Electron microscope picture of the Lambda bacteriophage. On the left is an icosahedral head and extending to the right is a ribbed tail that comes a point in the last 6 ribs.

NIH Lambda Lunch Meetings

An NIH Special Interest Group. 


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Lambda Lunch update, 11/7/00

11/8/00, Mazur at 3:00 PM:  Nancy Craig "Tn7:  A smarter transposon".

11/9/00*:  Eduardo Groisman:  "Signal transduction pathways governing
Salmonella's lifestyle"

11/10/00, 12 pm, Building 32TII, Conference Room:  "Salmonella survival
strategies in host tissues"
 This seminar will be held despite the Veteran's Day Holiday

11/14/00, 8:30 AM(!): NCI Seminar. Breaking the Genome to Save it, or,
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Enjoy Meiosis. Speaker: Dr Michael
J.  Lichten, NIH. Bg. 10, Lipsett. (Info: 301-984-7191).

11/16/00*:  Wayne Outten:  "The cue, cus and pco loci:  diverse systems
for copper sensing and efflux in E. coli"

11/23/00*:  TURKEY

11/30/00*:  Sue Wickner (not confirmed)

12/7/00*:  Dan Camerini-Otero

12/14/00*:  Gadi Glaser

1/4/01*:  Jim Kaper (Quorum Sensing)

1/18/01*:  Stuart Austin

*Regular lambda lunch at 11 AM in Bldg 36, Rm 1B13.

To schedule seminars, contact Susan Gottesman (susang@helix.nih.gov) or
Bob Weisberg (rweisberg@nih.gov).

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Lambda Lunch update, 11/7/00
 
 
 
11/8/00,
Mazur at 3:00 PM:  Nancy Craig "Tn7:  A smarter
transposon".
 
 
11/9/00*:  Eduardo
Groisman:  "Signal transduction pathways governing
Salmonella's lifestyle"
 
 
11/10/00, 12 pm, Building
32TII, Conference Room:  "Salmonella survival strategies in
host tissues"


        This
seminar will be held despite the Veteran's Day Holiday
 


11/14/00, 8:30 AM(!): NCI Seminar. Breaking the Genome to Save it,
or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Enjoy Meiosis. Speaker: Dr
Michael J. Lichten, NIH. Bg. 10, Lipsett. (Info: 301-984-7191).


 
11/16/00*:  Wayne Outten:  "The cue, cus and
pco loci:  diverse systems for copper sensing and efflux in E.
coli"
 
 
11/23/00*:  TURKEY
 


11/30/00*:  Sue Wickner (not confirmed)
 


12/7/00*:  Dan Camerini-Otero
 


12/14/00*:  Gadi Glaser
 
 
1/4/01*:  Jim
Kaper (Quorum Sensing)
 
 
1/18/01*:  Stuart
Austin
 
 
 
*Regular lambda lunch at 11 AM in Bldg 36,
Rm 1B13.
 
 
 
To schedule seminars, contact Susan
Gottesman (susang@helix.nih.gov) or Bob Weisberg
(rweisberg@nih.gov).
 
 
There are two ways to join the
mailing list if you're at NIH.  (If you're not at NIH, contact
rweisberg@nih.gov to join.)  (1) Send the following message from
the computer where you usually receive mail to LISTSERV@LIST.NIH.GOV:
SUBSCRIBE LAMBDA_LUNCH-L your name. Replace "your name" by
your first and last names.  (2) Go to http://list.nih.gov/.  Browse the lists to find
Lambda_Lunch-L.  Follow the instructions to join.
 


This schedule is also available at https://alum.mit.edu/www/toms/lambda.html.


 To send a message to Lambda Lunchers, address it to:
LAMBDA_LUNCH-L@LIST.NIH.GOV.  (Please use this facility
sparingly.) 



 
 
 
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Lab:  301-496-3555
 6 Center Drive,
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Fax:         -0243

Bethesda, MD
20892-2785                 
Office:      -4448
 E-mail: 
rweisberg@nih.gov
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