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Inder Verma.
Tuesday 06 June 2017, 13:00-14:00
Department of Biochemistry, Sanger Building Lecture Theatre
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Glioblastoma: Tales of Stem Cell Reprogramming and Transdifferentiation
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Dissecting histotype-specific lung cancer vulnerabilities
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RNA Polymerase III Gene Transcription In Health And Disease: Unveiling The Molecular Mechanisms by Integrated Structural Biology
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Knowledge gained and lessons learnt from the cryoEM of mitochondrial complex I
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The RNA takes it all: assembly in human parechovirusβ
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Bacterial lipid trafficking and outer membrane homeostasis
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Replication restart and mechanisms of replication-associated genome rearrangement
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'How cells interpret signalling by TGF-Ξ² superfamily ligands'
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Mechanisms of Regulation of the histone demethylase LSD1/CoREST complex: from SUMOylation to miRNAs
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Alkis Seraphim Lecture 2017, βOpportunistic RNAs and Acquisitive Genomesβ
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Contributions of the APC protein to mechanisms regulating normal epithelial tissue organisation in the intestine
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Establishment and exploitation of experimentally inducible sexual development of malaria parasites
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Continuing to Pursue Edward Jenner's Revenge: Sterilizing Vaccine in Chemotherapy for Tuberculosis
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DNA strand breaks and human disease
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Cryo-EM snapshots of the spliceosome at work
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Diversity of Clathrin Function in Membrane Traffic
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The nucleosome remodeler Mi-2/CHD4 - complexes, regulation and cancer
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Structures, interactions and functions of biofilm-forming proteins from staphylococci
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Translating basic cell and molecular biology towards new medicines
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Role of Mediator in Transcription Control
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Unconcious Bias talk
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Chromatin and Chromosomes, the Role and Function of SMC Complexes
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Single-particle CryoEM specimen preparation and data collection -- improving on the way
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Energy and matter at the origin of life
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Post-transcriptional control of gene expression - its role in disease
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Mechanistic insights into polyketide antibiotic biosynthesis in Gram-negative bacteria
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Structural basis of N-Myc binding by Aurora-A and its destabilization by kinase inhibitors
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Nuclear Trafficking
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Prion-mediated control of fungal phenotypes
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Stem cell replacement in intestinal epithelium: why it might matter
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Enzyme Activation through Ligand Binding
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The CRISPR-Cas bacterial adaptive immune systems
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My Life in Academia (Department of Biochemistry Post Graduate Committee)
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Alkis Seraphim Memorial Lecture, "Serine metabolism in cancer β new therapeutic possibilities?"
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Networks of alternative splicing regulation in cancer
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In and Out of the Host Cells: the Apicomplexa Way
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"Exploiting Tumour DNA Repair Dependencies to Generate New Treatments for Cancer"
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Cell polarity: a barricade against infection and cancer cell invasion
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Production and maintenance of the trypanosome cell surface coat
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The transformative genome engineering technology CRISPR-Cas9: lessons learned from bacteria
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Discovery of TAGRISSO: The Next Chapter In The Treatment Of Mutant EGFR NSCLC
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Centrosomal Polo kinase as a key regulator of both cell cycle and morphogenesis
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Functional links between splicing and transcription
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Innate Immunity to Bacterial Infection
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A multidimensional proteomics approach for studying cell transformation and cancer biology
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Bacterial Small RNA Networks and Their Roles in horizontal gene transfer
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Switches and latches; the control of mitosis
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The study of malaria parasite epigenetics: a maze or a path to novel therapies?
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R-loops: unusual RNA/DNA structures and their role in health and disease
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BIG; a new EZH2 associated protein which selectively directs H3K27me2 in embryonic stem cells
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βHydrogen sulfide: more than an annoyance in wine fermentation?β
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Genome scale nucleosome organisation
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Structural characterisation of CDK complexes controlling the cell cycle and transcription
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Control of smooth muslce contraction by filamin RNA editing
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Generalists and specialists: a new view of how MHC class I molecules protect against disease
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Mechanistic insight into protein complexes that regulate mRNA polyA tails
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Postgraduate Student Committee Talk, 'From Academia to industry'
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A draft map of the mouse pluripotent stem cell spatial proteome
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Structures of mitochondrial ribosomes resolved entirely by cryo-EM
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The Liverpool Epidemic Strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa: Transmission and Transatlantic Travels
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Structure-based design of vaccines for HIV-1 and RSV
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"Full-scan Metabolomics for Enzyme Discovery"
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"Innate Immunity : from Insects"
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Notch Deficiency in the Skin: From Inflammation to Cancer
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Processing the Transcriptome and Epitranscriptome: Message Ends
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"Did we break it?'; a structural biologist's view of the Smc-5/6 complex"
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Development of colour patterns in fishes.
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RNA-binding proteins, metabolism and a new role for the genome?
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Professor Marie Ohman - Editing of Non-coding RNA in the Brain of Mice and Men
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SRP gymnastics at the ribosome
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Rho GTPase signalling and cancer metastasis
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Trypanosome Cell Shape - high order assembly of the cytoskeleton and definition of surface membrane domains.
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Cell division: how do cells ensure that 92 Γ· 2 = 46
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Genome transcription: from moleculesto systems
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How are Chromosomes Held Together
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The Origin of Specificity in Regulated Protein Degradation
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Activation and inhibition of the phosphoinositide 3-kinase family of enzymes
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Realising the full potential of single particle cryomicroscopy
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CANCELLED "Flux controls flux - a fascinating way of control, with important consequences"
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Monogenic Pain Disorders
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Leukocyte migration and gradient sensing in vivo: lessons from zebrafish
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Recursive splicing regulates use of poison exons within long neuronal genes
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Prof Bas Teusink - Title To Be Confirmed
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Chromatin without Histones, Plastid Devolution, and Parasite Invasion Machinery: Diverse Eukaryotes Provide Unexpected Insights into Cell Evolution and Function
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Accurate Decision making during protein biogenesis
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"Structural characterisation of protein complexes by chemical cross-linking and mass spectrometry"
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Prof Paul Sternberg - LINKIN, a novel adhesion protein, is necessary for collective cell migration
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" Regulating gene expression through the mRNA capβ
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Third Year Postgraduate Symposium - Venue 1 - Sanger Lecture Theatre
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Third Year Postgraduate Symposium - Venue 1 - Sanger Lecture Theatre
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Third Year Postgraduate Symposium - Venue 1 - Sanger Lecture Theatre
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Coordination of post-translational protein modification in human interaction networks
Cambridge Infectious Diseases
Pseudomonas aeruginosa population behaviour during chronic infections
Systems Biology
Individual variation identifies evolutionary patterns between species
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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Worldwide distribution of human genetic diversity
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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Worldwide distribution of human phenotypic diversity
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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The systems biology of influenza
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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Disease dynamics at different scales
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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Evolving mechanisms of pattern formation: Segmentation in arthropods
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
Systems Biology
Developmental and evolutionary dynamics of the gap gene system.
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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Disease in a changing landscape
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
Systems Biology
A systems approach to understand the condition dependency of genetic interactions
β οΈ Population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
Systems Biology
Genomic approaches to speciation and fitness: old wines in new bottles
β οΈ population and Evolutionary Approaches to Biological Systems 1 Day Symposium
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