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<font size="4">Mara Lawniczak</font size>
<font size="4">Mara Lawniczak</font size>


<font size="2">Kafatos/Christophides Lab <br>
<font size="2">MRC Career Development Fellow<br>
6th Floor SAF Building<br>
6th Floor SAF Building<br>
Division of Cell & Molecular Biology<br>
Division of Cell & Molecular Biology<br>
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''m.lawniczak#imperial,ac,uk'' <small>(antispam: #&rarr;@ ,&rarr;.)</small><br><br>
''m.lawniczak#imperial,ac,uk'' <small>(antispam: #&rarr;@ ,&rarr;.)</small><br><br>
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7594 3919<br>
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7594 3002<br>
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7584 2056<br>
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7584 2056<br>


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'''education'''
 
 
 
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'''Education'''
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University of California, Davis.  Ph.D. in Population Biology. 2000- 2004.   
University of California, Davis.  Ph.D. in Population Biology. 2000- 2004.   
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University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.  Bachelor of Science with High Honors in Biology. 1993-1997.  Advisors: Dr. Shawn Meagher & Dr. Philip Myers.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.  Bachelor of Science with High Honors in Biology. 1993-1997.  Advisors: Dr. Shawn Meagher & Dr. Philip Myers.


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'''postdoctoral project'''


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I am currently developing an Affymetrix SNP chip for Anopheles gambiae which will interrogate several hundred thousand SNPs. This is in collaboration with Seth Redmond (Imperial) and Danny Park and Dan Neafsey (at the Broad Institute). I will be using this technology to examine the genetic basis of Anopheles susceptibility to Plasmodium falciparum (malaria). If this method is successful, I plan to use it to examine genotype*genotype interactions between the vector and the parasite as such interactions have a large impact on the outcome of an infection (Lambrechts et al 2005).
'''Teaching'''
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Guest lecturer for the Advanced Topics in Cellular and Molecular Immunology course led by George Christophides.
My lectures are on Population genomics and Genome-wide association studies.
 
Teaching assistant at UCDavis for Population genetics (2003, 2004) and Evolution (2001,2002)


I am also interested in the biology and underlying speciation genetics of the Anopheles gambiae incipient species M and S and understanding the genetic basis of the speciation process, in general.


'''Topics and systems of interest'''
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'''interests'''
evolutionary genetics, sexual conflict, sexual selection, host-parasite antagonistic coevolution, genetic conflict, evolvability, population genetics/genomics, drosophila, anopheles, plasmodium, cephalopods & nepenthes.
evolutionary genetics, sexual conflict, sexual selection, host-parasite antagonistic coevolution, genetic conflict, evolvability, population genetics/genomics, drosophila, anopheles, plasmodium, cephalopods & nepenthes.
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'''previous appointments'''
'''Publications'''
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University College London. BBSRC funded postdoctoral researcher. 2004- 2006.
This link to [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=(Lawniczak%20MKN%5BAuthor%5D%20OR%20(Lawniczak%20MK%5Bau%5D)) PubMed] lists my publications.
Advisor: Dr. Tracey Chapman.


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'''publications'''
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<blockquote>
<biblio>
#LawniczakHollowayetal2008 pmid=18700012
#Hollowayetal2007 pmid=17967066
#LawniczakBegun2007 pmid=17573377
#LawniczakBarnesetal2007 pmid=17028056
#LawniczakBegun2005 pmid=16356284
#LawniczakBegun2004 pmid=15499404
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Mara Lawniczak

MRC Career Development Fellow
6th Floor SAF Building
Division of Cell & Molecular Biology
South Kensington Campus
London,
SW7 2AZ
UK


m.lawniczak#imperial,ac,uk (antispam: #→@ ,→.)

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7594 3002
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7584 2056




Education
University of California, Davis. Ph.D. in Population Biology. 2000- 2004. Advisor: Dr. David Begun.

University of Texas, Austin. First year Ph.D. program in Integrative Biology. 1999-2000. Advisors: Dr. James Bull & Dr. David Begun.

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Bachelor of Science with High Honors in Biology. 1993-1997. Advisors: Dr. Shawn Meagher & Dr. Philip Myers.



Teaching
Guest lecturer for the Advanced Topics in Cellular and Molecular Immunology course led by George Christophides. My lectures are on Population genomics and Genome-wide association studies.

Teaching assistant at UCDavis for Population genetics (2003, 2004) and Evolution (2001,2002)


Topics and systems of interest
evolutionary genetics, sexual conflict, sexual selection, host-parasite antagonistic coevolution, genetic conflict, evolvability, population genetics/genomics, drosophila, anopheles, plasmodium, cephalopods & nepenthes.



Publications
This link to PubMed lists my publications.