2009 FIBR Workshop Scientific Poster Abstracts

Abstracts

• Eric Becraft - Ecological Distinctness of Bacterial Ecotypes Predicted from Sequence Data Analysis and Evolutionary Simulation: Evidence from Distribution, Gene Expression, and Population Dynamics.
• Ross Carlson - Molecular level in silico analysis of mass and energy flows in microbial communities
• Tracy Cheever - A relational database for research on alkaline siliceous hot spring microbial mats
• Huan Chen - Isolating high efficient killing Bacteriovorax (Bx) strains that prey on virulent Vibrio vulnificus
• Scott Gifford - Deep sequencing of a coastal bacterioplankton metatranscriptome: How sequence coverage affects biogeochemical interpretation
• Sheila Jensen - In situ dynamics of gene expression in hot spring microbial mats: implications concerning regulation and the diel cycling of physiological functions in thermophilic cyanobacteria
• Timothy Johnston - Archaeal community structure in the sediments of an embayment littoral zone of Kentucky Lake reservoir
• Timothy McDermott - Hydrogenobaculum Population Genomics: Linking Phylogeny, Geochemistry, Genetics, and Ecologic Function.
• Nick Pudlo - Cyanobacterial populations from a Michigan grassland alvar
• Margaret Romine - Evolution of the Baltic Sea Shewanella
• Johannes Sikorski - Bacillus simplex from "Evolution Canyon" - Tracing the evolution of ecotypes
• Laurey Steinke - Identification and Quantification of Proteins Produced by a Thermophilic Microbial Community Sampled at Three Temperatures.
• Dave Ward - Outreach Projects that Broaden the Impact of our FIBR Project
• Jason Wood - Composition of Metagenomes from Yellowstone Hot Spring Microbial Mats Constructed by Photosynthetic Prokaryotes

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