Bring in a news article from 2005 that discusses a Developmental Biology topic. Put your name on it and hand it in at lecture.

DUE by 9:30AM MARCH 7, 2004

Fill out the attached questionnaire about Human Embryonic Stem Cells. Put your name on it and hand it in at lecture.

Questions for March 2
DUE by 9:30AM MARCH 2, 2004

Attend a seminar and write a page about the experiments done in the seminar. Tell whether you liked the seminar or not, being specific about the presentation of the research.

DUE by 9:30AM MARCH 7, 2004 Biology Seminars
http://protist.biology.washington.edu/bio2/news/seminars/

January 11, 2005
4:00PM PAB 102
Ram Dixit
Penn State University
Plant Morphogenesis and the Cortical Microtubule Cytoskeleton: Deciphering the Connection between Cortical Microtubule Dynamics and Organization
Physics-Astronomy A102

January 18, 2005
4:00PM PAB A102
Jennifer Nemhauser
The Salk Institute
The Long and the Short of It: How Seedlings Grow
Physics-Astronomy A102

January 20, 2005
4:00PM PAB A110
Ryan Calsbeek
UCLA
Sex, Lies, and Sperm Sorting: The Resolution of Sexual Conflict inside Blotched Lizards
Physics-Astronomy A110

February 1, 2005
4:00PM PAB A102
Hongwei Guo
The Salk Institute
Ethylene Signaling in Plant Growth Response
Physics-Astronomy A102

February 4, 2005
3:30PM PAB A102
Frankenfood or Fearmongering? The Science and Politics of Genetically Modified Foods

February 8, 2005
4:00PM PAB A102
Yuehui He
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Role of Chromatin Modification in Flowering-Time Control

February 15, 2005
Brenda Reinhart
4:00PM PAB A102
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Physics-Astronomy A102

March 1, 2005
Tyrone Hayes
4:00PM PAB A102
University of California, Berkeley
Physics-Astronomy A102