2006 – 2007 Thursday Series Archives

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2006 – 2007
Date	Speaker	Title	Host
May 3	David Kingsley Stanford University School of Medicine	Fishing for the secrets of vertebrate evolution	TBA
Apr 26	Dan Littman New York University School of Medicine	Role of RORyt in immune system homeostasis	TBA
Mar 1	Maarten van Lohuizen The Netherlands Cancer Institute	Role of polycomb repressors in stem cells, cancer, and development	TBA
Feb 1	Carolyn Kulesza Princeton University	A stabel intron encoded byCytomegalovirus is a virulence factor in vivo	TBA
Jan 25	Marco Vignuzzi University of California-SF	Viral population dynamics and pathogenesis: Polymerase fidelity, mutation rates, and the RNA quasispecies	TBA
Jan 11	Sara Sawyer Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center	Tracking the evolutionary footprints of viruses	TBA
Dec 21	Joel Levine University of Torornto at Mississauaga	LOVE STINKS–Social regulation of the circadia control of mating	Hubert Amrein
Dec 14	Maurice S. Swanson University of Florida	Dynamic mutations and RNA-mediated disease	Mariano Garcia-Blanco
Dec 7	Lalita RamakrishnanUniversity of Washington	A genetic and visual dissection of host responses to tuberculosis in the zebrafish	Raphael Valdivia
Nov 30	Mario Stevenson UMass Medical School	Cellular factors influencing HIV-host cell interplay and viral persistence	Bryan Cullen
Nov 16	William Copeland NIEHS	Spectrum of mitochondrial disease from mutations in the DNA polymerase gamma ge	John McCusker
Nov 9	Yibin Kang Princeton University	Cancer metastasis: Revisiting seed and soil hypothesis in the genomic era	CmB Students, Laura Yudt
Nov 2	Sue Jinks-Robertson Duke University	Genome stability and the three R’s in yeast	TBA
Oct 26	M. Joan CurcioWadsworth Center	Mobilization of yeast retrotransposons and RNA pseudogenes by replication checkpoint pathways	Byan Cullen
Oct 19	Sheng Ding Scripps Research Institute	Chemical and functional genomic approaches toward regenerative medicine	Fan Wang
Oct 12	Ben Van Houton NIEHS	Structure-function studies of DNA repair proteins: Clues to damage recognition	Ken Kruezer
Oct 5	Patrick Seed Duke University	Revisiting the molecular basis of urinary tract infections and the secret life of uropathogenic Escherichia coli	Joseph St. Geme
Sept 14	Karla J. Satchell Northwestern University	Cell rounding by the multifunctional RTX toxin of Vibrio cholerae	Joe Heitman
Sept 7	Georgia TomarasDuke University Medical Center	Insights into the mechanism of noncytolytic CD8+ T cell mediated suppression of HIV-1 replication	TBA