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Genetics Colloquium

Genetics Colloquium Summer 2011 
Wednesdays, 3:30 PM, Auditorium of the Genetics/Biotech Building
June 1

Zak Lemmon (John Doebley’s student)

Multiple Independent QTL on Chromosome Five of Zea mays Contribute to Domestication

June 1

Laura Shannon (John Doebley’s student)

Out of Mexico: Changes in ZmGHD7 expression created flexibility in photoperiod response and allowed for the spread of maize into temperate regions

 
June 8

Ryan Haasl (Bret Payseur’s student)

A history of mutation and natural selection at a microsatellite of the human glutamate receptor subunit GRIN2B.

 
June 15  

Beth Buckley (Scott Kennedy’s student)

RNAi inheritance: To inFINNity and beyond

 
June 22    
 
June 29

Ali Soukup (Nancy Keller’s student)

Suppressor mutagenesis reveals EsaA as regulator of secondary metabolism

 
 
July 6  
 
July 13  

Hongda Li (Qiang Chang’s student)

Loss of Activity-Induced Phosphorylation of MeCP2 Enhances Synaptogenesis and Spatial Memory

 
July 20  

Yunsik Kang (Arash Bashirullah’s student)

Resistance to Apoptosis is Regulated During Drosophila Development

 
July 27

John Herriges (Xin Sun’s student)

Examining the role of Etv4;5 in branching morphogenesis and postnatal lung development

July 27

Sarah Marsh (Cameron Currie’s student)

Fungus-Growing Ant Genomics: A comparative approach

 
August 3

Drew Hasley (Francisco Pelegri’s student)

Why Divide That Way?: Discovering controls of early cleavage in the Zebrafish embryo

 
August 10

Emily Cunningham Williams (Qiang Chang’s student)

Development of a patient derived iPSC system to elucidate cell-autonomous and non-cell-autonomous mechanisms in Rett syndrome

August 10

Aaron Lomax (Rick Vierstra’s student)

Functional Characterization of Autophagy Related Proteins in Arabidopsis thaliana

 
August 17  

Nick Gladman (Rick Vierstra’s student)

The Function and Regulation of the 26S Proteasome in Arabidopsis

  

Robb Stankey (Rick Vierstra’s student)

The properties and regulation of phytochrome in Arabidopsis thaliana and parallels to bacterial phytochromes

 
*August 24 Claire Chung (Audrey Gasch’s student)
   
 
 
* Come and unwind at the pot luck picnic welcoming all Biological Science Graduate Students at Vilas Park Shelter after the August 24th colloquium. BBQ meats, buns, and beverages will be provided.
   
   
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