Biography/ Background
Qualifications
Teaching Interests
Research Interests
Publications
Professional Interests
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Robert Moore

Biography/ Background

Previous research:

Assisted in research at Australian National University: Molecular regulation of plant cell division
PhD thesis at the University of Sydney: "Molecular Ecology and Phylogeny of Protistan Algal Symbionts from Corals"
Dinoflagellate and apicomplexan evolution (via collaborations). Characterisation of protalveolates
Recent research at the University of Iowa: Evolution of Meiosis. Eukaryotic Tree of Life (protist phylogeny)

Qualifications

BSc, Australian National University, 1994
PhD, University of Sydney, 2006

Teaching Interests

Genetics (Iowa), Microbiology (Sydney)

Research Interests

Current research:

DNA transfers naturally from organelle to nucleus in real time.

Publications

Some available as pdf (this site)

Mews, M., Sek, F.J., Moore, R., Volkmann, D., Gunning, B.E.S., and John, P.C.L. (1997). Mitotic cyclin distribution during maize cell division: implications for the sequence diversity and function of cyclins in plants. Protoplasma 200, 128-145.

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.

Moore R.B., Ferguson K.M , Loh W.K., Hoegh-Guldberg O, Carter D.A. (2003). Highly organized structure in the non-coding region of the psbA minicircle from clade C Symbiodinium. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology. 53, 1725-1734.

Professional Interests

Attended at:

International Society for Evolutionary Protistology XIV 2002 - at the University of British Columbia
Inaugural Protistology Workshop - at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts 2005

Files

Mews et al. 1997 (Plant mitotic cyclins) - Mews1997.pdf [3.0MB] (application/pdf)
Moore et al. 2003 (Symbiodinium psbA minicircle) - Moore_etal_2003.pdf [253.7K] (application/pdf)
Suppl material for 2003 paper - Moore_et_al_Supplementary_material.htm [19.6K] (text/html)

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