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Evolution at the Nucleotide Level Rapid Evolution of HIV/SIV and Microsatellites in Candida albicans Matthew D. Pagel NSCORT/Exobiology Fellow Christopher Wills Lab Department of Biology, University of California - San Diego

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Evolution at the Nucleotide Level. Rapid Evolution of HIV/SIV and Microsatellites in Candida albicans. Matthew D. Pagel NSCORT/Exobiology Fellow Christopher Wills Lab Department of Biology, University of California - San Diego. HIV/SIV Phylogenetic Trees. A Model for Rapid Evolution. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Evolution at the Nucleotide Level

Rapid Evolution of HIV/SIV and Microsatellites in Candida albicans

Matthew D. Pagel

NSCORT/Exobiology Fellow

Christopher Wills Lab

Department of Biology, University of California - San Diego

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HIV/SIV Phylogenetic Trees

A Model for Rapid Evolution

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Sample Sequence Alignment

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HIV/SIV Env gene Neighbor-

Joining Tree(from Yellow Fever, Black Goddess

by C. Wills)

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Neighbor-Joining Tree of Env gene of HIV/SIV - NCBI/Los Alamos Complete Sequences

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Pol Neighbor-Joining Tree

HIV1

HIV2

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Neighbor-Joining

Tree of Gag Gene of HIV/SIV

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NJ Tree of Gag after Unverified Sequences

Removed

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Cloning of Candida albicans genes involved in pathogenicity

Plasmid Construction of Erk1

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Microsatellite Slippage Mutations (Glutamine)

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The Genetic Code--The Translation of mRNA to Amino Acids--

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Recombination-Mediated Plasmid Construction

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Action of Restriction Enzymes(Eco RI example clipped from Molecular Cell Biology CD-Rom)

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Plasmid Constructionvia Restriction Digest

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Blue/White Screen

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Future Steps

• Site-directed mutagenesis producing variant microsatellite length

• Re-insertion of plasmid into knockout strains

• Analysis of morphological form (hyphal)

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Acknowledgements

Chris Wills

Nikki Freed

Dave Metzgar

Sol Guiterrez

Hattie Oswald

Lois Lane

Bill Baity

Carlos Flores, Vincent Starai, Carlos Peralta, & William Engels

The NSCORT/Exobiology Program