Oct. 29, 2010: Biology Department features a lecture with Elvin Brown
by Kathleen McCoy |
Friday, Oct. 29, 3:30-4:45 p.m.
CPISB, Room 120
The Biology Department welcomes all for a lecture by Ph.D. candidate Elvin Brown on
Friday, Oct. 29. His topic is "ATP-dependent chromatin-remodeling proteins in Xenopus
development."
Remodeling gone wrong: understanding how chromatin remodeling enzymes are required
to develop eyes, brains and body plans. Elvin Brown will discuss his research using
frogs to understand vertebrate development.
Parking on the UAA campus is free every Friday.
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