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thesis: ITQB NOVA thesis
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Thomas Hänscheid: Located in Education / 7th ITQB PhD students meeting
TIMB3 Consortium Seminar with Ekaterina Pletneva: The invited speaker will present a talk entitled "Ligands, Protons, Neighboring Redox Centers, and Protein Fold in Redox Reactions of Heme Proteins"
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To split or not to split: how do bacteria decide?: ITQB NOVA researchers uncovered a new mechanism that a main pathogenic bacteria uses to avoid premature division
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To sporulate or not to sporulate?: Negative feedback loop controls positive auto-regulation in bacteria
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Tracking the life story of an MRSA clone: High-throughput genomics for molecular epidemiology published in Science
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Transporting Folded Proteins Across Membranes: Ben Berks, University of Oxford
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Turning waste from the paper industry into beneficial compounds: ITQB NOVA researchers develop an eco-friendly method to produce compounds with applications in health, cosmetics and materials science
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Two Best Poster Prizes for Microbiology: ITQB PhD students work recognized at Microbiotec'11
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Two short stories about cell division and cell wall growth: Dirk-Jan Scheffers, University of Groningen, Netherlands
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