Articles
| The following articles are downloadable PDF files. |
Austral Extremities Newsletter by Antarctic Field Team member Alison Kelley, featuring Dr. Murray's current research:
 First
Edition (217KB) |
Second
Edition (254KB) |
Final Edition (364KB)
|
Microbes,
genomics and the Southern Ocean (906KB),
The Antarctic Sun, 11/25/01
Presentations
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Murray, A.E., E.F. DeLong, and B.J. Carter.
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Towards an Understanding of Microbial Diversity and Gene Expression in Antarctic Picoplankton. American Society of Microbiology 102nd General Meeting, Salt Lake City UT, May 2002.
- Kameda, A.T., B. Carter, A. Ghadiri, R.F. Feldman, and A.E. Murray.
- Using environmental contig assemblies to identify marine picoplankton diversity and open reading frames for DNA microarray development. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT February, 2003.
- Murray, A.E., B. Carter, R. Cooper, and A. Kameda.
- Utilization of a large-contig DNA library for exploring Antarctic picoplankton diversity, and as template for DNA microarrays. MO-LExEn Workshop. NSF, Arlington, VA September 2002.
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Murray, A.E.
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Bacterioplankton molecular ecology in West Antarctica: applications of DGGE, oligonucleotide probe hybridizations, and new directions in gene expression analysis. Alfred Wegner Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven, Germany, April, 2002.
- Murray, A.E.
- Microbial Genomics and the Environment. Nevada Genomics and Integrative Approaches to Abiotic Stress Scientific Conference, Lake Tahoe, May 2002.
- Murray, A.E.
- New Applications of Molecular Tools: microarrays in microbial ecology. NSF MO-LExEn Workshop, Arlington, VA September 2002.
- Murray, A.E., B. Carter, R. Cooper, and A. Kameda.
- Genomics applications to the study of diversity and gene expression in Antarctic picoplankton. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT February, 2003.
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