September 28, 2017
Division of Biology presents Katie Marshall on Sept. 29
Submitted by Division of Biology
Katie Marshall, University of Oklahoma, will present "Mechanisms of freeze 1xbet online casino : lessons from space and time" as part of the Division of Biology seminar series at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29, in221Ackert Hall.
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In this talk, Marshall will focus on her work on insect and intertidal invertebrate freeze 1xbet online casino . She will start by describing a novel lipid class associated with freeze 1xbet online casino in the goldenrod gall fly and its seasonal dynamics associated with the acquisition of freeze 1xbet online casino . Marshall will describe omics approaches coupled with exploitation of spatial heterogeneity in degree of freeze 1xbet online casino for novel hypothesis generation in freeze 1xbet online casino in intertidal mussels and barnacles. While there does not appear to be a single mechanism for freeze 1xbet online casino , it appears to be a readily evolvable trait in which many of the same major biochemical players repeatedly appear.
If you would like to visit with Marshall, please contact Ted Morgan at tjmorgan@k-state.edu.