Guest Seminars in MBB 2010-11
 The MBB Guest Seminars are presented by distinguished speakers on research in molecular biology.
Seminar Programme for Academic Year 2010-11ChIPing away at the EpigenomeDr Paul Hurd, The School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, Queen Mary College, University of London Wednesday October 20th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Moving parts of the kinesin molecular motorProf Robert Cross, Centre for Mechanochemical Cell Biology , University of Warwick Wednesday October 27th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Defining the function and regulation of the Rac-GEF Tiam1 in tumourigenesisDr Simon Woodcock, Cell Signalling Group, Paterson Institute, Manchester Wednesday November 3rd at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Controlling chromosome structure in starved bacteriaDr David Grainger, School of Life Sciences, University of Warwick Wednesday November 24th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Protein localization guided by membrane charge and surface topologyDr Leendert Hamoen, Institute for Cell and Molecular Biosciences, Newcastle University Wednesday December 1st at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Combining random mutagenesis with genetic selection to explore the stages in base flipping during DNA methylationProf David Hornby Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, The University of Sheffield. Wednesday December 8th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 The MBB Society SeminarWhat's in a name? Surnames, Y chromosomes and the history of Britain Prof Mark Jobling, Department of Genetics, University of Leicester Wednesday February 9th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 The 3rd Alan Roper Memorial LectureSusceptibility to cancer: how common? how important? Prof Doug Easton Cancer Research UK Genetic Epidemiology Group, University of Cambridge Wednesday February 16th at 4:00 pm in MBB F2 The Inaugural West Riding LectureLife with Little Ligands: The Microbiology of Oxygen, NO and CO Prof Robert Poole, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, The University of Sheffield. Wednesday February 23rd at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Sensing and Regulation in Bacterial DifferentiationProf Anthony Wilkinson Department of Chemistry, The University of York Wednesday March 2nd at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Catalytic Promiscuity: Rules and ToolsDr Florian Hollfelder Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge Wednesday March 9th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Testing the influence of epigenetic information on meiotic crossover frequencyDr Ian Henderson Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge Wednesday March 16th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 Seminar CancelledWednesday March 23rd at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 How to assemble and disassemble anaphase inhibitorsDr Kevin Hardwick Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell Biology, The University of Edinburgh Wednesday March 30th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 mTOR [the mammalian target of rapamycin], a 'master regulator' of cell functionProf Chris Proud School of Biological Sciences, University of Southampton Wednesday May 4th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 The Molecular and Cell Biology of Hyphal Growth in the human fungal pathogen Candida albicansProf Peter Sudbery, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, The University of Sheffield. Wednesday May 11th at 1:10 pm in MBB F2 |