The Comparative Physiology Group from the Department of Integrative Biology is hosting the Comparative Physiology Seminar Series.  Contributions will cover various aspects of physiological, developmental and molecular research and are presented by researchers from UoG and surrounding Universities.  The seminar will be held weekly on Wednesday's at 3.30pm starting February 10th 2010 (New Science Complex Rm 3317). Below is preliminary program. Updated titles will be provided the week before the seminar.For general information please contact Andreas Heyland (aheyland@uoguelph.ca)

Homayoun Vaziri University of Toronto, Dept of Medical Biophysics

"The perfect telomerase: The role of sptert during embryogenesis" Feb 10

Mike O'Donnell McMaster Biology

"Ion transport in epithelia" Feb 17

Jeff Thomason Guelph OVC

"Mechanical design of horse legs and hooves" Feb 24

Tami Martino Guelph OVC

"Molecular time: an often overlooked dimension to cardiovascular disease" March 3

Jaideep Mathur Guelph MCB

"Secrets to survival: Rapid subcellular responses in plants" March 10

Terry Van Raay Guelph MCB

"Negative Feedback Regulation of the Wnt Signaling Pathway" March 17

Cezar Khursigara Guelph MCB

"Cutting edge EM techniques in microbiology" March 24

Nina Jones Guelph MCB

"Phosphotyrosine-based signalling pathways in mammalian development and disease" March 31

Jeremy Simpson Guelph (HHNS)

"How our muscles rust and rot: A look at how our muscles function in health and disease" April 7

The flyer can be download below