Exam presentations
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- Wednesday, 3rd January
2024 at 10am OR 10th January 2024 at 9am, Seminarium
- select a scientific paper of your choice and send me it for approval
- make a group of three students
- read your own paper and prepare PowerPoint presentation
for ca. 10 mins
- read the other two papers of your colleagues and prepare two scientific questions
related to the application of molecular methods to
each of them
- NOTE = presentation quality (not only graphical but overall), answers to questions; your questions to other colleagues
Individual students/groups
January 3rd
Group 1 (10am)
Pavel Jirkovský - Large-scale
introgression shapes the evolution of the mating-type chromosomes of the
filamentous Ascomycete Neurospora tetrasperma
Štěpán Jerhot - Molecular data show that
Bryoria fremontii and B. tortuosa (Parmeliaceae) are
conspecific
Kamila Dědková - Environment and host
identity structure communities of green algal symbionts in lichens
January 10th
Group 2 (9am)
Barbora Zelinková - AFLP markers reveal
two genetic groups in the French population of the grapevine fungal pathogen
Phaeomoniella chlamydospora
Eliška Moťková - New
insights into interspecific hybridization in Lemna L. sect. Lemna
(Lemnaceae Martinov)
Pavlína Černá - Microsatellite markers
reveal unprecedented high frequencies of hybridization among Typha
species in the midwestern US
Group 3 (10am)
Denisa Nerandžičová - Northern
glacial refugia and altitudinal niche divergence shape genome-wide
differentiation in the emerging plant model Arabidopsis arenosa
Bartłomiej Łukiewicz - Analyses of
hybrid viability across a hybrid zone between two Alnus species using
microsatellites and cpDNA markers
Chonour Mahmoudi - Phylogeny and
biogeography of New World Stachydeae (Lamiaceae) with emphasis on the origin and
diversification of Hawaiian and South American taxa
Natalie Hyde - The mitochondrial genome of
Morchella importuna (272.2 kb) is the largest among fungi and contains
numerous introns, mitochondrial non-conserved open reading frames and repetitive
sequences
Tereza Kočárková - DNA metabarcoding unveils the effects of habitat fragmentation on pollinator diversity, plant-pollinator interactions, and pollination efficiency in Maldive islands