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Doctoral Exit Seminar "G-patch motif contribution to Prp43 function in pre-messenger RNA splicing and ribosomal RNA biogenesis"



Doctoral Exit Seminar

"G-patch motif contribution to Prp43 function in pre-messenger RNA splicing and ribosomal RNA biogenesis"

Daipayan Banerjee

Advisor: Dr. Brian Rymond

Department of Biology

University of Kentucky

3:30pm 19 February 2013

116 THM







































































Department of Biology

University of Kentucky







th February 2013, Tuesday, 116 THM, 3.30PM

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116 THM
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UK Biology Graduate Program Recruitment Day & Poster Session

UK Biology Graduate Program Recruitment Day & Poster Session

Friday, January 25

1:30-3:00 PM in the BBSRB 2nd Floor Atrium*

•Are you looking for a career where every day is different from the last?

•Is getting the results the most exciting part of your lab course?

•Do you like the idea of getting paid to earn a doctoral degree?

To learn more about careers in biology research, graduate school, and the Biology Graduate Program, come to our open Recruitment Day Poster Session. 

Find out what your TAs and professors do when they’re not in class!

*The BBSRB Atrium is most easily accessed by crossing the pedestrian bridge over Limestone St. from the 3rd floor of the Kentucky Clinic.

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BBSRB 2nd Floor Atrium
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Graduate Enrichment Seminar “The Genetics and Genomics of Mosquito Olfaction Drive Novel Approaches Against an Ancient Problem"

Laurence Zwiebel

Professor

Dept. of Biological Sciences and the Center for Molecular Neuroscience,

Institute of Chemical Biology and Global Health and Program

Vanderbilt University



“The Genetics and Genomics of Mosquito Olfaction Drive Novel Approaches Against an Ancient Problem"

April 8 (Monday)

4:00 PM

116 TH Morgan Building

Host: Brian Rymond

BCH/BIO/MI/PLS/PPA 601 Special Topics in Molecular and Cellular Genetics

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116 THM

Biology Seminar "What can a Zebrafish see with only an OFF-pathway and other Fish Stories”

John Dowling, PhD

Professor

Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology Harvard University

 

What can a Zebrafish see with only an OFF-pathway and other Fish Stories

Jan. 28, 2013 (Monday)

4:00 PM

116 TH Morgan Building

Host: Brian Rymond, rymond@uky.edu



Refreshments will be served at 3:45pm

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Location:
116 THM

"Bidirectional Communications between the Brain and Adipose Tissue"

"Bidirectional Communication between the Brain and Adipose Tissue"

Timothy Bartness, PhD

Professor

Department of Biology

Georgia State Univeristy



Wednesday, January 9

8:00 am - 9:00 am



University Health Services Bldg. (UHS)

Room 130



Coffee and Refreshments will be available

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University Health Services Bldg (UHS) Room 130
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