Date	Speaker	Title	Host
1/24	Chris Link University of Colorado - Boulder	Transgenic modelling of neurodegenerative diseases	David Fay davidfay@uwyo.edu
1/31	Aleem Siddiqui Department of Microbiology & Program in Molecular Biology University of Colorado Health Sciences Center	ER-nucleus signal transduction: Hepatitis C virus gene expression induces oxidative stress	Don Jarvis dljarvis@uwyo.edu
2/07	Mike Krause NIH	RNA Editing in C. elegans: Tailoring your message to your needs	David Fay davidfay@uwyo.edu
2/14	TBA	microarrays	Mark Stayton & Paul Thomas (Cardiovascular COBRE) cymru@uwyo.edu
2/21	Susan Golden Texas A&M University sgolden@tamu.edu	Unwinding the cyanobacterial circadian clock	Mark Gomelsky gomelsky@uwyo.edu
2/28	Hans W. Heidner Department of Biology The University of Texas at San Antonio	Alphavirus-based vectors for gene expression, cell-targeting, and vaccine applications	Bill Wilson wcwilson@uwyo.edu
3/07	Dean Appling University of Texas - Austin	Initiation of mitochondrial protein synthesis with unformylated initiator Met-tRNA.	Theodor Hanekamp hanekamp@uwyo.edu
3/14	James DeGregori UCHS	The survival of antigen stimulated T cells requires NFkB mediated inhibition of p73 expression	David Fay davidfay@uwyo.edu
3/21	Spring Break
3/28	Michiko Fukuda Burnham Institute Cancer Center	Carbohydrate-dependent cancer cell metastasis	Na Xu (PhD student) naxu@uwyo.edu
4/04	Yie-Hwa Chang St Louis University School of Medicine changyh@slu.edu	N-terminal protein processing and angiogenesis	Don Roth RothDon@uwyo.edu
4/11	Joel Rothman University of California - Santa Barbara	Dynamics of developmental switches: Asymmetric cell division and gene cascades in C. elegans germ layer specification	David Fay davidfay@uwyo.edu
4/18	Easter Break
4/25	Jin Xiong Texas A&M University jxiong@mail.bio.tamu.edu	Probing the origin and evolution of photosynthesis	Mark Gomelsky gomelsky@uwyo.edu
5/02	Ann M. Powers Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention APowers@cdc.gov	Alphavirus infectious clones - utilities and abilities	Bill Wilson wcwilson@uwyo.edu
5/09	Jan Washburn Department of Plant and Microbial Biology, University of California-Berkeley	Early expression of the baculovirus structural protein gp64; a unique and important virulence factor for successful infection of lepidopteran larvae	Don Jarvis dljarvis@uwyo.edu