A fluorescence in-situ hybridization and lectin stain image of the accessory nidamental gland in the bobtail squid. (Derrick Kamp photo) Depth color coded micrograph of an organ in the bobtail squid (Nidhi Vijayan) A hatchling bobtail squid (Derrick Kamp photo) PhD student, Therese Tripler, hard at work in the Teschke Laboratory. WHO WE AREMicrobiology Faculty CONTACT USJonathan Klassen, Program Head Phone: 860-486-6890 Email: jonathan.klassen@uconn.edu MICROBIOLOGY LINKSCenter for Microbial Systems Ecology and Evolution @UConn American Society for Microbiology Society for Industrial Microbiology Frankia Homepage OUR GRADUATE PROGRAM Application and Contact PhD and MS Requirements Fellowships and Career Development Microbiome Research Assistantship UNDERGRADUATE OPPORTUNITIESConcentration in Microbiology Research Opportunities Microbiology Related Courses
A fluorescence in-situ hybridization and lectin stain image of the accessory nidamental gland in the bobtail squid. (Derrick Kamp photo)
