| 2008 Plant Biology Spring Seminar Series |
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Principal Investigators
Medicago Genomics Research
Seminars and Activities
Plant Biology Seminar Series
Scientific Activities This Month
Scientific Activities 2008
Scientific Activities 2007
Employment Opportunities
Internships
Oklahoma State University Computer Science Department "Finding All Statistically Significant Subsequences in Parallel" |
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Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel "Leaf patterning in tomato" |
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Oklahoma State University Department of Molecular Biology "Immunological Approaches to Identify Novel Sieve Element Endomembrane Proteins" |
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University of Arizona Division of Plant Pathology and Microbiology "Protecting the front lines: Root border cells as a model for eukaryotic extracellular defense systems" |
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J. Craig Venter Institute "Plant Genomics at the J. Craig Venter Institute" |
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USDA-ARS North Carolina State University "Dissecting Quantitative Disease Resistance in Maize" |
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The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Plant Biology Division "Medicago functional genomics: Uncovering the genetic and molecular bases of symbiotic nitrogen fixation, seed development, and drought-stress tolerance" |
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CEFE-CNRS, France "How forest plants compensate for shade by eating mycorrhizal fungi (mixotrophy), and sometimes become achlorophyllous (mycoheterotrophy)" |
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center "NAD metabolic pathways: variations and regulation" |
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The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Plant Biology Division "It's all about networking: the role of anastomosis in the lifestyle and evolution of fungal endophytes of grasses" |
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The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Plant Biology Division "Polarity establishment in plants" |
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The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Plant Biology Division "Structural biology study of plant natural product biosynthesis" |
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| Unless otherwise specified, invited speaker seminars take place at 10:00 a.m. in Kruse Auditorium at the Noble Foundation, Ardmore, Okla. If you are interested in attending a seminar, please contact Scotty McGill, email: sbmcgill@noble.org, telephone: 580.224.6602 to verify the date and time. | |||
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