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Undergrad Thesis - BIOL 537
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BIOL537 Projects 2013-14
- Aarssen, L.
- Arnott, S.
- Bendena, Wm.
- Boag, P.
- Bonier, F.
- Chin-Sang, I.
- Chippindale, A.
- Cumming, B.
- Eckert, C.
- Friesen, V.
- Grogan, P.
- Hill, C.
- Ko, K.
- Lefebvre, D.
- Lougheed, S.
- Montgomerie, R.
- Moyes, C.
- Newcomb, Wm.
- Plaxton, Wm.
- Regan, S.
- Robertson, R.M.
- Seroude, L.
- Smol, J.
- Snedden, W.
- Tufts, B.
- Walker, V.
- Wang, Y.
- Young, P.
- BIOL 537 Offers 2013-14
- BIOL 500 Level Modules
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BIOL 537 2013-14
Dr. Wm. Newcomb
Rm: 3120 Bioscience Complex
Tel: (613) 533-6131
E-mail: newcombw@queensu.ca
Faculty Web Site: http://www.queensu.ca/biology/people/faculty/newcomb.html
Faculty Web Site: http://www.queensu.ca/biology/people/faculty/newcomb.html
RESEARCH AREA/POTENTIAL PROJECTS
Possible Projects - Anatomical/ultrastructure studies of embryogenesis and nodule development in angiosperms. Cytoskeletons of nitrogen-fixing leguminous nodules with particular reference to microtubules and actin filaments. For further particulars contact Wm. Newcomb.
May supervise two students who have strong interests in plant cell biology or plant development.
STARTING DATE: Summer or fall.