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| DR. VETT LLOYD - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR |
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| Academic History |
| B.Sc | University of British Columbia |
| M.Sc. | University of Geneva |
| Ph.D. | University of British Columbia |
| Research Interests |
| • Gene expression in development |
| • Drosophila models for human diseases |
| • Epigenetic gene silencing |
| Representative Publications |
| Anaka, M., A. Lynn, P. McGinn V. K. Lloyd.Genomic imprinting in Drosophila has properties of both mammalian and insect imprinting. (2009) Development Genes and Evolution 219 (2): 59-66(PDF) |
| Anaka, M., C. D. MacDonald, E. Barkova, K.l Simon, R. Rostom, R. A. Godoy, A. J. Haigh, I. A. Meinertzhagen and V. Lloyd (2008). The white gene of Drosophila melanogaster encodes a protein with a role in courtship behavior J. Neurogenetics. 22(4):243-76. (PDF) |
| Allaway, H., V. Lloyd, and I. Kaczmarska 2008 Whole mount in situ immunofluorescent hybridization of diatoms. Diatom Research 23(1)1-9. (PDF) |
| A. Haigh, V. K. Lloyd (2007)Why clone flies? Using cloned Drosophila to monitor epigenetic defects. Fly 1: 6-12. (PDF) |
| A. J. Haigh and V. K Lloyd (2006) Loss of genomic imprinting in Drosophila clones. Genome 49: 1043-1046. (PDF) |
| Haigh, A,
MacDonald, W. A., and V. Lloyd. 2005. Generation of cloned Drosophila.
Genetics 169:1165-1167 (PDF) |
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| Biology 1001 | Evolution, Ecology and Diversity | Biology 3641 | Genetic Regulation of Development | |
| Biology 4621 | Genes, Cells and Disease | Biology 1501 | Cell Biology | |
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| Biology 4950 | Special Topics in Biology |
| Biology 4990 | Honours Thesis |
| Biology 5990 | M.Sc. Thesis in Biology |
| Contact Information |
| E-mail: | vlloyd@mta.ca |
| Snail Mail: | Department of Biology |
| Office: | Flemington 205 |
| Telephone: | (506) 364-2509 |
| Fax: | (506) 364-2505 |
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