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Prémio António Xavier 2019
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The Prémio António Xavier 2019 will distinguish the best PhD Thesis published in 2018 in the area of NMR (Nuclear magnetic resonance) , EPR (electron paramagnetic resonance) or MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) reporting research work conducted in Portugal.
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[PhD Thesis in Molecular Biosciences] Rita Sofia Cebola Rebelo Manuel
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Novel Insights into the Catalytic Mechanism of the W-FdhAB from Nitratidesulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough
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[PhD Thesis in Molecular Biosciences] Cláudia Cristiana da Cruz Gonçalves
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Phenotypic Architecture and Genetic Polymorphins Associated with Social Behaviour in Zebrafish
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[PhD Thesis in Biology] Victor João Martins Taveira Carocha
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Critical Players and Gene Expression Regulation in Eucalyptus Xylogenesis
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[PhD Thesis in Biology] Matilde de Vasconcelos Manso de Ataíde Cordeiro
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Salinity adaptation in Tunisian and Portuguese Medicago truncatula populations
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PhD Thesis in Biology
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The Computational Role of Short-Term Plasticity and the Balance of Excitation and inhibition in Neural Microcircuits: Experimental and Theoretical Analysis
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[PhD Thesis in Bioengineering] Ricardo Jorge Carvalho Correia
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Atypical culture conditions and process intensification to enhance vaccine production using insect cells
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[PhD Thesis in Molecular Biosciences] Wilson David Talhão Antunes
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The composition and function of the spore surface in the human pathogen Clostridioides difficile
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[PhD Thesis in Molecular Biosciences] Catarina João Silva Gaspar
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The molecular and organismal role of the EMC.
The ER membrane protein complex.
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[PhD Thesis in Integrative Biology and Biomedicine] Mário António Fonseca Soares
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Transcription factor-dependent regulation of neural stem cell identity throughout mitosis
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