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Drosophila species workshop - October 27-28 - University of Arizona

The Tucson Drosophila Species Stock Center will hold a two day workshop =
for ten investigators interested in learning to identify different =
Drosophila species, prepare culture medium for species with different =
dietary requirements, and become familiar with culture techniques =
necessary to successfully utilize non melanogaster Drosophila species in =
their research. Participants should plan to arrive in Tucson by Friday =
evening, October 26 and leave no earlier than Sunday evening October 28. =
The $250 registration fee will include all instruction, instructional =
materials, continental breakfasts, Friday evening reception, Saturday =
night dinner. The Center for Insect Science will assist students with =
limited funds in finding housing with UA graduate students.=20

The course will begin with an introduction to Drosophila morphology, =
instruction in using Drosophila species keys, and in polytene chromosome =
analysis. The melanogaster, obscura, repleta and virilis groups have =
been selected as the models for this year's course. Other groups such as =
the Hawaiian Drosophila and immigrans species group will be covered in =
future workshops. The current workshop will include instruction in =
preparation of various diets for specific species groups. Instructors =
include Dr. Wyatt Anderson, Dr. William Heed, Dr. Patrick O'Grady, Dr =
Scott Pitnick and Dr. Marvin Wasserman.

To apply send a letter that includes a brief statement of your research =
interests and why the workshop would be valuable to you in achieving =
your research goals to: insects@arl.arizona.edu

The class will be filled in order of receipt of applications, so please =
respond asap if you are interested in attending.


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