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6 Jul 2024: Office G5A, Centre for Trophoblast Research,. Dept. of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience.

6 Jul 2024: In particular, I am studying the role of transcription factors in regulating epiblast gene expression and how this regulation changes throughout pre-implantation development. ... Genome Research, 31(11), 2138-2154. Postdoctoral Research Associate,

6 Jul 2024: research. I did my PhD (2008-2011) at the Virology Division, Department of Pathology, Cambridge, and moved to LMB as an MRC Career Development Fellow (2011-2014), where my fellowship ended ... China Pharmacist. 2004, 7(6):411-3. Royal Society sponsored

6 Jul 2024: Search site. Centre for Trophoblast Research. Dr Alberto Roselló-Díez. We study how intrinsic and extrinsic cues are integrated by individual cells during development, such that robust organogenesis is achieved. ... Associate Professor in Developmental

6 Jul 2024: These annotated presentations provide detailed insights into the earliest stages of placental development, and are based on the unique specimens meticulously prepared by Allen and Sandy. ... biology. It also has a physical base in the Department of

6 Jul 2024: The placenta develops during pregnancy and connects the developing baby to the mother. ... Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, University of Cambridge, is the lead author of the new study which has been published in Proceedings of the National

6 Jul 2024: Physiology, Development & Neuroscience, University of Cambridge. ... ii) produce toxic substances that may affect processes critical to placental development and function and therefore will influence pregnancy outcomes.

6 Jul 2024: Search site. Centre for Trophoblast Research. Dr Alberto Roselló-Díez. We study how intrinsic and extrinsic cues are integrated by individual cells during development, such that robust organogenesis is achieved. ... Associate Professor in Developmental

6 Jul 2024: In 2017, Thorsten was awarded a Sir Henry Dale Fellowship to start his own group – the Laboratory for Primate Embryogenesis – at the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience at the University ... Tatsumoto S, Adati N, Tohtoki Y, Sakaki Y

6 Jul 2024: Physiology, Development & Neuroscience, University of Cambridge. ... ii) produce toxic substances that may affect processes critical to placental development and function and therefore will influence pregnancy outcomes.