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Fall 2005 Seminars
| Date | Speaker | Title | Host |
| Aug. 5 |
Arne Akbar University College London |
"The Impact of Immune Exhaustion as Human Lifespan Increases" | David Mosser |
| Sep. 9 | Wendy Boss North Carolina State University |
"Phosphoinositide signaling in plants: What happens when we use human enzymes to alter the flux through the PI signaling pathway?" | Beth Gantt |
| Sep. 16 | Owen White The Institute for Genomics Research |
"Bacterial genome annotation in a high throughput environment" | Steve Mount |
| Sep. 23 | Greg Lennon Veragene |
" Regenerative Cells in Adult MRL 'Healer' Mice" | Steve Wolniak |
| Sep. 30 | Susan Lolle National Science Foundation |
"Evidence for non-Mendelian inheritance of ancestral sequences in plants" | Caren Chang |
| Oct. 7 | Neil Hall The Institute for Genomics Research |
" Comparative Genomics of Human Parasites" | Steve Mount |
| Oct. 14 | David Scott University of Maryland School of Medicine |
" Gene therapy for immune tolerance--and vice versa" | Ken Frauwirth |
| Oct. 21 | No seminar scheduled | ||
| Oct. 28 | Marjorie Robert-Guroff National Cancer Institute |
" A prime/boost vaccine strategy for HIV/AIDS based on replication-competent Adenovirus recombinants" | Jeff Destefano |
| Nov. 4 | Joanne Flynn University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine |
"TNF and Tuberculosis" | Lian-Yong Gao |
| Nov. 11 | Rick Cavicchioli University of New South Wales |
"Archaea - Cold Adaptation - Genomics & Proteomics" | Jocelyne DiRuggiero |
| Nov. 18 | David Jackson Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory |
"Genetic dissection of signaling pathways in the shoot apical meristem" | June Kwak |
| Dec. 2 | Simon Gilroy Penn State University |
"Can plants feel? Mechanical signaling in Arabidopsis" | June Kwak |
| Dec. 9 |
Doris Wagner University of Pennsylvania |
"Switching the developmental program in the Arabidopsis meristem" | Zhongchi Liu |
*All Seminars will be held at 12:00 noon in Rm. 2242 H.J. Patterson Hall
Past seminars: Fall 2004 Spring 2005
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