Monday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	B14A	MW 2008	From Black Box to Can of Worms: Advances in Molecular Analysis of Microbial Communities II Presiding: E L Brodie, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; T Z DeSantis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory    [Abstracts]
1600	B14A-01	MW 2008	New Tools For Understanding Microbial Diversity Using High-throughput Sequence Data *R Knight, M Hamady, Z Liu, C Lozupone INVITED    [details]
1615	B14A-02	MW 2008	Natural Microbial Assemblages Reflect Distinct Organismal and Functional Partitioning *P Wilmes, A Andersson, L H Kalnejais, N C VerBerkmoes, M G Lefsrud, M Wexler, S W Singer, M Shah, P L Bond, M P Thelen, R L Hettich, J F Banfield INVITED    [details]
1630	B14A-03	MW 2008	Phototrophs vs. chemotrophs: surprising diversity at the intersection of hot springs communities *J Raymond, D Meyer-Dombard, E L Shock    [details]
1645	B14A-04	MW 2008	Using Small Subunit Ribosomal RNA to Follow Dark Incorporation of 14C-bicarbonate by Bacteria and Archaea in Sandy Sediment *B J MacGregor, N Musat, M M Kuypers    [details]
1700	B14A-05	MW 2008	A Thermodynamically-Based Model For Predicting Microbial Growth And Community Composition Coupled To System Geochemistry *J D Istok INVITED    [details]
1715	B14A-06	MW 2008	Targeted Proteomics Approaches To Monitor Microbial Activity In Basalt Aquifer *A J Paszczynski, R Paidisetti    [details]
1730	B14A-07	MW 2008	Links between evolutionary history and soil microbial community structure revealed by DNA microarrays *E A Dubinsky, D D Ackerly, E L Brodie, J A Bird, T Z DeSantis, G L Andersen, M K Firestone    [details]
1745	B14A-08	MW 2008	Global Patterns in Bacterial Diversity *C Lozupone, R Knight    [details]