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DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGY+ and
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY
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2007 SPRING SEMINAR SERIES


Seminars are held in Rm 107 SH at 12 NOON on Thursdays, unless otherwise indicated.


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 Date

Speaker and Title

Host

 February

 2/1

+Alexandra Joyner
  NYU Medical Center
Cerebellum patterning: From folds and stripes to circuits Grabel
2/8 rescheduled for Fall 08  
2/15 *Todd Washington
  University of Iowa
Replication of damaged DNA in eukaryotes by specialized DNA polymerases Hingorani
2/20
TUE
+Ross Upshur
  Sunnybrook Health
  Sciences Center
  Toronto, Canada
Surviving SARS, preparing for pandemics: Ethics, infectious diseases and modern health care organizations Faust

 March

3/1 +Sam Pleasure
   Neurology Dept
   UCSF
The meninges are a distributed signaling center controlling multiple steps of cortical development Naegele
3/8 *canceled
3/29 +Gerald Downes
  UMASS
From behavior to genes: Development of locomotive behavior in Zebrafish Devoto

 April

4/5 *Vinod Makhijani
  Life Sciences Corp.
  Brandford, CT
Massively-parallel high-throughput whole genome sequencing technology McAlear
4/12 +Jennifer Mansfield
  Barnard College
Hox genes, microRNAs and patterning in the vertebrate embryo Burke
4/19 *Leroy Hood
  Institute for
  Systems Biology
  Seattle, WA
Systems biology and medicine: Towards predictive, preventive, personalized and participatory medicine. Lane
4/26 +Mary Baylies
  Sloan Kettering Institute
Making muscle in fly and mammals: Remodeling of the actin cytoskeleton is required for myoblast fusion Devoto

May

  5/3

*Steven L. Jacques
 Oregon Health &
 Sciences University

Biomedical optics and lasers in medicine: How light affects tissues and tissues affect light

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