RNA research at Madison thrives in many labs. RNA MaxiGroup is intended to bring those labs together to exchange ideas and methods. Presentations are without slides to encourage discussion.
Anyone interested is welcome, even if they are not particularly interested in RNA in general - graduate students, post-docs, staff and faculty.
Email to join the mailing list.
Talks are generally at 6:30 pm in Room 1360 Genetics and Biotechnology Center.
Lights snacks are provided, beginning at 6:10 pm
Speakers 2011/2012
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Date
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Speaker
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Talk Title
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Host
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Sep. 13,
2011
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Aaron Hoskins
UW-Madison
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Splicing by Eye
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Brow
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Oct. 11, 2011
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Alfonso Mondragon
Northwestern University
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Structure and mechanism of bacterial RNase P
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Butcher
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Nov. 8,
2011
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Erik Miska
The Gurdon Institute
University of Cambridge, UK
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The complex life of small RNA
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Kennedy
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Dec. 13,
2011
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Jeff Kieft
HHMI
University of Colorado-Denver
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IRES RNA-driven translation by HIV-1...A bird of a whole different feather?
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Butcher
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Mar. 13,
2012
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Rachel Green
John Hopkins University
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Quality Control During Translation in Bacteria and Eukaryotes
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Wassarman
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Apr. 10,
2012
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Christine Jacobs-Wagner
HHMI
Yale University
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Bacterial Cell Biology: From mRNA Localization to Ribosome Dynamics
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Wassarman
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Apr. 17,
2012
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Victor Ambros
University of Massachusetts Medical School
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MicroRNA Pathways in Animal Development
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Kennedy
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