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Tuesday Seminar Series


Time: 12:30-1:30
Place: Room 147, Nanaline Duke

schedule updated 01/11/2013

DATE

SPEAKER

INSTITUTION

SEMINAR TITLE

HOST

9/4/12 Tony Richardson UNC - Chapel Hill

"The Fate of Host Arginine During Staphylococcus aureus Infections"

Raphael Valdivia

9/11/12

Barbara Engelhardt

Duke University

"Interpreting genome-wide association studies: mechanisms underlying eQTL cell type specificity"

Mike Hauser
9/18/12 Kris Wood Duke University "Engineering new tools for functional cancer genomics" Dave MacAlpine
9/25/12
No Seminar
10/2/12 Allen Rodrigo Duke University “The unexpected consequences of a family tree: why intraspecific genealogies are important in modern biology” Susan Alberts
10/9/12 Geoffrey M. Wahl The Salk Insitute “Stem cells, Cancer Stem Cells, and Cancer: What are the relationships?” Melissa Kirkpatrick
10/16/12 Daniela Drummond-Barbosa Johns Hopkins University "Control of stem cells by diet and systemic factors in the Drosophila ovary" Don Fox
10/23/12 Dennis Ko Duke University "Human diversity in cellular responses to infection and inflammation" Doug Marchuk
10/30/12 Jenny Tung Duke University "Behavior, life history and gene regulation in nonhuman primates" Susan Alberts
11/6/12 Heather True Washington University - St. Louis "Prions: 31 Flavors of Infectious Protein" Joseph Heitman
11/13/12 Fulvia Verde Miami University "Design principles of cellular morphogenesis" Danny Lew
11/20/12 Miles Wilkinson University of California - San Diego "Small RNAs and RNA Decay Mechanisms Collaborate in the Brain" Debby Silver
11/27/12 Beverly Wendland Johns Hopkins University "Formin’ new ways to look at endocytosis" Danny Lew
12/11/12 Henry A. Lester Cal Tech "Psychiatric medication turned inside out" Alejandro Aballay
1/8/13 John Rawls Duke University "Microbial and tissue-specific regulation of gene expression in the intestine" Doug Marchuk
1/15/13 Anupama Dahanukar University of California - Riverside "Fruit flies like a banana: Taste receptors and food preferences in Drosophila" Stephanie Mauthner
1/22/13 Imed Gallouzi McGill "Functional dichotomy of the RNA-Binding protein HuR is required for
muscle fiber formation"
Laura Simone
1/29/13 Joe Thornton University of Oregon "Ancient proteins and evolutionary genetics: biochemical mechanisms of epistasis, contingency and large-effect mutations" Mark Rausher
2/5/12 Erin Heinzen Duke University "Role of de novo mutations in severe neurological diseases" Doug Marchuk
2/12/13 No Seminar
2/19/13 Fernando Pardo Manuel de Villena UNC - Chapel Hill "High incidence of skewed X inactivation in laboratory mouse is a byproduct of the speciation process and domestication" Blanche Capel
2/26/13 Mitch Drumm Case Western Reserve University "The genetics of cystic fibrosis, part 2" Douglas Marchuk
3/5/13 Mollie Meffert Johns Hopkins University "Regulated miRNA Biogenesis in Post-Transcriptional Control of Activity-Dependent Gene Expression" Anne West
3/12/13 Scott Hawley Stowers Institute "The Molecular Genetics of Meiosis" Beth Sullivan
3/19/13 Nick Read University of Edinburgh "Fungal colony initiation, cell fusion, antifungal peptides and calcium signalling" William Steinbach

3/26/13

Barbara Meyer

University of California - Berkeley

"Repressing and Tethering Chromosomes via Molecular Machines"

Ryan Baugh

4/2/13 Man Wah Tan

Stanford University

"Subversive tales: Subversion of neuronal and epithelial innate immunity by Pseudomonas and Burkholderia."

Alejandro Aballay

4/9/13

Ando van der Velden

Stony Brook University

"Host Interactions with Salmonella"

Jörn Coers

4/16/13

Bob Goldstein

UNC - Chapel Hill

"Cellular Mechanisms of Morphogenesis"

Allison Ashley Koch

4/23/13

Rick Morimoto

Northwestern University

"Regulation of Proteostasis Networks in Biology, Aging, and Disease"

Alejandro Aballay

4/30/13

Sergei Mirkin

Tufts University

"All stable repeats are alike, each unstable repeat is unstable in its own way"

Tom Petes


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2011-2012

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