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Spring 2008 Seminar Schedule

Microbiology 660:  Topics in Eukaryotic Pathogens

Seminars will be held every Monday in  Walter Life Sciences Building Room M307 at 3:30 PM.

Date Speaker Topic
01/14/08 Joseph Heitman Sexual reproduction and geographic dispersal drive evolution of fungal virulenceand pathogen emergence
01/21/08 NO SEMINAR - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
01/28/08 Jeffrey M. Becker Yeast Ste2p: A Model for Understanding the Chemistry and Biology of G Protein-Coupled Receptors
02/04/08 NO SEMINAR
02/11/08 Kurt Lamour Decoding the plant destroyer: The genomics and proteomics of Phytophthora
02/18/08 Paul Fidel Host resistance and susceptibility to oral and vaginal candidiasis: As different as north and south
02/25/08 Phil Boyd TBA
03/03/08 Bruce Klein Selective pathways to fungal recognition and immunity
03/10/08 Boris Striepen Parasites with chloroplasts -- The function and biogenesis of the apicoplast
03/17/08 NO SEMINAR - Spring Break
03/24/08 Kai Zhang Identification of a novel virulence pathway in protozoan pathogen Leishmania
03/31/08 Stephen Hajduk Mechanisms of human susceptibility and resistance to trypanosome infections
04/07/08 Jorge Santo Domingo Fecal source tracking : it takes more than two to tango
04/14/08 Choukri Ben Mamoun Transport and metabolism of essential host nutrients by malaria parasites: New directions for drug discovery and vaccine development.
04/21/08 June Kwon-Chung Aspergillus fumigatus, the major cause of invasive aspergillosis