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Fall 2002 Colloquium

Wednesdays, 3:30 PM, Auditorium of the Genetics/Biotech Building

Date Speaker Title
September 4 Henry Krause, University of Toronto (Al Laughon) Transcript Localization and Intercellular Signaling
September 11 Tim Durfee, University of Wisconsin–Madison Functional Genomic Studies of E. coli
September 18 Phil Farabaugh, University of Maryland – Baltimore (Mike Culbertson) How mRNAs Can Disturb Translational Accuracy: The Mechanism of +1 Programmed Translational Frameshifting in Yeast
September 25 Ruth Lehmann, New York University and HHMI (Francisco Pelegri) Germ Line Stem Cell Development in Drosophila
October 2 Cynthia Kenyon, University of California – San Francisco (Tom Prolla) Genes and Cells that Control the Aging of C. elegans CANCELLED
October 9 Eric Wieschaus, Princeton University (Grad Students) Cell Shape Changes and the Actin Cytoskeleton During Drosophila Gastrulation
October 16 Jerry Hazelbauer, University of Missouri – Columbia (Julius Adler) Defining Conformational Changes in Transmembrane Signaling Using Cysteine Mutagenesis and Sulfhydryl Chemistry
October 23 David Stern, Princeton University (Sean Carroll and John Doebley) Naked Valleys and Shaven Babies: The Microevolution of Development
October 30 Eduardo Orias, University of California – Santa Barbara (Ching Kung) Tetrahymena thermophila: A Genetic, Unicellular, Animal Model for the Post-Genomic age.
November 6 John Carlson, Yale University (Nansi Jo Colley) Odor and Taste Receptors in Drosophila: Genetics and e-Genetics
November 13 Bob Schmidt, University of California – San Diego (John Doebley) Conservation and Divergence in the Evolution of Floral Organ Identity Gene Function
November 20 Carol Lee, University of Wisconsin–Madison Evolutionary Genetics of Invasive Species
November 27 None scheduled – day before Thanksgiving.
December 4 Nansi Jo Colley, University of Wisconsin–Madison Neural Degeneration Through the Eye of the Fly
December 11 Tomas Prolla, University of Wisconsin–Madison Using DNA Microarrays to Monitor the Aging Process and Its Retardation by Caloric Restriction