Genetics Lab
The Genetics Lab is comprised of four research groups studying various genetic aspects of a variety of species, including salmon, kangaroo rats, black walnut trees, raccoons and bobcats. This lab, one of the largest labs on campus, enabling researchers in the same field to share equipment, minimize costs and maximize the available space. In addition to the six faculty members involved in research in this lab, there are an additional 24 individuals are working in the lab, ranging from undergraduate volunteers to senior research scientists. Forestry and Natural Resources personnel can contact Rhonda Taylor, Lab manager at taylorrm@purdue.edu to get more information about how to gain access to this space.
The Genetics Lab is located in the David C. Pfendler Hall of Agriculture, Room 141, 715 W. State St., W. Lafayette, IN, 47907.
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David C. Pfendler Hall of Agriculture, Room 141
715 W. State St.
West Lafayette, IN 47907
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