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# Methanogens, found living in anaerobic (without oxygen) environments, and which give off methane | # Methanogens, found living in anaerobic (without oxygen) environments, and which give off methane | ||
# Commercial uses | # Commercial uses | ||
=== 12/10/2013 - Introduction to Bacteriophages === | |||
by [[#Frank Hammer|Frank Hammer]] | |||
# What are bacteriophages (phages)? | |||
# History of the discovery of phages | |||
# The two major classes of phages, lytic and lysogenic | |||
# How phages work | |||
# Antimicrobial resistance in the food chain | |||
# How phages might be used to combat this resistance | |||
# History of phage therapy | |||
# Phage cocktails and the future of phage therapy | |||
# Phages in clinical trials | |||
=== 09/17/2013 - Introduction to Epigenetics === | |||
by [[#Frank Hammer|Frank Hammer]] | |||
# What is epigenetics? | |||
# Epigenetics and epigenomics. | |||
# How our ancestors' experiences affect us, and how our experiences affect our offspring. | |||
# Some of our epigenetic tags our established in utero. | |||
# How a woman's diet during pregnancy has an impact on the baby's epigenetic tags. | |||
# The role of nutrition on epigenetics from a study done in Overkalix, located in northern Sweden | |||
# Epigenetics of obesity and diabetes in humans. | |||
# The effects of environmental toxins on our grandchildren and great-grandchildren. | |||
# Pottenger's cat studies. | |||
# The role of epigenomics in cancer management. | |||
== Lecturer Bios == | == Lecturer Bios == | ||