Topics:
Eukaryotic microbiology
· Alveolate evolution
· Evolutionary ecology of protists
· Symbiosis
Phylogeny
· Protist tree of life
· Dinoflagellate taxonomy
· Evolutionary history of organelles
Cell biology
· Recombination in dinoflagellates
· Flagellar apparatus in dinoflagellates
· Meiosis and mitosis
Applied microbiology
· Commercial uses of algae
· Genetic modification of algae for industry
· Chromera velia as a model for antiparasitic pharmaceutical development
PhD thesis
· Molecular ecology and phylogeny of protistan algal symbionts from corals,
Professional workshop participation
· ApiDB, ToxoDB, CryptoDB, Apicomplexan genomic database mining workshop,
· Woods Hole Protistology workshop, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole,
Publications
· Moore R.B., Oborník M., Janouškovec J., Chrudimský T., Vancová M., Green D.H., Wright S.W., Davies N.W., Bolch C.J.S., Heimann K., Slapeta J., Hoegh-Guldberg O., Logsdon Jr J.M., Carter D.A (2008). A photosynthetic alveolate closely related to apicomplexan parasites. Nature 451, 959-963 [link to paper] [link to corrigendum] [link to supplementary material] [link to commentary]
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· John, P.C., Mews, M., Moore, R. (2001). Cyclin/Cdk complexes: their involvement in cell cycle progression and mitotic division. Protoplasma 216,119-142. Review.
· Mews, M., Sek, F.J.,
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