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Forney Lab: G. Maria Schneider

 

G. Maria Schneider
G. Maria Schneider
gmarias@uidaho.edu
 

Research

Currently I am working with microbial mat samples from an Oregon Hot Spring environment, isolating genomic DNA and performing T-RFLP analysis of 16s rRNA, as well as sequencing of this DNA region.  Our goal is to obtain an estimation of the numbers and kinds of bacteria, which make up the community in those spring environments and what are the factors that influence them.  This work is embedded in the work of a group of researches from various Departments and Institutions covering the disciplines of Biology, Geology and Geochemistry.

 

Objectives

The objective of the collaboration is to investigate (biological) diversity of extreme environments, in this case thermal springs, with regard to temporal and spatial patterns and the influence of geochemical and physical factors on their development and evolution.

 

Borax Hot Springs, Oregon

Borax Hot Springs, Oregon

Borax Hot Springs, Oregon

Borax Hot Springs, Oregon

 

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Forney Lab
Department of Biological Sciences

Room 282, Life Sciences Building
University of Idaho
P.O. Box 443051
Moscow, ID 83844-3051
Lab Phone: (208) 885-2583
Email: lforney@uidaho.edu


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