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| Monday, October 4, 1999
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| Mini courses with a major impact Annual House Lecture focuses on judicial confirmation process Business profs enjoy a liquid lunch (that's tax deductible) Chemistry professor's research turns into 'bonding experience' Lesson Plan Newsmakers Phillips named director of American Languages Program McPhaul 301 |
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| Evolution subject of first Georgia Genetics symposium | |||||||||
| By Phil Williams Transposable elements are the Stealth Fighters of the microbial world. Until the 1970s, scientists thought these pieces of traveling genetic material were simply pieces of selfish DNA that roamed around the cellular world. Now researchers know that these elements have a crucial role in the functioning of plants and animals and may play a key role in evolution. FOR MORE INFORMATION For more information about attending the symposium, call 542-8000 or visit the department of genetics Web site at: http://www.genetics.uga.edu/symposium.html |
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