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DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGY⁺
and
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY*
2004 SPRING SEMINAR SERIES

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Seminars are held in Shanklin Room 107 at 12 NOON on Thursdays, unless otherwise indicated in red.

Date	Speaker and Title		Host
January
Jan 22	Stephen Stearns Yale University	Selection arenas, mate choice, and genomic approaches to tradeoffs.	Biology Graduate Students
Jan 29	Amy Gehring*	Development of the Filamentous Bacterium Streptomyces coelicolor.	MB&B
February
Feb 5	Gina Turrigiano Brandeis University	Control of synapse number and strength in developing cortical networks.	Kirn
Feb 10 Tuesday	Mark Flory*	Application of quantitative mass spectrometry to cellular profiling and protein complex analysis.	MB&B
Feb 12	Amy Gladfelter*	Mitosis in multinucleated fungal cells: Evidence for a nuclear autonomous cell cycle.	MB&B
Feb 19	Mirit Aladjem*	Mammalian DNA replication: coordination of initiation sites and timing.	MB&B
Feb 26	Jason Brickner*	How localization of DNA within the nucleus affects its transcriptional state.	MB&B
March
Mar 4	Susan Ackerman The Jackson Laboratory	Molecular mechanisms in neuronal degeneration: Lessons from mutant mice.	Naegele
Mar 25	Steven Munger* University of Maryland School of Medicine	The molecular basis of odor and taste transduction.	Lane
April
Apr 1	Jennifer B. Hughes Brown University	What determines bacterial diversity? Studies from tes tubes to Narrangansett Bay.	Cohan
Apr 8	Malcolm Campbell Davidson College	DNA Microarrays Explained and Examined.	Tausta
Apr 15	Paul M. Magwene UPenn	Modularity in gene regulatory networks. (tentative)	Chernoff
Apr 22	Linda Bloom* University of Florida	Flipped out by alkyladenine DNA glycosylase.	Hingorani
Apr 29	Ann Messer NY State Dept of Health	Engineered intracellular antibodies as treatments for neurological diseases.	Naegele

⁺Biology Department Seminars
*Molecular Biology & Biochemistry Department Seminars

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