Guest Seminars in 2005-06
The MBB Guest Seminars are presented by distinguished visitors to the Department.
Structure/Function of Plant Carbohydrate Modifying Enzymes Professor Harry Gilbert Institute for Cell and Molecular Biosciences Wednesday October 19th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Haem Proteins and Oxidative Stress Professor Chris Cooper University of Essex Wednesday October 26th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Chromatin Structure and DNA Repair Dr Jessica Downs University of Cambridge Wednesday November 2nd at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The Helena Biosciences Lecture RNA Processing and Degradation in Eukaryotic Cells Professor David Tollervey FRS Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell Biology, Edinburgh Wednesday November 9th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 SR Proteins, mRNA Processing and Translation Dr Javier Caceres MRC Human Genetics Unit, Edinburgh Wednesday November 16th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The Starlab Lecture Bacterial Chromosome Dynamics Professor David Sherratt FRS University of Oxford Wednesday November 23rd at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The Fisher Lecture Helicases: a Meccano set for unwinding DNA Dale Wigley FRS Cancer Research UK Clare Hall Lab, London Wednesday November 30th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Bacterial Respiratory Proteins Professor Stuart Ferguson Oxford Centre for Molecular Sciences Wednesday December 7th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The AstraZeneca Lecture Cell Signalling Networks and Gene Expression Professor Mike White University of Liverpool Wednesday December 14th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Computational Biology at the Molecular Level Professor Rod Smallwood University of Sheffield Wednesday Febrary 8th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The Biochemical Society Lecture Basis of Persistent Bacterial Infection within Eukaryotic Cells Dr Gail Ferguson Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology, Edinburgh Wednesday February 15th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Avoidance of Host Immunity by Neiserria and Shigella Dr Chris Tang Imperial College, London Wednesday February 22nd at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Structure and Gating of the Acetylcholine Receptor Pore Nigel Unwin FRS MRC Laboratory of Nolecular Biology, Cambridge Wednesday March 8th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The Infors Lecture Cell Cycle Control and DNA Repair Professor Tony Carr Genome Damage and Stability Centre, University of Sussex Wednesday March 15th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The Society for General Microbiology Lecture Structure/Function of Bacterial Light Harvesting Complexes Professor Richard Cogdell Institute of Biomedical and Life Sciences, Glasgow Wednesday March 22nd at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Genetic Recombination and Bacterial Evolution/Pathogenicity Dr Gary Sharples Wolfson Research Institute, University of Durham Wednesday March 29th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Genetics and Biochemistry of Bacterial Cell Division Professor Jeff Errington FRS University of Oxford Wednesday April 26th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 Phosphoinositide Signalling via Ras and Nexins Dr Pete Cullen University of Bristol Wednesday May 3rd at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 The exosome: a lean, mean ribonucleolytic machine Dr Phil Mitchell University of Sheffield Wednesday May 10th at 1:10 pm in Biology Lecture Theatre 2 |