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Date |
Speaker and title of seminar |
09/08/99 |
Speaker:
Dr.
Mark D. Shriver, Dept. of
Anthropology
Title: Admixture
as a tool in anthropology, human genetics and epidemiology |
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09/15/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. James Lyons-Weiler, Dept. of Biology
Title: Dynamic
evolution of expression patterns and functional specialization in the
alkaline phosphatase multigene family |
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09/22/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. Junhyong Kim, Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale
University
Title: Geometry
of phylogenetic estimation |
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09/29/99 |
Speaker:
Marcel
VanTuinen, Dept. of Biology
Title:
The early history of modern
birds inferred from DNA sequences of nuclear and mitochondrial
ribosomal genes |
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10/06/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. Ron Adkins, Dept. of Biology, University of Massachusetts
Title:
Molecular evolution of the
multi-gene primate growth hormone locus |
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10/13/99 |
Speaker:
Alberto Civetta, Dept. of Biology
Title:
The genetics and mechanism
of sperm competition in Drosophila |
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10/20/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. A. Bernardo Carvalho, Dept. of Biology
Title:
Intron size and natural
selection |
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10/27/99 |
Speaker:
Chen Su, Dept. of Biology
Title:
Evolution by a
birth-and-death process in T-cell receptor VB gene families in human
and mouse genomes |
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11/03/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. Zhi-Chun Lai,
Biology Department
Title: Neural
Inhibitory Signaling in the Drosophila Eye Development |
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11/10/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. Ivane Nasidze,
Academy of Sciences of Georgia, Tbilisi, Georgia
Title: Genetic
Diversity in Human Populations of the Caucasus |
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11/17/99 |
Speaker:
Dr. David Stock,
Anthropology Department
Title: A New
Subfamily of Vertebrate Fibroblast Growth Factor Genes Related to Fgf8 |
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11/24/99 |
NO SEMINAR - THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAY |
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12/01/99 |
Speaker:
Tanya Sitnikova,
Biology Department
Title: Evolution
of immunoglobulin variable region genes in vertebrates |
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12/08/99 |
Speaker:
Melisande Wolf,
Biology Department
Title: Alternative
Splicing of Dragonfly Troponin T: Effects on Protein Structure and
Function |
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