Completed Infection & Immunity Cells, Biochemistry & Physiology

An integrated study of a bacterial secretion nanomachine.

Funder Wellcome Charity-funded
Recipient organisation Birkbeck, University of London Source-published name: Birkbeck University of London
Funding £3.0M
Period Apr 2013 — Mar 2020

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Research project funded by Wellcome at Birkbeck, University of London.

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Researchers

Gabriel Waksman (EPMC Awardee)

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Original classification

Investigator Award in Science

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