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4 Jun 2014: Christine Watson. It may not look like much to the naked eye, but collagen is remarkably strong. ... Working with Professor Christine Watson in the Department of Pathology, Best and Cameron are fine-tuning the scaffolds so that they can be used to create

1 May 2024: I undertook my PhD in the laboratory of Prof Christine Watson focussing on mammary gland involution in mice models.

23 Feb 2024: Christine Watson working on mammary gland development. In 2008, he was elected to a Junior Research Fellowship, at King’s College, Cambridge and 2009 joined the Sanger Institute as a Postdoctoral

1 May 2024: McCallum KE, Watson, PJ. (2018) Hereditary selective cobalamin malabsorption and concurrent pancreatitis in a young Border collie. ... Doi:10.1136/vetreccr-2019-001054</p> <p>4. Allan F, McCallum KE, Genain MA, Harris BJ, Watson PJ.

23 Feb 2024: Working with Professor Christine Watson in the Department of Pathology, Best and Cameron are fine-tuning the scaffolds so that they can be used to create three-dimensional models of breast ... Christine Watson. Jennifer Ashworth. Collagen scaffold imaged

23 Feb 2024: She was then awarded a Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship (FP7) to study mammary gland developmental pathways and their link to cancer in the laboratory of Prof Christine Watson at the

1 May 2024: The work was carried out primarily by two PhD students in Christine Watson’s lab; the first author Peter Kreuzaler was funded by a department of Pathology PhD studentship and is

8 May 2017: Professor Christine J. Watson, Professor of Cell and Cancer Biology, University of Cambridge.

23 Feb 2024: Affiliates Richard Gilberston and Christine Watson have been elected Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences, while Affiliate Anne Ferguson-Smith has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.

23 Feb 2024: Christine Watson, Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge where he characterised the role of STAT6 in controlling mammary epithelial cell fate.