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Karl
Simon
(B.Sc. honours thesis, 2001,Dalhousie) Thesis - A behavioral analysis of granule group mutations in Drosophila melanogaster Currently - Dalhousie Medical School |
Amanda
McGuire
(B.Sc. honours thesis, 2001,Dalhousie) Thesis - Parthenogenesis and imprinting in Drosophila melanogaster Currently - Working while applying to professional schools. |
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Andrew
Haigh
(B.Sc. honours thesis, 2001,Dalhousie) Thesis - Generation of a garnet null Currently - M.Sc. Dalhousie |
Vincent
Joanis
(MSc. thesis, 2001,Dalhousie) Thesis - Regulation of genomic imprinting in Drosophila melanogaster Currently - Dalhousie Medical School |
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Audra Lynn
(B.Sc. honours thesis, 2000, Dalhousie) Thesis - Molecular analysis of the garnet gene Currently - M.Sc. Dalhousie |
Michael
Alperyn
(B.Sc. honours thesis, 2000,Dalhousie) Thesis - Behavioral analysis of the garnet gene Currently - MSc. Univ. of Manitoba |
| Robyn
Macfarlane (B.Sc. honours thesis, 2000, Dalhousie) Thesis - Genetic interactions between garnet and zeste Currently - Dalhousie Medical School |
Krish
Malaviarachchi (B.Sc. honours thesis, 2000, Dalhousie) Thesis - Developmental analysis of the effect of the Artemia heat shock protein in Drosophila Currently - M.Sc. Dalhousie |
| Sonia
Meadows (B.Sc. honours thesis, 2000, Mt. St. Vincent) Thesis - Northern analysis of the garnet gene Currently - MSc Univ of Ottawa |
Tracey
Wentzell (B.Sc. honours thesis, 1999, Mt. Allison University) Thesis - Generation of garnet null mutations Currently - McGill Medical School MD/MBA program |
| Sheila
MacLean (B.Sc. honours thesis, 1998, Mt. Allison University) Thesis - Temporal and spacial analysis of garnet transcription by tissue in situ hybridization Currently - MSc. Simon Fraser University - Verhayen Lab |
Adrian
Jones (B.Sc. honours thesis, 1998, Mt. Allison University) Thesis - PCR analysis of garnet mutations Currently - McGill Journalism program after having traveled through Central and South America for a year |
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 We hosted the 2000 Atlantic Canada Drosophila Conference |
 A resident mad scientist |
A party in the lab |
 Demonstrating the Drosophila courtship dance |
Contact Information:
Dr. Vett Lloyd
Biology Department, Mount Allison University
63B York Street
Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada E4L 1G7
Phone: (506) 364-2509
Fax: (506) 364-2505
E-mail: vlloyd@mta.ca
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