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addition, you provide hands-on support for insect rearing and the setting up and maintenance of (a.o. genetically modified) insect lines. Your duties and responsibilities include: facilitate, conduct and
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profile, experience and research proposal. Planning and autonomy: The objective is to study the state of the art of planning algorithms that would support onboard autonomous operations of a rover system on
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to horses and companion animals, and both clinical and more fundamental research in the areas of regenerative medicine, locomotion, genetics and reproduction. More information For more information, please
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clinical and more fundamental research in the areas of regenerative medicine, locomotion, genetics and reproduction. More information For more information, please contact dr. Riccardo Levato external link
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, animals and humans. This discovery paves the way for many new applications, from developing new drugs and improving plant varieties to curing certain human genetic disorders. In its report, the M.W
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researcher Bert Vogelstein; this was the first time the Academy conferred the Award. In the 1980s, Vogelstein clarified the genetic mechanism underlying the development of cancer. He is currently working
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specifically address whether additional translocations are required to establish new populations on other islands, or to mix genetic variation between already established populations, to protect the species from
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of regenerative medicine, locomotion, genetics and reproduction. More information For more information, please contact Jos Malda external link at j.malda@uu.nl or Riccardo Levato external link at r.levato@uu.nl
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early steps in lung tumor development. You will use cutting-edge techniques including lung organoid models, single-cell transcriptomics and epigenomics, and CRISPR-based genetic perturbation. Key
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setting up a mosquito facility, where researchers can safely study virus infections in mosquitoes. His research team uses advanced genetic techniques to further investigate interactions between mosquitoes