Life Sciences Seminar Series

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Hall A100, Sciences II

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Nick Hastie

MRC Human Genetics Unit, Edinburgh

Wilm’s Tumor: a link between cancer and development

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Jeannie Lee

Harvard Medical School, Boston

The role of noncoding RNA genes in X-chromosome inactivation

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Mariann Bienz

MRC Institute of Molecular Biology, Cambridge

Signalling by the APC tumour suppressor

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Steve Harrison

Harvard University, Cambridge

Molecular mechanisms of virus entry into cells

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Hugh Pelham

MRC Institute of Molecular Biology, Cambridge

Membrane traffic and protein sorting: lessons from yeast

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Richard Treisman

ICRF, London

Signalling, the cytoskeleton and the serum response element

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Paul Schimmel

Scripps Institute, La Jolla

From the RNA world to the theatre of proteins

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Daniel St. Johnston

Wellcome/CRC Institute, Cambridge

Links between axis formation in flies and worms

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Alan Colman

PPL Therapeutics, Edinburgh

From cloning to stem cells: The legacy of Dolly

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Adriano Aguzzi

University Hospital, Zurich

Molecular Pathology of Prion Diseases

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David Baulcombe

The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich

RNA silencing

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Gunnar von Heijne

Stockholm University, Stockholm

Membrane proteins - from genomes to helical hairpins

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Dan Goodenough

Harvard Medical School, Boston

Diverse Functions of Gap Junctions

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Ian Mattaj

EMBL, Heidelberg

Different Roles of Ran: Two sides of the same coin?

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Titia de Lange

Rockefeller University, NY

Protection and maintenance of human telomeres