
especially melanoma, as well as clinical breast cancer research.
Other research is conducted in the laboratory studying Thymocyte
receptor expression in melanoma. The laboratory has developed
a transgenic mouse model for melanoma development, which we hope
to use to study the progression and prevention of melanoma.
I am also co-principal investigator on a program project grant
from the National Cancer Institute belonging to David Alberts,
M.D. This grant is for the study of chemoprevention of skin cancer.
The clinical part of the project is to research the effectiveness
of vitamins A and E. Volunteers with moderate to severe skin damage
are recruited, and the effects of oral vitamin A in one study
and topical vitamin E in another are studied.
Finally, I am co-investigator on Several Arizona Cancer Center
clinical gene therapy studies funded by Vical, Inc., and coordinated
by Evan Hersh, M.D. These involve direct gene transfer with a
lipid complex of either a HLA B-7 gene or an interleukin-2 gene.
The projects involve patients with incurable malignancies. Their
tumors are injected with the HLA B-7 gene or an interleukin-2
gene for the purpose of stimulating the patient's own immune system
to fight the malignancy, thus ridding the patient of the tumor.
Selected Publications
- Warneke JA, Grossklaus
D, Davis J, Stea B, Bebb G, Taylor C, Hastings R, Villar H.
(1995). Influence of local treatment on recurrence rate of ductal
carcinoma in-situ. Journal of the American College of Surgeons
180(6): 683.
- Warneke JA, Berger
R, Villar H, Stea D. (1996). Lumpectomy and radiation treatment
for invasive lobular carcinoma of the breast. The American Journal
of Surgery 172(5): 496.
- Stopeck AT, Hersh
EM, Akporiaye ET, Grogan T, Harris DT, Schluter S, Unger E,
Warneke JA, Stahl S. (1997). Phase I study of immunotherapy
of malignant melanoma by direct gene transfer of an allogenic
histocompatibility antigen, HLA-B7. Journal of Clinical Oncology,
January.
- Alberts DS, Dorr
RT, Aickin M, Einspahr J, Quinn J, Nelson MA, Xu MJ, Peng YM,
Wymer JA, Goldman R, Bozzo P, Warneke James A, Bowden GT, Gensler
H Randomized Double-Blinded, Placebo-Controlled Study of Topical
2-(Difluoromethyl)-dl-ornithine in the Chemoprevention of Actinic
Keratosis. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention.
- Alberts DS, Dorr RT, Einspahr JG,
Aickin M, Saboda K, Xu MJ, Peng YM, Goldman R, Foote J, Warneke
J, Salasche S, Roe D, Bowden GT. Chemoprevention of human actinic
keratoses by topical 2-(Difluoromethyl)-dl-ornithine. Cancer
Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention 9: 1281-1286, 2000.
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