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XXXCenter of Molecular CytogeneticSchool of Life Science and TechnologyUniversity of Electronic Science and Technology of ChinaSichuan Province, Chengdu 610054China二月 1, 2020Dear XXXI am happy to inform you that the Wheat Genetics and Genomics Research Center at Kansas State University will be able to host your two years visit from September 2008 to September 2010, although these dates are flexible and you can join us earlier if you wish. During this time you will receive training in State-Of-The-Art molecular cytogenetic techniques and will apply these techniques for the characterization of wheat-Dasypyrum breviaristatum introgression lines. You have several publications written in English, suggesting you have excellent English. In my opinion, we can communicate with and understand each other freely. The WGGRC is not charging any bench fees and will provide all equipment and supplies for the proposed research. A list of our facilities and equipment is attached to this letter. However, your fellowship needs to cover the international travel costs and living expenses in Manhattan, which are approximately 1.200 USD per month.I joined the WGGRC in 1989 and since then have been working on the transfer and molecular cytogenetic characterization of wheat-alien introgression lines conferring resistance to diseases and pests. I have published more than 140 research articles and book chapters in international journals and I am on the board of the international journals THEORETICAL AND APPLIED GENETICS, CYTOGENETIC AND GENOME RESEARCH, AND CHROMOSOME RESEARCH.I strongly support your application for a CSC fellowship. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need any further information.With best regards电子签名XXX Research Professor Laboratory: The WGGRC laboratory is approximately 3,076 ft2 in Throckmorton Hall. Equipment includes 2 Hermle refrigerated centrifuges; Eppendorf, Labnet, and Fisher Scientific microcentrifuges; Fisher Scientific pH meter; 2 microwave ovens; 2 temperature block heaters; 2 Fisher Scientific 10 l water baths; 9 BRL, 1 Bio-Rad Protean II, and 1 Hoeffer Hula Gel CHEF electrophoresis units; Bio Rad pulsed-field electrophoresis unit with chiller and power supply; 2 Bio-Rad Sequi-Gene GT sequencing cells; Bio-Rad 3000xi programmable, Pharmacia EPS-200, EC Apparatus EC250-90, and Bio-Rad Power Pac 3000 and 300 power supplies; Heto refrigerated circulating bath; 4 water baths; 2 SCIera Hot Shakers; Robbins Scientific, Boekel Big Shot (2), and Hybaid (2) hybridization incubators; Schutron Zytotherm wet-chamber incubator; FisherBiotech variable intensity transilluminator; 2 Technical Associates TBM-3 contamination meters; LabLine orbital shaker/incubator; vacuum pump; 2 Thermolyne/Barnstead Roto-Mix table top rotator shakers; Taylor-Wharton 35-gallon liquid nitrogen handler; 1 Equatherm and 2 Lab-Line Imperial II incubators; drying oven; 2 vortex mixers; Hewlett-Packard 47804N X-ray System, 4 Zeiss compound microscopes; 3 American Optical stereo dissecting microscopes; SPOT CCD camera; Mettler P1200 single pan, and Denver Instruments XL 3100 and TR-4102 electronic single pan balances; 2 Conviron environmental growth chambers; 2 Percival incubators with lights; Percival I-60 incubator with lights; 1 Lab Research Products chromatography refrigerator; 2 Fisher Isotemp laboratory freezers; 4 So-Low ultra-low upright 80C freezers; 1 chest freezer; 2 4C refrigerators; and a Lab Line environmental shaker.Computers: 12 Apple Macintosh personal computers (8500, G3, G4 (4), G5, and iMac (3); Powerbook G3 (2); and iBook), Hewlett-Packard 2300n and Apple LaserWriter 16/600 PS laser printers; Epson 740 color ink-jet printer; Kodak Digital Science 8650/8650 PS color printer and dedicated PC for image analysis.Office: Space for the PI and other major personnel is provided in Throckmorton Hall.Major Equipment: Genetix QBot, for membrane gridding, colony picking, replication, and re-arraying; Genetix Qfill 2 microplate filler; Applied Biosystems GeneAmp PCR system 9700; 2 MJ Research DNA Engine DYAD Peltier Thermal Cycler; Gibco/BRL cell porator; MJ Research PTC-100 programmable thermal cycler for in situ hybridization; and 1 Zeiss Axioplan 2 equipped with computerized image analysis, 2 Zeiss Photo III, and 1 Olympus BH-2 research microscopes with brightfield, phase, Nemarski, and fluorescent capabilities.Other Resources: Kansas State University has other shared facilities in the department including two walk-in cold chambers, sev