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Using C. elegans to study the structure and function of giant cytoskeletal proteins in muscle

June 17, 2012 by ferniglab

Prof. Guy Benian from Emory University will be giving a seminar on Tuesday 19 June, 12.30 in LT2, Life Sciences Building on “Using C. elegans to study the structure and function of giant cytoskeletal proteins in muscle”.
This promises to be a great mix of structure and function.

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