Lynn James Guziec
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry
Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas 78627
(512) 863-1285
Academic Positions:
Southwestern University - Department
of Chemistry
Assistant Professor: 1996-
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Cananda, Dept. of Pharmacy
Visiting Professor, 2004
1998-2003 Contract Synthesis, private biotech company
University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
- Department of Biological Sciences:
Visiting Lecturer 1994-1995
New Mexico State University - Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry:
College Assistant Professor 1988-1995
--Co-Principal Investigator,
National Cancer Institute Contract "Chemical
Synthesis of Anti-AIDS Compounds" 1991-1994
--Principal Assistant, National Cancer Institute Contract "Chemical
Synthesis of Anti-AIDS Compounds" 1988-1991
Education:
Ph.D. in Organic
Chemistry, Minor in Biochemistry, Emphasis on Toxicology, May 1988.
Department of Chemistry,
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Thesis: "New Approaches to Tetra-tert-butylethylene:
The Tetra-methylcyclobutanedione
Route; The Sterically
Hindered Geminal Dihalide Route."
Masters of Biological Science, December, 1997. Department of Biological Sciences, University
of Warwick, Coventry,
England Thesis: "The Derivation of A Short Chemistry Course for First
Year Biological Students."
Undergraduate:
B.A., Special Honors in Chemistry. Cum Laude, Chemistry, 1979. Russell Sage
College, Troy, New York.
Other Work Experience:
1987-88 Project Leader, National Cancer Institute,
Developmental Therapeutics Branch Contract.
1984-86
Research Assistant in Organic Chemistry.
1983-85 Contract Synthesis and Development of Specialty Chemicals.
Professional Affliations:
Member
of American Chemical Society
Rio Grande Valley Section of American Chemical Society
(1991 Chairman ; 1990 Secretary/Treasurer )
Member of American Association of University Women
Member of American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
Professional Activies:
Reviewer:
Journal of Organic Chemistry
Chimiques Belges
Awards and Honors:
--Owen Weeks Research Award Outstanding Graduate Student Researcher,
New Mexico State University, 1986.
--American Men and Women in Science
Publications:
R. Baechler, L.J. SanFilippo (Guziec)
and A. Schroll, "Structural Effects Upon
Competetive Decomposition
Pathways of Thiosulfoxide Intermediates," Tetrahedron
Letters, 22, 5247 (1981).
F.S. Guziec,
Jr., L.J. SanFilippo (Guziec), C.J. Murphy, C.A. Moustakis and E.R.
Cullen, "Selones as Intermediates in the Preparation of Extremely Sterically
Hindered
Molecules," Tetrahedron, 41,
4873 (1985).
F.S. Guziec,
Jr. and L.J. SanFilippo (Guziec), "A Convenient Synthesis of
Sterically Hindered Geminal Dihalides," Synthesis, 547 (1988).
F.S. Guziec, Jr., L.J. SanFilippo (Guziec) and L.M. Wasmund, "Convenient
Preparations of Potential Metabolites
of 6-n-Propylthiouracil," Org. Prep. Proceed. Int.,
22, 619 (1990).
F.S. Guziec, Jr. and L.J. SanFilippo (Guziec), "An Unusual Stereoelectronic
Reversal of Reactivities in 2,2,4,4-Tetramethylcyclobutanedione
Derivatives," J. Org.
Chem., 56, 3178 (1991).
L. J. SanFilippo (Guziec), "An Improved
Synthesis of 9-Chloro-2-Methoxyacridine,"
Org. Prep. Proced.
Int., 23, 130 (1991).
K.W. Kohn,
A. Orr, P.M. O'Connor, L.J. Guziec and F.S. Guziec, Jr., "Synthesis and
Activity of A Series of Mono and Difunctional 9Aminoacridine
Intercalating Mustards,"
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 37,
67 (1994).
F.S. Guziec, Jr. and L.J. Guziec,"A Directed Metallation Route to
the Selenium
Analogue of Methimazole (MMI),"
J. Org. Chem., 59, 4691
(1994).
A. Taurog, M. L. Dorris, L. Guziec and F.S. Guziec Jr., "The Selenium
Analog of
Methimazole: Measurement
of Its Inhibitory Effect on Type I 5'-Deiodinase and of Its
Antithyroid Activity," Biochem.
Pharmacol., 48,
1447 (1994).
R. Pankayatselvan,
F.S. Guziec, Jr., A. Gopalan, L. Guziec, R. Raghavachari and D.
Wei, "Preparation of Some Analogues of Myristoyl CoA," Org. Prep. Proceed.
Int.,
27, 347 (1995).
D. F. Mullica, F. S. Guziec Jr.,L.J. Guziec, J.R. Grant, H.J. A. Kautz and J. M.
Farmer, "Synthesis,
Characterization, Peripheral Studies and Structural Analysis of
Tri (p-anisyl)selenonium trifluoroacetate," Journal of Molecular Structure,
478, 235-241, (1999).
J. Fourie, C.J. Oleschuk, F.S. Guziec, Jr., L. Guziec,
D. J. Fiterman, C. Monterrosa and
A. Begleiter, "The Effect of Functional Groups on Reduction and Activation
of Quinone
Bioreductive Agents by DT-Diaphorase," Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology,
49, 100-110, (2002).
J. Fourie,
F. Guziec, Jr., L. Guziec, D.J. Fiterman, C. Monterrosa and A. Begleiter.
³Structure-activity study of benzoquinone bioreductive alkylating
agents: Effects on DT-diaphorase
mediated DNA cross-link and strand break formation and relation to mechanisms
of cytotoxicity.²
Cancer Chemother. Pharmacol.,
53, 191-203,( 2004).
Invited Chapters:
F.S.
Guziec, Jr. and L.J. SanFilippo (Guziec), "Synthetically Useful Extrusion
Reactions of Organic Sulfur,
Selenium and Tellurium Compounds," Tetrahedron, 20,
6241 (1988).
F.S. Guziec, Jr. and L.J. Guziec, "Synthesis of Functions Containing
a
Selenocarbonyl or Tellurocarbonyl
Group," Organic Functional Group
Transformations, ed. A.R. Katritzky, Vol. 6, Pergamon Press,1995,
pp 587-599.
F.S. Guziec, Jr.and L.J. Guziec, "Synthesis of Seleno and Telluro
aldehydes and
Ketones," Organic
Functional Group Transformations,
ed. A.R. Katritzky,Vol. 3,
Pergamon Press, 1995, pp. 601-624.
F.S. Guziec, Jr.and L.J. Guziec, "Selenium Extrusion Reactions,"
in Organoselenium
Chemistry: A Practical Approach, ed. T.G. Back, Oxford Press, 1999, pp.193-206.
L. J. Guziec and F. S. Guziec,
Jr., "The Synthesis of Seleno- and Telluro-Aldehydes
and Ketones," in Organic Functional Group Transformations II, ed. A. R. Katritzky, Elsevier ,
In Press, 2004.
L. J. Guziec and F. S. Guziec, Jr., "The Synthesis of Functions with
a Selenocarbonyl
or Tellurocarbonyl Group Organic Functional Group Transformations II, ed. A. R. Katritzky, Elsevier,
In Press, 2004.
F. S. Guziec, Jr. and L. J. Guziec, "Multiple Bonds via Extrusion Reactions," Organic Reactions,
In Preparation.