Events
GCDB Seminar Series: "Genome and Epigenome Editing for Gene Therapy and Cell Programming." Charles Gersbach
Myers Hall 130
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The advent of genome engineering technologies, including the RNA-guided CRISPR/Cas9 system, has enabled the precise editing and regulation of endogenous human genes and epigenetic states. We have...Read More »
EEB Seminar Series: "Parasite evolutionary ecology from the bottom up: how does within-host resource availability change infection dynamics?." Nina Wale.
Myers Hall 130
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Parasites, by their very nature, extract resources from their host. Understanding which element(s) of the within-host environment serve as limiting resources for parasites is important both for u...Read More »
GCDB Seminar Series: "Encyclopedia of plant methylomes - from patterns to mechanisms and functions." Bob Schmitz
Myers Hall 130
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Advances in DNA sequencing technologies have led to the first single-base resolution maps of cytosine DNA methylation. These maps are revealing a diverse set of mechanisms that genomes utilize to...Read More »
EEB Seminar Series: "Rethinking metacommunity ecology." Mathew Leibold.
Myers Hall 130
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Abstract: The concept of the metacommunity (a set of local communities with distinct ecological dynamics that are linked by dispersal) has had an important influence on the study of co...Read More »
GCDB Seminar Series: "Title TBA." Jinjin Zhu (Kumar Lab)/Gabriel Muhire Gihana (Lacefield Lab).
Myers Hall 130
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Trinee Seminar Series.
EEB Seminar Series: "Navigational Mechanisms of Migrating Monarch Butterflies." Steven Reppert.
Myers Hall 130
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This lecture focuses on the navigational mechanisms exploited by eastern North American monarch butterflies during their iconic fall migration. This includes use of a time-compensated sun compass...Read More »
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