Biologist will discuss genes
The Yale University biologist whose research
team was the first to define the location of a
human gene on a chromosome will speak April 6
at the University.
Francis Ruddle, professor of biology and
human genetics, will give the 1981 Condon lec
ture at 8 p.m Monday in Room 150 Geology. He
will speak on "Manipulating and Cataloging the
Genes of Man."
While in Eugene April 6 and 7, Ruddle also
will meet with students in a genetics class, give a
biology department seminar and consult with
faculty members and graduate students.
The human genetics class meets at 9:30 a m.
Monday in Room 177 Lawrence Hall. The semin
ar, titled “Gene Transfer in Eukaryotes,” is at
12:30 p.m. in Room 331 Science II.
“In order to better understand how our gen
etic library functions, it is important to know
where individual genes are located on the
chromosomes, and how they are organized in
relation to one another," Ruddle says. “The new
techniques of somatic cell genetics make this
possible.”
He indicated that these procedures,
popularly known as genetic engineering, allow
researchers to clone, or reproduce asexually,
human chromosomes and parts of chromosomes
in rodent cells to determine their genetic con
tents.
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