2013 Fusarium Laboratory Workshop
Workshop - Manhattan, Kansas, United States
This workshop will be taught by eight international Fusarium experts. Participants will be introduced to standard morphological, genetic and molecular biological techniques used to identify and characterize strains of Fusarium. Participants will learn to use morphological characters to identify the most common Fusarium species, how to make tests for vegetative compatibility groups (VCGs) and cross-fertility, and how to extract, PCR amplify DNA, and analyze DNA sequences. More than half of the time will be spent in the laboratory working with standard strains. Students may bring some of their own strains (please contact Dr. Leslie to arrange for proper USDA permits).
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2013 Fusarium Laboratory Workshop
Sunday, June 23 - Friday, June 28, 2013
Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, US
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