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Date
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Speaker
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Title
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Host
|
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9/11
|
+Jason Wolfe
Biology Department
Wesleyan University |
Post-Translational Methylation and its Potential Significance for
Conjugation in Tetrahymena and for Vascular Disease
|
Wolfe
|
|
9/18
|
*Scott Holmes
MB&B Department
Wesleyan University |
Gene silencing in Saccharmoyces
|
Holmes
|
|
9/19
|
*Shaun Snyders |
Ph.D. THESIS PRESENTATION: Subunit Interaction and Regulation of E.
Coli translocation components
|
.
|
|
9/25
|
+Joseph Madri
Dept. of Pathology
Yale University |
The Role of Platelet Endothelial Cell Adhesion Molecule 1(PCAM/cd31) in
Vasculogenesis and Angiogenesis
|
Wolfe
|
|
9/29 (Mon.)
|
+Julius Lukes
Czech. Academy
of Sciences |
RNA Editing and Kinetoplast DNA Structure in Kinetoplastid Protozoa
|
Berry
|
|
10/2
|
*Sorin Istrail
Sandia National Lab |
Mathematics of Protein Folding: From Computational Intractability to
Algorithms
|
Russu
|
|
10/10
|
+Judith Dunn |
Ph.D. THESIS PRESENTATION: Identification of IgG as a Marker for
Cortical Neurons and the Consequences of IgG Depletion of Development of
the Cerebral Cortex
|
.
|
|
10/15 (Wed.)
|
+Steven DiNardo
Rockefeller University |
GORTNER LECTURE SERIES: Spermatogenesis in Drosophila: A Simple Stem
Cell System
|
Donady/Weir
|
|
10/20
|
+Daniela L. Bell |
Ph.D. THESIS PRESENTATION: Phenotypic plasticity for root growth and
deployment: response to soil moisture in two annual polygonum species
|
.
|
|
10/22 (Wed.)
|
+Laurel Raftery
Harvard University |
GORTNER LECTURE SERIES: SMAD proteins in the TFG-Beta Family Signal
Transduction: From Fly Genetics to Human Cancer
|
Donady/Weir
|
|
10/16
|
+Larry Katz
Duke University |
Neurotrophins in Cortical Development
|
Naegele
|
|
10/30
|
*Lori Frappier
University of Toronto |
Regulation of DNA Replication by Epstein-Barr Virus Nuclear Antigen 1
and Replication Protein
|
McAlear
|
|
11/6
|
+Kamran Khodakhah
Univ. of Pennsylvania |
Functional properties of InsP3 signaling in Cerebellar Purkinje neurons
|
Bodznick
|
|
11/12 (Wed.)
|
*Sanford Bernstein
San Diego State Univ. |
MARK DWORKIN LECTURE: Genetic, transgenic and biophysical approaches to
understanding myofibril assembly and function
|
Donady
|
|
11/20
|
+James L. Gould
Princeton University |
The Evolution of Mate Choice
|
Kirn
|
Seminars are held in 107 Shanklin at 3:45 unless otherwise indicated.
Refreshments in 201 Shanklin at 3:30.
