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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
2002 SPRING SEMINAR SERIES

DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGY+ AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY*


Seminars are held in 107 Shanklin at 3:45 PM unless otherwise indicated.
Refreshments are held in 314 SH at 3:30 PM.

 
 Date Speaker Title Host
Jan. 24

Cliff Tabin+
Harvard Medical School

Patterning the Chick Embryo

Bio Graduate Students
Jan. 31

Gordon Keller+
Mt Sinai School of Medicine
Institute for Gene Therapy & Molecular Medicine

Commitment of Embryonic Stem Cells to the Hematopoietic and Endothelial Lineages

Grabel
Feb. 7

Anindya Dutta*
Harvard Medical School

p21 and geminin: lessons from two inhibitors of the cell cycle

Hingorani
Feb. 14

Kathleen Donohue+
Dept. of Organismic & Evolutionary Biology
Harvard University

Evolution of Plasticity and Parental Effects in Natural Plant Populations

Sultan
Feb. 21

Robin Wharton+
Dept. of Genetics
Duke University

Translational repressors and size regulation in Drosophila

Weir
Feb. 28

Jennifer Wernegreen+
Marine Biological Lab

Evolution of Insect Endosymbionts: Insights From Phylogenetics and Genomics

Cohan
Mar. 7

Richard Sinden*
Texas A&M

Triplet Repeats

Mukerji
Mar. 21

Bik K. Tye*
Dept. of Mol. Biol. & Genetics
Cornell University

Coordination of Genome Expression and DNA Replication in Proliferating Cells: The Multiple Roles of the MCM Proteins in Eukaryotes

McAlear
Mar. 28

TBA

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Apr. 4

Brian Oliver+
National Institutes of Health

Functional Genomics of Drosophila Sexual Dimorphism

Weir

Apr. 11

Carl Anderson*
Brookhaven National Lab

Regulation of the p53 tumor suppressor: Understanding the Posttranslational Modification Code

MBB Grad Students
Apr. 18

Richard Mooney+
Dept. of Neurobiology
Duke University

Synaptic Mechanisms for Song Learning: Auditory-Evoked Inhibition and Vocal Plasticity in Songbirds.

Kirn
Apr. 25

MBB

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Mukerji.
May 2

Brant M. Weinstein+
Lab of Molecular Genetics
NICHD, NIH

Fish Tales: Studying Blood Vessel Formation in the Developing Zebrafish.

Devot


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