Simulation EducationDavid K. Barnes, M.D. 
Philosophy of Care
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2315 Stockton Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95817
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Education:
Portland, Oregon
M.D. 2003
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
B.S. 1995
George Washington University
Washington, District of Columbia
B.S. 1992
Internships:
Sacramento, CA
2004
Residency:
Sacramento, CA
2006
Emergency Medicine
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Select Recent Publications:
Black H, Sigal D, Barnes D, et al. A 25-Year-Old Patient with Spontaneous Hemothorax. Chest 2005; I 28(4):3080-3.
Vandenbark AA, Finn T, Barnes D, et al. Diminished frequency ofIL-lO-secreting, T-cell receptor peptide-reactive T-cells in multiple sclerosis patients might allow expansion of activated memory T-cells bearing the cognate BV gene. Jilt Neurosci Rsch. 2001;66(2): 17 J-6
Vandenbark AA, Barnes D, et al. Differential susceptibility of human Th I v. Th2 cells to induction of anergy and poptosis by ECDIIantigen-coupled antigen-presenting cells. Intern Immun. 2000;12(I):57-66
Vandenbark AA, Culbertson N, Finn T, Bames D, et al. Human TCR as antigen: Homologies and potentially cross-reactive HLA-DR2-restricted epilopes within the AV and BV CDR2100ps. Crit Rev Immun. 2000;20(1):57-8
Chou YK, Bourdene D ,Barnes D, et al. IL-7 enhances antigen-specific human T-cel1 response by increasing expression of IL-2R alpha and gamma chains. Jnl Neuroimmun. 1999;96(1): 101-11
