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Search Results Fulltext search 528 Results Found Meet Pooja Meet Pooja. Pooja works on detecting bugs and bacteria in ancient skeletons! Send in your questions to Pooja by Tuesday 4 August about her life in the lab and her research. On Friday 7 August she will answer as many questions as she can. 3 August 2020 - 7 August 2020 | - Breadcrumb What's on Facilities Information about toilets, security, Wi-Fi, cloakroom and more to help you plan your visit. Breadcrumb About us Visit us Samra Turajlic | The constraints in the evolution of renal cell cancer Resarch in the Turajlic lab on understanding the evolution of renal cell cancer. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Samra Turajlic Areas of interest Art + science in conversation A myriad of intriguing patterns exist throughout the natural world, many of which are visible to the naked eye. Breadcrumb What's on Exhibitions Caroline Hill | The dynamics of TGF-β signalling Understanding how cells respond to ligands in complex physiological and pathological contexts in vivo requires a knowledge of the dynamics of signalling in addition to an understanding of the molecular wiring of the pathway. We have addressed this by using a combined experimental and computational modelling approach to study TGF-β superfamily signalling dynamics. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Caroline Hill Areas of interest Crick Lectures Crick Lectures are open to scientists from other institutes and universities in and around London and elsewhere. Attendees require a minimum of graduate-level biological knowledge and the Crick lectures are not suitable for school-aged participants. Breadcrumb What's on Seminars, lectures & symposia Engaging the public with science (w/c 18th July) Deadline 01 Jun | Work experience Breadcrumb Careers & study Vacancies Snezhana Oliferenko | Areas of interest Understanding mitotic nuclear remodeling from the comparative and synthetic biology perspectives is the main thrust of our current research. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Snezhana Oliferenko Neil McDonald | Polarity signalling assemblies at the plasma membrane Protein kinase C iota (PKCι) is a serine-threonine kinase that affects many cellular processes, including growth, proliferation, and motility. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Neil McDonald Areas of interest Neil McDonald | Structural biology of the XPF/MUS81/FANCM endonuclease family Mammalian endonucleases play key roles in several DNA repair pathways and thereby help maintain genomic integrity. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Neil McDonald Areas of interest Pagination First page First Previous page Previous … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page Next Last page Last
Meet Pooja Meet Pooja. Pooja works on detecting bugs and bacteria in ancient skeletons! Send in your questions to Pooja by Tuesday 4 August about her life in the lab and her research. On Friday 7 August she will answer as many questions as she can. 3 August 2020 - 7 August 2020 | - Breadcrumb What's on
Facilities Information about toilets, security, Wi-Fi, cloakroom and more to help you plan your visit. Breadcrumb About us Visit us
Samra Turajlic | The constraints in the evolution of renal cell cancer Resarch in the Turajlic lab on understanding the evolution of renal cell cancer. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Samra Turajlic Areas of interest
Art + science in conversation A myriad of intriguing patterns exist throughout the natural world, many of which are visible to the naked eye. Breadcrumb What's on Exhibitions
Caroline Hill | The dynamics of TGF-β signalling Understanding how cells respond to ligands in complex physiological and pathological contexts in vivo requires a knowledge of the dynamics of signalling in addition to an understanding of the molecular wiring of the pathway. We have addressed this by using a combined experimental and computational modelling approach to study TGF-β superfamily signalling dynamics. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Caroline Hill Areas of interest
Crick Lectures Crick Lectures are open to scientists from other institutes and universities in and around London and elsewhere. Attendees require a minimum of graduate-level biological knowledge and the Crick lectures are not suitable for school-aged participants. Breadcrumb What's on Seminars, lectures & symposia
Engaging the public with science (w/c 18th July) Deadline 01 Jun | Work experience Breadcrumb Careers & study Vacancies
Snezhana Oliferenko | Areas of interest Understanding mitotic nuclear remodeling from the comparative and synthetic biology perspectives is the main thrust of our current research. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Snezhana Oliferenko
Neil McDonald | Polarity signalling assemblies at the plasma membrane Protein kinase C iota (PKCι) is a serine-threonine kinase that affects many cellular processes, including growth, proliferation, and motility. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Neil McDonald Areas of interest
Neil McDonald | Structural biology of the XPF/MUS81/FANCM endonuclease family Mammalian endonucleases play key roles in several DNA repair pathways and thereby help maintain genomic integrity. Breadcrumb Research A Z of research labs Neil McDonald Areas of interest
