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Work in Progress Talk

LAUREN SASSOUBRE, PHD

Work inProgress TalkLAUREN SASSOUBRE, PHD
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Tracking Sources of Microbial Pollution in Lake Erie Using Culture-Based Methods and Next Generation Sequencing

Join us for an informal discussion about using microbial community data from next generation sequencing (NGS) as a “microbial signature” or “fingerprint.” Preliminary data will be presented on the potential application of microbial community NGS data to determine the sources of microbial pollution at Woodlawn Beach in Eastern Lake Erie.

When?

Monday, Apr 24, 2017, 04:30 PM

Where?

110 Knox Hall, UB North Campus

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Contact Us

Email: coe-gem@buffalo.edu
Website: buffalo.edu/gem
Phone: (716) 829-3890
Facebook: facebook.com/ubgemcoe
Twitter: @ubgemcoe

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