Bridging the gap: reciprocal regulation of cell adhesion and cholesterol biosynthesis in maintaining islet function
About Event Speaker: Ben Hung Ping Shih, City of Hope, California Location: LSC3 & Zoom
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Networking in the gut: development and organization of the enteric nervous system
About Event Speaker: Julia Kaltschmidt, Associate Professor, Department of Neurosurgery, Stanford University Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Structure and function of chemosensory receptors and host-pathogen interactions
About Event Speakers: Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Sex vs. Food: Biological Sex as a Modulator of Neural Circuit Function and Behavior in C. elegans
About Event Speaker: Douglas Portman, Professor, Department of Biomedical Genetics, University of Rochester Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Joint Seminar Series: Peter Unrau
About Event Speaker: Peter Unrau, Professor, Molecular Biology & Biochemistry, Simon Fraser University Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Joint Seminar Series: Kanta Subbarao
About Event Speaker: Kanta Subbarao, Professor, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Universite Laval Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Plasmids Fight Back: Genomic Strategies to Overcome Bacterial Defenses
About Event Speaker: Dr. David Burstein, Associate Professor, Tel Aviv University, Shmunis School of Biomedicine and Cancer Research, George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences Location: LSC3 & Zoom
How biophysical properties impact cell physiology in senescence and beyond
About Event Speaker: Gabriel Neurohr, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, ETH Zürich Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Molecular recording of mammalian development
About Event Third Annual LSI Symposium Speaker: Jay Shenduru, Professor of Genome Sciences, University of Washington Location: LSC3 & Zoom
Impact of sperm chromatin on the epigenetic identity of paternal chromosomes
About Event Speaker: Benjamin Loppin, ENS Lyon Location: LSC3 & Zoom Abstract: Sperm chromatin organisation and composition is extremely diverse in animals. In many species, including mammals, histones are replaced with protamines during the compaction of haploid spermatid nuclei. The function of this process, known as the histone-to-protamine transition, remains poorly understood. We study the […]
If equity, diversity and inclusion were reagents in your research, would you trust your results?
About Event Speaker: Dr. Imogen R. Coe, Professor of Chemistry and Biology, Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU); Affiliate Scientist, St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto Location: LSC3 & Zoom
The study of rare pediatric neurological diseases drives discoveries in common diseases
About Event Speaker: Hugo Bellen, Distinguished Service Professor, Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Location: LSC3 & Zoom