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New Resource from the UN: Guidance for Effective Mediation
11/02/2012The UN Guidance for Effective Mediation, presented in September 2012 at a high-level event on the sidelines of the 67th United Nations General Assembly, is the first broad UN guidance of this kind available to mediators. It reflects the experience of mediators over more than six decades and was developed in close cooperation with United Nations partners including member states, regional and subregional organizations.
Empowering marginalized women through digital storytelling
10/20/2012In a blog post on the website GenderIT.org, German researcher Sigrid Kannengießer describes how digital storytelling provides a powerful way of using information and communication technologies to empower marginalized women. Digital stories are produced and distributed by digital media. In digital storytelling workshops, marginalized women and women's rights activists develop a forum to tell their stories and share their experiences by producing short films about themselves.
October issue of Peace Journalist available as free download
10/14/2012The October, 2012 edition of The Peace Journalist is now available for free download. The Peace Journalist is a semi-annual publication of the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University in Parkville, Missouri. The Peace Journalist is dedicated to disseminating news and information for and about teachers, students, and practitioners of peace and conflict sensitive journalism. The October issue contains an article by Jake Lynch entitled, "Peace journalism works."
Lessons well learnt – New guide promotes global human rights education
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Announcing the Global Peacebuilding Center at the US Institute of Peace
10/08/2012Social justice resource - The Change Agent
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Jul 6, 2014, 3:33 PM EST
Jaime Garcia has made just 16 starts since the beginning of the 2013 campaign and is scheduled to undergo season-ending surgery on his shoulder this week for thoracic outlet syndrome. Those facts alone would be ample reason for John Mozeliak to feel disappointed, but it sounds like a lack of communication from the 27-year-old southpaw is what's truly bothering the normally calm and calculated general manager.
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Jaime Garcia has been limited to just 16 starts dating back to the start of last season.
The Cardinals lost both Jaime Garcia and Michael Wacha to shoulder injuries on Sunday. Now they may be down a third starting pitcher in two days. Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that right-hander Shelby Miller was lifted from his start Tuesday night at Coors Field because of tightness in his back.
Cardinals calling up 2013 first-round pick Marco Gonzales to help in rotation
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Bad news for the Cardinals: Two very important starters are headed to the disabled list with shoulder injuries.
Jaime Garcia had his sore shoulder examined by the Cardinals team doctor and Dr. James Andrews, and they both agreed: No new structural damage. Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com reports that Garcia has been diagnosed with inflammation and got a cortisone shot, which means no throwing for at least a little while. General manager John Mozeliak…
From beat writer Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com: JUPITER, Fla. — The Cardinals are delaying comment on the results of Jaime Garcia's exam with team physician George Paletta until after the left-hander visits orthopedist James Andrews for a second opinion on Wednesday. Garcia began experiencing discomfort in his left shoulder last weekend and flew back to…
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Jaime Garcia, who underwent surgery to repair a torn shoulder labrum in May, is now "on the same schedule as the other starters" in Cardinals camp, according to Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Garcia is under contract for $7.75 million this season (and $9.25 million in 2015) and posted a 3.89 ERA…
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Brendan Taylor was quite categorical about his team's chances a day before the tournament opener. "If we bat, bowl and field to our potential, we'll give ourselves half a chance of beating Sri Lanka," he said, and those words turned out to be prophetic in the worst possible way. After putting Sri Lanka in, Zimbabwe bowled the wrong areas, had a complete shocker on the field and never quite recovered.
St John's, Antigua – The West Indies Cricket Board today announced that accomplished management consultant Michael Muirhead has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of the regional governing body.
The Board of Directors approved Mr. Muirhead's appointment at a meeting in Barbados at the weekend. Mr. Muirhead's appointment is for three years.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka – Chris Gayle warmed up for the ICC World T20 tournament with a brilliant half-century as the West Indies dominated Afghanistan at the P Sara Oval on Monday. Gayle, the world-leading batsman in the Twenty20 format, hit four leg-side sixes and five powerful boundaries in 65 not out off 48 balls, as the West Indies reached 125-2 wickets off 15.4 overs to win by eight wickets.
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Two treatments, each replicated once within a season, were evaluated by documenting the spatial location of either 15 bonded or 15 nonbonded (control) sheep together with 5 cows during 5 morning and 5 afternoon periods of observation over 7 consecutive days. The 70 different animals evaluated each season were randomly assigned within treatment category to each of 4 consecutive weeks. Different cattle were used for the two replicated groups of bonded and nonbonded sheep. Bonded sheep consistently remained with cattle during all three seasons in contrast to nonbonded sheep that were found only 46% of the time. Over all seasons bonded sheep never separated from cattle while the mean distance between nonbonded sheep and cattle was 977 m. Additional time was required to locate sheep in the nonbonded treatment, thus reducing management efficiency and increasing cost by approximately $0.10/hd/d. Bonds can be produced in 55 d through pen confinement of lambs with cattle at a cost of approximately $0.51/hd/d. %B Small Ruminant Research %V 14 %P 1-8 %G eng %U bibliography/413.pdf %M LTER.1994-91488 %0 Thesis %B Animal and Range Sciences Department %D 1993 %T Diurnal diet composition and behavior of cattle and sheep on Chihuahuan Desert range %A Smith, J.N. %K JRN %K sheep %B Animal and Range Sciences Department %I New Mexico State University %C Las Cruces %V PhD %P 162 %G eng %M LTER.1993-91526 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1992 %T An attempt to bond weaned 3-month-old beef heifers to yearling ewes %A Anderson, D. M. %A Hulet, C.V. %A Smith, J.N. %A Shupe, W. L. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X This study was conducted to determine if weaned younger heifers, averaging three months of age, would bond to sheep. To accomplish reciprocal bonding, 90-day-old heifers were penned for 80 d singly or in groups of three with two or five yearling ewes, respectively. Following 40 d and 80 d of pen confinement, the cattle and sheep were observed together while on pasture and interspecific distances were estimated at 15-min intervals over several consecutive hours. Single heifers followed and consistently stayed very close to sheep. However, if two or more heifers were together at pasture, the heifers would not consistently stay with the sheep. Therefore, the attachment of single heifers to sheep is believed to be due to social dependence. During observations when two or more heifers were together at pasture, the yearling ewes which had been penned together with the heifers usually followed the heifers. Additional observations made during this study suggest that yearling ewes will form an attraction and follow cattle when at pasture after having been penned with them for 80 d. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 34 %P 181-188 %G eng %U bibliography/378.pdf %M LTER.1992-91566 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1991 %T Bonding of Spanish kid goats to cattle and sheep %A Hulet, C.V. %A Anderson, D. M. %A Smith, J.N. %A Shupe, W. L. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X Spanish kid goats, white-face range lambs, and yearling beef heifers were used to study the effects of close interspecies confinement on bonding of the small ruminant species to each other or to cattle. Treatment groups consisted of (1) 3 Spanish kids, 3 heifers and 3 young lambs (43–53 days with no previous exposure to cattle); (2) 3 Spanish kids, 2 heifers and 3 older lambs (74–105 days with some previous exposure to cattle). Each of these treatments was replicated three times. During field testing, following 30 days pen confinement, the older lambs stayed closer (P<0.05) to the heifers than did the younger lambs. However, no difference (P>0.05) existed between young and old lambs following 60 days pen confinement. Spanish kids did not differ (P>0.05) in the degree of bonding from lambs. After testing at 60-days, the groups originally confined together were re-combined and sorted into kid-heifer and lamb-heifer groups and tested at pasture for affinity of kid goats to heifers and lambs to heifers, independent of the other small ruminant species. Lambs separated from cattle during the 3-h test; whereas kid goats consistently stayed with cattle. In an extended field test, kid goats stayed with cattle over a 5-consecutive-day test with no observed separations. It was concluded that Spanish kids can bond to cattle and stay with them under free-ranging conditions. The data also suggest that with lambs, a bond may become stronger as the time of close association is extended beyond 30 days. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 30 %P 97-103 %G eng %U bibliography/373.pdf %M LTER.1991-91608 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1990 %T Diet selection of bonded and nonbonded free-ranging sheep and cattle %A Anderson, D. M. %A Hulet, C.V. %A Hamadeh, S.K. %A Smith, J.N. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X Compared with monospecies stocking, numerous studies substantiate that multispecies stocking can efficiently increase use within and among the mosaic pattern of rangeland plant life forms. However, multispecies stocking may fail to bring anticipitated biological and financial results because of severe small ruminant losses, often because of coyote (Canis latrans) predation. Previously published data have demonstrated that when young lambs are bonded to cattle, they will follow cattle under free-ranging conditions. This close association under free-ranging conditions has been shown to reduce coyote predation on lambs. However, in addition to protection, lambs that stay with cattle may have their diet selection influenced. Differences between cattle and sheep diets were estimated using microhistological analysis of heifer and lamb feces. The data indicated differences between pastures, animal species, and bonded and non-bonded lamb diets. Lambs bonded to cattle grazed 7% more grass, 5% fewer forbs and 4% fewer shrubs between April and June than non-bonded lambs. Cattle diets were not influenced by either bonded or non-bonded lambs grazing in the same pasture and averaged 57% grass, 35% forbs and 8% shrubs. In contrast, bonded sheep diets averaged 35% grass, 59% forbs and 5% shrubs. The relatively large differences between heifer and lamb diets, and the relatively small differences between bonded and non-bonded lamb diets, do not negatively impact the potential benefits to be gained from multispecies stocking using bonded sheep. Managing bonded sheep with cattle under free-ranging conditions may result in more uniform spatial use of the vegetation than would occur if either species were managed alone. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 26 %P 231-242 %G eng %U bibliography/352.pdf %M LTER.1990-91668 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1990 %T Distance traveled by free-ranging supplemented and nonsupplemented lactating and nonlactating cows %A Rouda, R.R. %A Anderson, D. M. %A Murray, L. W. %A Smith, J.N. %K JRN %X Travel was estimated daily between 29 May and 18 August 1986 in protein supplemented and nonsupplemented, lactating and nonlactating mature crossbred cows. The study was conducted on semidesert rangeland in south-central New Mexico. Ambient air temperatures ranged between 7 and 38° C and precipitation was 49% above the long-term January through August mean of 147 mm. Four lactating and four nonlactating cows were fed an average of 1.4 kg/head/day of a 41% crude protein cottonseed supplement every 3.5 days. Ten similar cows, five lactating and five nonlactating, nonsupplemented cows were grazed with the supplemented animals in paddocks averaging > 2000 ha in size. Digital pedometers attached to both of the cow's front legs were used to monitor travel. The mean travel (+ SE) was 8.0 + 0.3 km/day over the 81-day study. Supplemented and nonsupplemented cows traveled similar (P > 0.05) distances of 7.9 + 0.7 km/day. Lactating cows traveled 7.6 + 0.7 km/day compared with 8.2 + 0.7 km/day for nonlactating cows. Throughout the study, daily travel decreased (P < 0.01) at a rate of 0.06 + < 0.01 km/day. Daily travel was positively correlated (P < 0.01) to total precipitation (r = 0.37) and hours of daylight (r = 0.36) but negatively correlated (P < 0.01) to mean mid-range (r = -.37), mean minimum (r = -0.35), and mean maximum (r = -0.32) daily ambient air temperatures. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 28 %P 221-232 %G eng %U bibliography/358.pdf %M LTER.1990-91669 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1988 %T Bonding of goats to sheep and cattle for protection from predators %A Hulet, C.V. %A Anderson, D. M. %A Smith, J.N. %A Shupe, W. L. %A Taylor, D.A. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X Fourteen 5-month-old mohair goats previously confined with heifers for 60 days were randomized into two groups. Group 1 was confined with two heifers for an additional 14 days. Group 2 was confined with eight previously cattle-bonded sheep and a heifer for 14 days. A third group of six non-bonded sheep and seven goats, and three heifers with calves served as a control. The three groups were randomized among three brushy range pastures averaging 190 ha and rotated whenever a goat or sheep was found dead or missing. Control goats, control lambs and Group 1 goats were observed to move independently of the cattle. Group 2 goats consistently stayed with the bonded sheep and cattle. Sheep and goats which did not stay with cattle were killed by predators starting 5 days after going to pasture. Within 10 days all goats, one lamb from the control group and six of the seven goats from Group 1 were dead, wounded or missing. Only the smallest goat in Group 2 was lost. This group was rotated among the three pastures for an additional 21 days with no further loss. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 22 %P 261-267 %G eng %U bibliography/330.pdf %M LTER.1988-91761 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1988 %T Response of bonded and nonbonded sheep to the approach of a trained border collie %A Anderson, D. M. %A Hulet, C.V. %A Shupe, W. L. %A Smith, J.N. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X Intra- and interspecific association of cattle and bonded or nonbonded sheep was observed under free-ranging conditions preceding, during and following the approach of a trained border collie dog. A bonded sheep is one which consistently stays in close proximity to cattle as a result of a continuous close association between the two species, which began when the sheep was a young lamb. The dog treatment provided insight into the response of livestock to an aggressive, threatening canine. Sheep bonded to cattle remained together as one interspecific group when threatened by the dog. Interspecific space decreased and the sheep positioned themselves among the cattle and away from the dog. Cattle aggression, i.e. kicking and charging the dog, was only observed when the dog approached the heifers. Nonbonded sheep and cattle reacted as two distinctly independent intraspecific groups. The nonbonded sheep reduced their intraspecific space and moved away from the cattle when threatened by the dog. The protection that bonded sheep receive from cattle appears to result from the close association with the cattle, which poses a threat to predators. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 21 %P 251-257 %G eng %U bibliography/325.pdf %M LTER.1988-91792 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1987 %T Bonding of sheep to cattle as an effective technique for predation control %A Hulet, C.V. %A Anderson, D. M. %A Smith, J.N. %A Shupe, W. L. %K JRN %X Nine lambs that had been bonded to cattle were placed with 7 heifers in pastures frequented by coyotes (Canis latrans) to determine whether multi-species grazing with bonded lambs would reduce predation. Unbonded lambs were grazed alone in a nearby pasture. Bonded lambs with cattle and unbonded lambs were rotated among pastures to reduce pasture bias. None of the bonded lambs were lost to predation during the entire 163-day study (Trials 1, 2 and 3). Four of 8 unbonded lambs were lost, presumably to predators, during a 19-day period, and 9 of 15 unbonded lambs and ewes were lost to predation during a later 43-day period. Bonding sheep to cattle may be an effective method for reducing coyote depredation on sheep. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 19 %P 19-25 %G eng %U bibliography/318.pdf %M LTER.1987-91816 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1987 %T Bonding of young sheep to heifers %A Anderson, D. M. %A Hulet, C.V. %A Smith, J.N. %A Shupe, W. L. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X Abusive and nonabusive (tolerant) heifers were individually identified during pen confinement with young sheep. Physical aggression by abusive heifers toward lambs included butting and kicking. Two groups of three 75-day-old lambs confined with tolerant heifers developed a bond after 20 days and a strong bond after 55 days. However, three lambs confined with abusive heifers were not bonded at 20 days, but formed a satisfactory bond with the cattle after 55 days as the cattle became more tolerant of the lambs. During pen confinement, lambs with abusive heifers spent 41% of the time in a creep area away from heifers. In contrast, lambs in two tolerant lamb-heifer groups spent only 15% of their time in the creep area. Heifers which are abusive to lambs should be identified and removed from lamb-heifer groups if bonding is to be accomplished consistently and efficiently. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 19 %P 31-40 %G eng %U bibliography/308.pdf %M LTER.1987-91817 %0 Journal Article %J Applied Animal Behavior Science %D 1987 %T Heifer disposition and bonding of lambs to heifers %A Anderson, D. M. %A Hulet, C.V. %A Smith, J.N. %A Shupe, W. L. %A Murray, L. W. %K JRN %X If young lambs between 45 and 90 d of age are placed with nonabusive heifers for 30 to 60 d, a strong bond develops between the sheep for the cattle. However, if lambs are placed with abusive heifers, i.e., bovines which butt and kick at the lambs, during pen confinement a strong bond will not develop. Heifers identified as abusive to lambs and nonabusive heifers were placed with 75 d old lambs for 55 d. Following 20 d, the lambs penned with nonabusive heifers were observed in a large pasture. We concluded that a strong bond had formed between the nonabusive lamb groups while the lambs penned with abusive heifers required 55 d of pen confinement before a satisfactory bond was evident. During confinement, lambs which were penned with abusive heifers spent more time in a creep area away from the heifer compared to the time lambs penned with the nonabusive heifers spent in the creep area. Abusive heifers should be identified and not used for bonding sheep to cattle in order to assure efficient positive results. %B Applied Animal Behavior Science %V 19 %P 27-30 %G eng %U bibliography/307.pdf %M LTER.1987-91831 %0 Journal Article %J Journal of Range Management %D 1980 %T A single bayonet gate for trapping range cattle %A Anderson, D. M. %A Smith, J.N. %K JRN %K single bayonet gates %X Single bayonet gates are effective in trapping range cattle inside a corral in which water is located. These gates require less time to construct than similar-size double-bayonet gates and contain about half as much material. Labor costs are second only to land charges in the high cost of today's livestock production (Maddox 1970). When labor-saving equipment is added to a livestock enterprise, personnel are released to concentrate efforts on other areas of the ranching operation. The efficiency of labor use is increased if animal behavior is considered in livestock management decisions. By capitalizing on an animal's need for water, one can trap cattle with a single bayonet gate, thus reducing the stress, time, and effort involved in conventional roundups. The technique involves setting up a one-way maze in a corral at which the animals will water. If all other gates into the corral are closed and a single bayonet gate is located at the entrance, cattle can be trapped as they enter to drink water. Double bayonet gates (Low and Hodder, 1976), triggers [Ward, 1958; Freeman (no date); Welchart and Gray (no date); Hughes, 1978], or crushes (Ernst, 1977), as they have been called, are not new to the livestock industry. The single-bayonet gate described in this paper requires less material for construction than double bayonet gates, yet does not reduce the gate's ability to trap and hold animals in a corral. %B Journal of Range Management %V 33 %P 316-317 %G eng %U bibliography/177.pdf %M LTER.1980-92127


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I recently took over the honcho position for a college level general bio lab. Unfortunately, many of the protocols were not left for me so I have been figuring it out on my own. I have reached a point, however, that I must reach out for help!
We have a lab that covers DNA and electrophoresis in which the students load dyes into a gel and run it. The dyes used are bromophenol blue (travels towards Cathode as DNA would) and crystal violet (should travel towards anode). It's not.
Here's the recipe I have tried:
.25g crystal violet
40g sucrose
volume to 100mL in 1X TBE
When this is run, it travels both directions (positive and negative?)!
I have tried different electrophoresis chambers and even bought new crystal violet. Does anyone have any experience with using this for teaching purposes? Does anyone have a different recipe or any ideas of possible problems?
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Cells retain their identity in part by inheriting gene expression profiles of their predecessors. Patterns of transcription that survive cell division are established and maintained partly through covalent modifications of histones and DNA, and do not involve changes in the DNA sequence itself. Emerging evidence increasingly implicates this epigenetic mode of inheritance in a myriad of developmental processes as well as a cause of or a significant contributor to human disease. Our research strives to further our understanding of epigenetic mechanisms through the study of X-chromosome inactivation (XCI). XCI is an instrument of dosage compensation that equalizes X-linked gene expression between XY male and XX female mammals by silencing one of the two X-chromosomes in early female embryos. Once enacted in individual cells, XCI is stably transmitted such that all descendant cells maintain silencing of that X-chromosome. Since an entire chromosome is inactivated and therefore easily detected, XCI is a model system to investigate transcriptional memory mechanisms. Importantly, the memory mechanisms that operate during XCI also apply broadly to gene regulation elsewhere and are being found to be important in cell fate decisions during embryogenesis, in stem cell biology, and during disease progression. While many forms of epigenetic modifications of chromatin correlate with silenced gene expression, those that trigger gene silencing remain elusive. The identification of factors and mechanisms that bring about heritable changes in gene expression is the focus of our research.
Alexander MK, Mlynarczyk-Evans S, Royce-Tolland M, Plocik A, Kalantry S, Magnuson T, Panning B. Differences between homologous alleles of olfactory receptor genes require the Polycomb Group protein Eed. J Cell Biol, 179(2):269-276, 2007.
Kalantry S, Magnuson T. Epigenetic influences on gene expression pathways. In Principles of Developmental Genetics, S. A. Moody, ed. (Elsevier Academic Press) 2007.
Ciavatta D, Kalantry S, Magnuson T, Smithies O. A DNA insulator prevents repression of a targeted X-linked transgene but not its random or imprinted X inactivation. PNAS, 103(26):9958-9963, 2006.
Mlynarczyk-Evans S, Andersen, A A, Kalantry S, Gribnau J, Panning B. X Chromosomes Alternate between Two States prior to Random X-Inactivation. PLoS Biology, 4(6):e159, 2006.
Montgomery N, Chen, A, Kalantry S, Yee D, Chamberlain S, Otte A, Magnuson, T. The Polycomb PRC2 complex mediates mono-, di-, and tri-methylation of Histone H3-Lysine 27. Current Biology, 15(10):942-947, 2005.
Kalantry S, Manning S, Haub O, Tomihara-Newberger C, Lee H-G, Fangman J, Disteche CM, Manova K, and Lacy E. Amnionless, an essential gene for mouse gastrulation, encodes a visceral endoderm-specific protein with an extracellular cysteine-rich doman. Nature Genetics, 27:412-416, 2001.
Zhong S, Delva L, Rachez C, Cenciarelli C, Gandini D, Zhang H, Kalantry S, Freedman LP, Pandolfi PP. A RA-dependent, tumour-growth suppressive transcription complex is the target of the PML-RARalpha and T18 oncoproteins. Nature Genetics 23(3):287-95, 1999.
Manova K, Tomihara-Newberger C, Wang S, Godelman A, Kalantry S, Witty-Blease K, De Leon V, Chen WS, Lacy E, and Bachvarova RF. Apoptosis in mouse embryos: elevated levels in pregastrulae and in the distal anterior region of gastrulae of normal and mutant mice. Developmental Dynamics., 213:293-308, 1998.
Kalantry S, Delva L, Gaboli M, Gandini D, Giorgio M, Hawe N, He LZ, Peruzzi D, Rivi R, Tribioli C, Wang ZG, Zhag H, Pandolfi PP. Gene rearrangements in the molecular pathogenesis of acute promyelocytic leukemia. J. Cell Physiol., 173(2):288-296, 1997.
Manova K, De Leon V, Angeles M, Kalantry S, Giarre M, Attisano L, Wrana J, Bachvarova RF. MRNAs for activin receports II and IIB are expressed in mouse oocytes and in the epiblast of pregastrula and gastrula stage mouse embryos. Mech Dev., 49(1-2):3-11, 1995.
Maclary E, Gayen S, Sarkar MK, Hinten M, and Kalantry S. Counting and Choice Independent Function of the Tsix Long Non-coding RNA in Random X-chromosome Inactivation. In revision.
Maclary E, Buttigieg B, Hinten M, Gayen S, Harris C, Purushothaman S, and Kalantry S. Imprinted Mouse X-chromosome Inactivation in the Absence of the Tsix Long Non-coding RNA. Nature Communications, in press.
Cao Q, Wang X, Zhao M, Yang R, Malik R, Qiao Y, Poliakov A, Yocum AK, Li Y, Chen W, Cao X, Jiang X, Dahiya A, Harris C, Feng FY, Kalantry S, Qin ZS, Dhanasekaran SM, and Arul M. Chinnaiyan. The Central Role of EED in the Orchestration of Polycomb Group Complexes. Nature Communications, 5(3127), (2014).
Maclary E, Hinten M, Harris C, and Kalantry, S. Long noncoding RNAs in the X-inactivation center. Chromosome Research, 21(6-7): 601-614, 2013.
Kang J, Kalantry S, and Rao A. PGC7, H3K9me2 and Tet3: regulators of DNA methylation in zygotes. Cell Research, 2012.
Jiao B, Ma H, Shokhirev MN, Drung A, Yang Q, Shin JD, Lu S, Byron M, Kalantry S, Mercurio A, Lawrence JB, Hoffmann A, Bach I. Paternal RLIM/Rnf12 is a survival factor for milk producing alveolar cells. Cell, 149 (3): 630-641.
Williams LH, Kalantry S, Starmer J, Magnuson T. Transcription precedes loss of Xist coating and depletion of H3K27me3 during X-chromosome reprogramming in the mouse inner cell mass. Development, 226 (7): 1714-1718.
Kalantry, S. Recent advances in X-chromosome inactivation. J Cell Physiology, doi: 10.1002/jcp.22673. [Epub ahead of print], February, 2011.
Kalantry S, Purushothaman S, Bowen Randall B, Starmer J, and Magnuson T. Evidence of Xist RNA-independent initiation of mouse imprinted X-chromosome inactivation. Nature, 460 (7255): 647-651, 2009.
Kalantry S, and Magnuson T. The Polycomb Group Protein EED Is Dispensable for the Initiation of Random X-Chromosome Inactivation. PLoS Genetics, 2(5):e66, 2006.
Kalantry S, Mills KC, Yee D, Otte A, Panning B, and Magnuson T. The Polycomb group protein Eed protects the inactive X-chromosome from differentiation-induced reactivation. Nature Cell Biology, 8(2):195-202, 2006.
University of Michigan Reproductive Sciences Pilot Grant, Jan. 2013 - Dec. 2013.
University of Michigan Aging Pilot Grant, July 2012 - June 2013
University of Michigan Cancer Center IDEA Award (Richard D. & Katherine M. OConnor Research Fund), July 2012 - June 2013
March of Dimes, Basil O'Connor Starter Scholar Research Award, February, 2012 - January, 2014
NIH Director's New Innovator Award, September, 2011 - September, 2016
Ellison Medical Foundation New Scholar in Aging, August 2011 - August 2015
Biological Sciences Scholar, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
NIH Pathway to Independence Award, April 2007-April 2012
American Cancer Society Post-doctoral Fellowship, July 2003-June 2006
Julian R. Rachele Prize (for outstanding graduate student publication), Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences of Cornell, NY, NY (2001)
Teaching Award, Course in Molecular Genetics, Weill Graduate School of Cornell University (1999)
Honors, Westinghouse Science Tal
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