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John Kenneth Colbourne
Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics, Indiana
University
Preservation, expansion and invention of
crustacean genes with reference to insect genomes
Christine G. Elsik
Georgetown University
Unusual base composition of the honey bee genome
Sarjeet S. Gill
University of California, Riverside
Mosquito midgut interactions with bacterial
toxins
Catherine A. Hill
Purdue University
Tick genome organization and evolution
Thomas Kaufman
Indiana University
The latest news from CNN: What the 12 sequenced
Drosophila genomes have told us about rapidly
evolving genes and positive selection
J. Robert Manak
University of Iowa
Empirical annotation of arthropod genomes using
tiled genomic microarrays
Subbaratnam Muthukrishnan
Kansas State University
Functional genomics of insect chitin metabolism
Hugh M. Robertson
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
What we’ve learned about the insect
chemoreceptors from arthropod genome projects
Bruce R. Schatz
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
BeeSpace: Interactive functional analysis of
arthropod genomic data
Jeff Stuart
Purdue University
Avirulence, sex determination, and a physical map
of the Hessian fly genome
Judy Willis
University of Georgia
Insect cuticular proteins: Annotation,
proteomics, expression, evolution
Evgeny Zdobnov
University of Geneva Medical School, Switzerland
A comparative perspective on insect genomes
Symposium
funding provided by the Center for Genomic Studies
on Arthropods Affecting Human, Animal and Plant
Health with support from Targeted Excellence at
Kansas State University. |