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    【學(xué)術(shù)報告】美國賓州州立大學(xué)Michael Axtell 學(xué)術(shù)報告預告

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    報告題目:Molecular biology and genomics of regulatory small RNAs in plants
    報 告 人:Michael Axtell
    報告時(shí)間:2014916900 
    報告地點(diǎn):生物樓412會(huì )議室 
    報告人簡(jiǎn)介:

    Education:

    1. B.A., Biology, Ithaca College
    2. Ph.D., Plant Biology, University of California, Berkeley

    Postdoc Training:

    1. Whitehead Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2003-2006

    Honors and Awards:

    1. Beckman Young Investigator, 2008-2011
    2. Searle Scholar, 2008-2011

    Research Interests:

    We are biologists who use diverse plant species to study a class of genes that produce small RNAs. Small RNAs went largely undetected until around the turn of the century. We now know that they are critical components of gene expression in nearly all eukaryotic organisms. These small RNAs are functionally united in that they all function as sequence-specific repressors of other genes. Small RNAs are especially important for regulating the developmental programs of both animals and plants. Our research addresses fundamental unknowns of small RNA functions in plants including:

    • Annotation of small RNA genes using small RNA-seq data
    • How and to what ends have small RNA pathways diversified during land plant evolution?
    • What are the sequence requirements for effective small RNA-target interactions in plants?

    We use genetics, molecular biology, and genomics to answer these questions.