Completed Genetics & Molecular Biology Cells, Biochemistry & Physiology
To study epigenetic mechanisms regulating lineage commitment and cell potency
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Researchers
Gavin Kelsey (Principal Investigator)Jonathan Houseley (Co-Investigator)Maria Casanueva (Co-Investigator)Myriam Hemberger (Co-Investigator)Peter Rugg-Gunn (Co-Investigator)Philipp Voigt (Co-Investigator)Sophie Trefely (Co-Investigator)Stefan Schoenfelder (Co-Investigator)Teresa Rayon (Co-Investigator)
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