The following talks will be on Thursdays 1 - 2 PM in the Roundtree Room (room 356)
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Date
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Student
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Length of Talk
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Title
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2 Sep
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Johnny Lee
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20 min
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Network of gene regulation
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2 Sep
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Hai Yen Pham
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20 min
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Cellular cholesterol homeostasis
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9 Sep
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Bryony Mearns
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20 min
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Molecular cardiology
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9 Sep
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Mathew Traini
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20 min
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Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a model for human neurological disease
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16 Sep
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Lidija Bosnjak
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40 min
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Viral Immunology
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23 Sep
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Kylie Lopes Floro
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20 min
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Dissecting the role of Cited2 in cardiac development
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23 Sep
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Kenneth Maclean
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20 min
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Examining the function of the Cited2 gene in mouse in order to understand its role in cardiovascular development and hypoxia signalling
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30 Sept
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No talks
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7 Oct
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Flora Kan
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20 min
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Involvement of HPV in cervical cancer
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7 Oct
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Joyce Chiu
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20 min
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Protein Engineering of Thermostable processive DNA polymerases
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14 Oct
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Cristy Gelling
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20 min
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Regulation of gene expression in yeast as a model eukaryote. The work will concentrate on how different control pathways interact
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14 Oct
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Mandy Lung
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20 min
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Use of Human Papillomavirus Promoters to Target Cervical Cancer Cells
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21 Oct
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No talks
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28 Oct
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Chong Han Ng
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20 min
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Cellular responses to Oxidative Stress
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28 Oct
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Ximing Du
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20 min
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Oxysterols and cholesterol homeostasis
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11 Nov
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Marco Nousch
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20 min
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11 Nov
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Jenny Wong
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20 min
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18 Nov
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Andreas Jansen
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20 min
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Modelling T cell activation and development
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18 Nov
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Kim Hoang
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20 min
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Involement of HPV in cervical cancer in a Ho Chi Minh City cohort
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25 Nov
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Heather Campbell
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40 min
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Drug/action/malaria /cancer
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2 Dec
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Artur Darmanian
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20 min
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Diagnosis of human sub-telomeric Chromosonal deletions by microarray
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2 Dec
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20 min
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16 Dec
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Anthony Beckhouse
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20 min
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Optimization of yeast fermentation
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16 Dec
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Anna Oh Young
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20 min
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Characterisation of oxidative stress induced by hypochlorite: Yeast physiology
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The following talks will be on Wednesdays 1 - 2 PM in the Rountree Room (room 356).
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Date
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Student
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Length of Talk
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Title
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13 Oct
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Geoff Thorpe
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40 min
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Oxidative stress
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20 Oct
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Adam Ritchie
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40 min
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The effect of homoserine lactones on the mammalian immune response system
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27 Oct
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Gabby Thomson
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40 min
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Cloning of mouse retrotransposons and assaying of their expression
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10 Nov
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Megan Lenardon
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40 min
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Regulation of gene expression in yeast
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17 Nov
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Mayfebelle Reodica
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40 min
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Meiosis and sporulation in yeast
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24 Nov
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Nham Tran
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40 min
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Double-Stranded RNA mediated gene silencing in mammalian cells
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8 Dec
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Linda Palmisano
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40 min
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Transcriptional regulation of LSM genes and splicing
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Suggested guidelines for talks:
For a first year talk, 15 minutes should be devoted to introducing your topic plus 5 minutes for any results. There will be 5 minutes for questions.
For second and subsequent 20 minute talks, 5 minutes should introduce the topic, 15 minutes for results, 5 minutes for questions. You should also include one or two slides on future directions - this will be used in your annual review.
The 40 minute talks should be in the style of a School seminar.
Immediately after your talk, your annual review will take place.
