HG 632 - FALL 2018

 

Fall Term - 1 credit

Director:
Dr. Alan Boyle

Course Description

The GTP trainees participate in this course in the fall term. Active GTP faculty members present informal seminars about a research area in their laboratories to introduce GTP students to genetic strategies, research, and technologies used at the Michigan undergraduate and medical school campuses. The small group setting facilitates interaction and discussion among students and faculty. A recent, relevant publication is distributed to the students to read prior to the class meeting.

2018 Schedule

 

  • September 17:  Jacob Mueller, Ph.D., "Evolution and Function of Large Sex Chromosome Palindromes"
  • October 1:  Ryan Mills, Ph.D., "Identifying structural genomic rearrangements among the complexity of the human genome"
  • October 8:  Sundeep Kalantry, Ph.D., “Mammalian Transgenerational Epigenetic Inheritance?”
  • October 22:  JoAnn Sekiguchi, Ph.D., "Cancer predisposition, immunodeficiency and defective DNA repair"
  • October 29:  Nicole Koropatkin, Ph.D., "SusE facilitates starch uptake independent of starch binding in B. thetaiotaomicron"
  • November 5:  Ryan Baldridge, Ph.D., "Substrate selection by protien quality control systems"
  • November 12:  Michele Swanson, Ph.D., "The Flint Water Crisis: Legionnaires' disease"
  • December 10:  Mark Cohen, M.D., F.A.C.S., "Development of Novel Targeted Therapies for Hereditary Endocrine Cancers"