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Author: Michaela Raab

EMT: Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition – Another piece in the puzzle of understanding metastasis formation?

Starting my PhD in the field of developmental biology, I was very excited to attend the seminar at the IGMM by the award-winning guest speaker Cédric Blanpain, a pioneer in lineage tracing and tumour research at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. For his outstanding work in the field of stem cell and cancer development […]

11th April 2020 0

Cell vs Virus – the (in)finite battle between two enemies

As a PhD student from the Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine in Edinburgh, I had the great opportunity to attend the talk “The epigenetic transcriptional repressor complex – defending the genome from retroelement attack” given by Prof. Paul J Lehner, a Wellcome Trust Principal Fellow from the Cambridge Institute for Medical Research. Prof. Lehner […]

21st October 2019 0

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