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21 Jul 2023: Speaker: Matteo Allegretti, Structural Studies Group Leader. Host: Alison Gillingham. Date: 24/09/2024 at 12:30pm in the Webinar.

5 Jul 2019: Nat Struct Mol Biol, 24(9), 708–716. Adrien Rousseau, Anne Bertolotti, (2016). ... Mol Cell Biol, 2002. 22(24): p. 8506-13. Bertolotti, A., and Ron, D.

The embryo develops outside the mother within 24 hours from a fertilized egg to a crawling larva with a functioning brain, muscles, digestive system etc.

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coot-0.8.7-binary-Linux-x86_64-fedora-24-python-gtk2.tar.gz. ... coot-0.8.8-binary-Linux-x86_64-fedora-24-python-gtk2.tar.gz.

n. Gero Miesenbu00f6ck will give the 2018 Francis Crick Lecture on Wednesday 24.

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They are thought to “tick” by producing and then degrading circadian proteins on a 24 hour cycle. ... At a molecular level, they typically involve expression of “clock” genes that are inhibited approximately every 24 hours by the proteins they

24 Nov 2021: 24 November, 2021. Formaldehyde damages the kidney proximal tubules and triggers the release of GDF15.

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EMBO J., 24:2533-2542. ... Bioessays, 24:741-748.

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Published on. 24 November, 2022. Kelly Nguyen, a Group Leader in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division, was awarded the 2022 Eppendorf Award for Young European Investigators earlier this year.

21 Jul 2023: B 24, 1355, 1968; U. W. Arndt, J. M. Champness, R.

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21 Jul 2023: Vision Res. 24, 1063–1073 (1984). Mitchison, G. J. Book Review: Parallel Models of Associative Memory.

21 Jul 2023: Nucleic acids. Annual rev. of Biochem., 1955, 24, 311-338. D M Brown, M Fried & A R Todd. ... Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm., 1966, 24, 967-971. D M Brown, J H Phillips & L Grossman.

Cambridge News 24 August 2012:.

Published on. 24 May, 2011. “LMB scientists, Sean Munro and Andrew McKenzie, have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to the advancement of medical sciences.” This article is no longer available

Published on. 24 March, 2023. To mark World TB Day, Lalita Ramakrishnan, Group Leader in the LMB’s Cell Biology Division and the University of Cambridge’s Molecular Immunity Unit (housed

Published on. 24 June, 2022. New research from Lalita Ramakrishnan’s group, LMB Cell Biology Division and University of Cambridge Molecular Immunity Unit, has revealed the reverse electron transport pathway behind

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Published on. 24 October, 2022. Jason Chin’s group refactor the genetic code to create genetically isolated organisms which cannot exchange genetic information with naturally-occurring organisms in the environment.

BBC News 24 : Hopes over ‘ending’ common cold.

Published on. 24 September, 2018. A study by Lalita Ramakrishnan, from the University of Cambridge Molecular Immunity Unit based in the LMB, has found that most people who fall seriously ill

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Published on. 24 January, 2020. In long feature format, Science Magazine profiles structural biology scientists at the LMB, including Chris Russo and Nobel Prize winner Richard Henderson, and their work on

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Published on. 24 March, 2020. Clare Sansom describes the history of spliceosome research and its importance, focusing on the work of Kiyoshi Nagai and his group.

Published on. 24 June, 2015. The LMB and CambridgeAWiSE recently held their 9th annual ‘What next in your career’ event at the LMB.

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Here, David discusses building maintenance, the team’s 24/7 ‘on call’ support service, and installing a new Scientific Computing Server Room.

One of the world's leading research institutes, our scientists are working to advance understanding of biological processes at the molecular level - providing the knowledge needed to solve key problems in human health. Search this website. LMB In

Published on. 24 November, 2021. DNA damage caused by formaldehyde is repaired involving CSA and CSB genes.

Published on. 24 November, 2020. Rebecca Taylor’s group has identified a signalling molecule that connects detection of a stressful environment by the nervous system with molecular defence mechanisms in other

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Published on. 24 March, 2021. The advent of brain organoid technology has enabled scientists to begin to ask what makes us human.

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Published on. 24 August, 2012. New research shows that acetaldehyde, the breakdown product generated when the body removes alcohol, causes irreversible damage to the DNA of stem cells in the

Published on. 26 August, 2010. A collaborative research group based at the LMB and the University of Manchester have successfully used a drug to reset and restart the natural 24-hour

Published on. 24 January, 2013. Research in the group of Kiyoshi Nagai in the LMB’s Structural Studies Division has for the first time provided detailed information on the structure and

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Published on. 20 April, 2015. The existence of an endogenous daily clock in humans is well known: it is what drives the 24-hour sleep/wake rhythm to match the daily

Published on. 14 April, 2016. Most organisms, including humans and plants, have circadian rhythms that allow them to adjust their metabolism and behaviour to match the 24-hour cycle of day