| Ursula Jander, PhD, Chair |
| Matt Aterburn, Ph.D |
| Sharon Ashworth, PhD |
| Kellis Bayless, PhD |
| Lee Boyd, PhD |
| Susan Bjerke, PhD |
| Robert Flahart, PhD |
| Andrew Herbig, PhD |
| Duane Hinton, PhD |
| Vic Landrum, PhD |
| John Mullican, PhD |
| Paul Wagner, PhD |
| Tracy Wagner, Phd |
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Matt Arterburn , Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Stoffer 201D
(785) 670-3110 office
matt.arterburn@washburn.edu
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Ph.D., Washington State University (2006)
Courses Taught:
BI 100 Introduction to Biology
BI 102 General Cellular Biology Lecture
BI 102 General Cellular Biology Lab
BI 333 General Genetics Lecture
BI 333 General Genetics Laboratory
BI 362 Immunology
BI 390 Biology Seminar
BI 395 Biology Research
Research Interests:
- Cytogenetic manipulations in perennial wheat development
- Molecular mechanisms of annual versus perennial life histories
- Genomic implications of polyploid evolution in wheatgrasses
Recent Scholary Works:
- Arterburn M, Kleinhofs A, Murray T, Jones S. 2008. "Polymorphic Nuclear Gene Sequences Indicate a Novel Genome Donor in the Polyploid Genus Thinopyrum." Hereditas. (Submitted).
- Arterburn M, Kidwell K, Jones S. "Plant Breeding and Biotechnology." 2008 (review). United Nations Educational, Societal and Cultural Organization Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems. Section 1.5.06.
- Li HJ, Arterburn M, Jones SS, Murray TD. Resistance to eyespot of wheat, caused by Tapesia yallundae, derived from Thinopyrum intermedium homoeologous group 4 chromosome. Theoretical and Applied Genetics. 2005, August. p. 1-9.
- Li HJ, Arterburn M, Jones SS, Murray TD. 2004. A new source of resistance to Tapesia yallundae associated with a homoeologous group 4 chromosome in Thinopyrum ponticum. Phytopathology. 94. p. 932-937.
- Lammer D, Cai X, Arterburn M, Chatelain J, Murray TD, Jones SS. 2004. A single chromosome addition from Thinopyrum elongatum confers a polycarpic, perennial habit to annual wheat. Journal of Experimental Botany. 55(403). p. 1715-1720.
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