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Phylogenetics of NIMA Related Kinases

Our Lab uses various bioinformatic computing tools in our research to study proteins involved in ciliogenesis and cell cycle.

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Posted July 14, 2009: Recent and upcoming dissertation defences from the Quarmby lab

June 5, 2009, Qasim Rasi, Ph.D. Thesis Title: "Deciphering the role of a microtubule severing protein and a protein kinase in cell cycle and cillogenesis in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii"

July 15, 2009, Bryan Tennant, M.Sc. Thesis Title: "Examining the Cell Biology of the NIMA-Related Kinases"

July 27, 2009, Jaime Kirschner, M.Sc. Thesis Title: "Mapping the Deflagellation-Defective ADF1 Gene in Chlamydomonas Reinhardtii"

 

 

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