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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
2004 SPRING SEMINAR SERIES

DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGY+ and MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY*


Seminars are held in 107 Shanklin at 12 NOON on Thursdays unless otherwise indicated in red.
 Date Speaker Title Host
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
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
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

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

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+Biology Department seminars
*Molecular Biology & Biology Department seminars

If there are any problems with this page, please email Susan Lastrina (slastrina@wesleyan.edu), Biology Department,
Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 06459-0170.

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