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Research Field Microbiology

Breaking Down Walls

| Danny Ward

To truly understand the intricacies of pathogenic bacteria, we need to combine “pure” and translational research.

Disease Area Metabolism & Diabetes

IEM Identification

| Jonathan James

Combining metabolomics and DNA sequencing could be the key to discovering new inborn errors of metabolism in children.

Tools & Techniques Imaging

Revamping the Digital Interface

| Luke Turner

We sit down with digital pathology advocate David Wilbur to discuss how the advancement of digital interfaces could lead to widespread adoption of the technology

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PREDICTive Power

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Going out on a (Regrown) Limb

| Jonathan James

Meet the researchers uncovering the secrets of tissue regeneration.
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Painful Inequality?

| Jonathan James

How sex-dependent differences in molecular mechanisms could underpin men and women’s distinct experiences of chronic neuropathic pain.
Outside the Lab Public health

Picking up on the Subtler Signs of Brain Cancer

| Jonathan James

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Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

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| Jonathan James

Could changes in retinal blood vessels act as an early bio-marker for Alzheimer’s disease?
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Super Method Seeks Cancer's Kryptonite

| Jonathan James

The application of CRISPR on a genome-wide scale provides a major insight into tumor dependency.
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IEM Identification

| Jonathan James

Combining metabolomics and DNA sequencing could be the key to discovering new inborn errors of metabolism in children.
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PREDICTive Power

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Breaking Down Walls

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Metabolism & Diabetes

IEM Identification

| Jonathan James

Combining metabolomics and DNA sequencing could be the key to discovering new inborn errors of metabolism in children.
Pain & critical care

Painful Inequality?

| Jonathan James

How sex-dependent differences in molecular mechanisms could underpin men and women’s distinct experiences of chronic neuropathic pain.

Research Field

Microbiology

Breaking Down Walls

| Danny Ward

To truly understand the intricacies of pathogenic bacteria, we need to combine “pure” and translational research.
Animal models

Going out on a (Regrown) Limb

| Jonathan James

Meet the researchers uncovering the secrets of tissue regeneration.

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| Luke Turner

We sit down with digital pathology advocate David Wilbur to discuss how the advancement of digital interfaces could lead to widespread adoption.
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The application of CRISPR on a genome-wide scale provides a major insight into tumor dependency.

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