Genetics Colloquium

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Genetics Colloquium Spring 2013 Wednesdays, 3:30 PM, Auditorium of the Genetics/Biotech Building
January 16	Caitlin Pepperell, University of Wisconsin-Madison (special seminar) Controversies and Open Questions in the Evolution of M. tuberculosis
January 23	Jade Wang, University of Wisconsin-Madison Replication-Transcription Conflict in Bacteria Presentation Information
January 30	Michael Gould, University of Wisconsin-Madison From QTL to Gene: Identifying Targets for Disease Prevention
February 6	Chris Bradfield, University of Wisconsin-Madison Dioxin, Clocks and Oxygen: Prototype Signals of PAS Sensors
February 13	Gary Churchill, Jackson Labs Genetic Analysis of RNA Editing in Diversity Outbred Mice
February 20	Richard Halberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Discovery of a New Pathway to Colon Cancer
February 27	Ellen Roy Elias, University of Colorado Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome (SLOS): a Genetic Journey of Discovery
March 6	Corbin Jones, University of North Carolina Sniffing Out the Signal from the Noise: Defining the Role of Chemosensory Genes in Feeding Behavior
March 13	Barth Grant, Rutgers University Worming Our Way Through the Endosomal System
March 20	Dominique Bergmann, Stanford University Asymmetry, Fate and Self-renewal in the Stomatal Lineage
March 27	Spring Break - no colloquium
April 3	Eric Selker, University of Oregon Control and Function of Heterochromatin and DNA Methylation in Neurospora
April 10	Scott Weatherbee, Yale University Using Forward Genetics to Identify Genes That Control Organ Shape, Size and Disease
April 17	Gavin Sherlock, Stanford University Following Adaptive Evolution in Yeast using Population Sequencing
April 24	Jae-Hyuk Yu, University of Wisconsin-Madison Coordinated Control of Fungal Development and Secondary Metabolism
May 1	Carl Thummel, University of Utah Drosophila as a Model System for Studies of Metabolism, Diabetes, and Obesity
May 8	Michael Whitlock Selection and Adaptation in Spatially Structured Populations