Fungal Biology at UGA
Many
labs at UGA work with fungi. Fungal
biologists can participate in frequent fungal research seminars, monthly Eukaryotic
Microbes Club meeting and weekly Fungal Molecular Biology Group meeting. It is
a diverse, collegial group with lots of great ideas to share!
UGA Fungal Labs:
ARNOLD
LAB Fungal Genomes,
systems biology of clocks
COVERT LAB Molecular
Genetics of plant-fungal interactions, Fusarium circinatum,
Cronartium quercuum
f.sp. fusiforme
and Ustilago maydis
GARFINKEL
LAB Retrotransposition
in yeast
GLENN LAB Endophytic Fungi and their interactions with hosts, Fusarium
verticilliodes, Neotyphodium
coenophialum
GLOVER LAB Role and
mechanism of Casein Kinase II, Saccharomyces cerevisiae
GOLD LAB Molecular biology of plant-fungal pathogen
interactions, Ustilago maydis
HALL LAB Mathematical
Models of Evolution and Experimental Evolution in Yeast
LANKAU
LAB Ecology and evolution of plant
and fungal communities
MCEACHERN LAB Telomeres in yeast
MOMANY LAB Polarity,
cell wall and cell cycle in Aspergillus nidulans and A. fumigatus
SCHERM LAB Diseases of fruit
crops
SCHMIDT LAB Biosynthesis of isoprenylated
signaling molecules in S. cerevisiae.
SHEFFERSON
LAB Evolutionary history of mycorrhizae and other plant-microbe interactions
STARAI
LAB Membrane fusion in yeast
WU
LAB Magnaporthe
grisea secretome, with emphasis on secreted cell
wall-depolymerizing enzymes and proteins involved in
fungus-plant interactions
