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Breadcrumb Research A Z researchers Aurora Idilli POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING FELLOW Boulton lab DSB Repair Metabolism Laboratory Email Address: Email Year published2021 (2) Facet Year publishedResearch topicsBiochemistry & Proteomics (2)Cell Biology (2)Cell Cycle & Chromosomes (2)Genetics & Genomics (2)Genome Integrity & Repair (2)Model Organisms (2) Facet Research topicsPublication typeJournal article (2)Method (1)Primary research (1) Facet Publication typeJournalNature Communications (1)STAR Protocols (1) Facet JournalCrick Pre-CrickCrick publications (2) Facet Crick Pre-Crick Displaying 1 - 2 of 2Last updated : 24 March 2023 03:57 A C-circle assay for detection of alternative lengthening of telomere activity in FFPE tissue Authors (4)Aurora IdilliSandra Segura-Bayona Timothy P LippertSimon Boulton STAR Protocols Published 18 June 2021 Crick labs/ facilitiesSimon BoultonExperimental HistopathologyFull details Oncogenic herpesvirus KSHV triggers hallmarks of alternative lengthening of telomeres Authors (10) Timothy P LippertPaulina MarzecAurora Idilli Grzegorz SarekAleksandra Vancevska Mark Bower Paul J Farrell Päivi M Ojala Niklas FeldhahnSimon Boulton Nature Communications Published 21 January 2021 Crick labs/ facilitiesSimon BoultonExperimental HistopathologyFull details
A C-circle assay for detection of alternative lengthening of telomere activity in FFPE tissue Authors (4)Aurora IdilliSandra Segura-Bayona Timothy P LippertSimon Boulton STAR Protocols Published 18 June 2021 Crick labs/ facilitiesSimon BoultonExperimental HistopathologyFull details
Oncogenic herpesvirus KSHV triggers hallmarks of alternative lengthening of telomeres Authors (10) Timothy P LippertPaulina MarzecAurora Idilli Grzegorz SarekAleksandra Vancevska Mark Bower Paul J Farrell Päivi M Ojala Niklas FeldhahnSimon Boulton Nature Communications Published 21 January 2021 Crick labs/ facilitiesSimon BoultonExperimental HistopathologyFull details
