Knysna and Monotropa uniflora by Cole Steber
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Cole Steber spent the summer of 2011 in South Africa and New England exploring various topics. In South Africa, he volunteered at a hospital and township, learned about the local people and culture, and explored the area of Knysna. He also began a research project on the plant Monotropa uniflora by developing microsatellite primers to study genetic variation across populations with the goal of understanding speciation. In New England, he conducted field work and explored beaches and landscapes while gaining exposure to scientific research and the medical field. He is grateful to his funders for making his enriching summer experience possible.
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Knysna and Monotropa uniflora by Cole Steber
- 1. Summer 2011 Cole Steber Knysnaand Monotropauniflora
- 7. The People
- 10. The Township
- 11. Sinetemba
- 12. Mad About Art
- 13. Tackle Africa
- 14. Fun Day
- 15. Exploring Knysna
- 17. Summer Research Project with monotropauniflora Microsatellite Primer Development Sampling trip Back in Danville…
- 18. Microsatellite(n): sequence composed of tandem repeat units usually two to five nucleotides in length (TC)12 CTAGGAGAGGTATATATGGGTCTTAAAATGTTTTAGATCATTATTTCAGATCTAAGTTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCCACTTGAAGAACTCTAGACCTCTCTGTCCCTTCTCTTTTGATTTTGAGGTGGTTCCA
- 19. Microsatellite as a Tool Fine scale population analyses Highly variable DNA Polymerase stutters Repeat units added or deleted DNA repair mechanisms not 100% effective http://studentreader.com/files/repeat_microsatellite.png
- 20. Monotropauniflora(Indian Pipe) Uniflora has large variation in color and in blooming periods Variation is evident across sympatric and allopatric populations
- 21. Characteristics Heterotrophic Grows 10-30 cm Predominantly underground Mycorrhizal Associates Russula Lactarius
- 22. Plant and Fungus Relationship 90% of plants have some association with mycorrhizal fungi Mutualism
- 23. Explanation for Variation Speciation Temporal reproductive isolation Cryptic speciation through mycorhizal fungal associate interactions Null hypothesis: No genetic differentiation among blooming periods
- 24. Final Progress Future Research: Genotyping the populations of extracted DNA Study associations of mycorrhizal associates
- 25. Genetic Fingerprint Combine 10 different loci to get one fingerprint per individual.
- 26. Field Biology in New England
- 27. To the Coast
- 28. In Search of Beach Plum
- 30. The G-Gnomes
- 31. Long Island, New York
- 32. A Perfect Sunset
- 33. Jersey Shore
- 34. Exploration of the Medical Field Assisted career decision making Exploration of Scientific Research Learned how scientific process works Gained an appreciation for conservation and nature Summer Enrichment
- 35. To the James Grahm Brown Foundation and all my mentors who assisted and made my summer experience possible A Sincere Thank You