and

Steven J. Knapp, University of Georgia

Speakers:

1. 4:40 PM
Richard Michelmore
(rwmichelmore@ucdavis.edu)
University of California, Davis
Introduction

2. 4:45 PM
Leah McHale
(lkmchale@ucdavis.edu)
University of California, Davis
The genetic architecture of disease resistance in lettuce

3. 5:05 PM
Richard Kesseli
(rick.kesseli@umb.edu)
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Identifying and characterizing regions of synteny between lettuce, sunflower and Arabidopsis.

4. 5:25 PM
Shunxue Tang
(tangs@uga.edu)
University of Georgia, Athens
Candidate genes for mutations causing changes in tocopherol (Vitamin E) composition in sunflower.

5. 5:45 PM
Felix Shuppert
(felix.schuppert@oregonstate.edu)
Oregon State, Corvallis
The Fad2-1 gene is tandemly duplicated and silenced by RNA interference in high oleic sunflower.

6. 6:05 PM
John Burke
(john.m.burke@vanderbilt.edu)
Vanderbilt University
Genetic consequences of a recent selective sweep in cultivated sunflower

7. 6:25 PM
Steve Zaplachinski
(zaplachinskis@sembiosys.com)
Sembiosys Genetics Inc
Utilizing genomic data for the molecular characterization of safflower

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