The Human Genetics Seminar Series has a new location and will be held on Fridays from 12 - 1 in A115 Public Health. Exceptions to this time and/or place are noted in the schedule below.
Mark Rebeiz, PhD, presents "How the network got its nodes: the genetic origins of complex and novel morphological traits"
Ellen Matloff, MSGC LCGC, presents "Leading the Message: Using our Voices to Lead in Genetics"
Huntington’s disease panel discussion, hosted by Dr. Robin Grubs, PhD LCGC
Jason Becker, MD PhD, presents ""
Peter Blier, MD PhD, presents "Wizards and muggles, Mendel and epigenetics: How magical inheritance in Harry Potter can help us explain real world genetics"
Muller Fabbri, MD PhD, presents "Role of exosomal microRNAs in the biology of the Tumor Microenvironment"
Zsolt Urban, PhD, presents "Genetic dissection of the elastic fiber gene network"
Anne-Ruxendra Carvunis, PhD presents "Protogenes and de novo gene birth"
HUGEN faculty introductions: “Lightning” talks.
Each year since 2004, the Department of Human Genetics has held a guest lecture in honor of former faculty member Ching Chun "C.C." Li. For the 2018 C.C. Li lecture, Li. Jonathan Pritchard, professor in the Departments of Genetics and Biology HHMI Investigator at Stanford University presents "Omnigenic architecture of human complex traits."
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