World Stem Cell Summit 2010
Monday, December 1, 2008
Latest PhD Studentships - 2 December 2008
Welcome to the FindAPhD weekly Newsletter. Listed below are the latest research projects to be advertised on FindAPhD.com.
University of Edinburgh
Investigation of the nucleocytoplasmic transport mechanism by a conserved multifunctional viral protein in herpesvirus infected cells
Barts & The London School of Medicine & Dentistry
The PcG gene Bmi1 and the maintenance and function of muscle satellite cells.
University of Edinburgh
Using cosmogenic surface exposure dating to determine the evolution of active normal faults in Lazio-Abruzzo, central Italy
University of Sheffield
Mitochondria as a therapeutic target in motor neuron disorders
Cardiff University
Molecular genetic characterisation of probiotic bacteria and their effect on the diversity of the human gut microbiota
Cardiff University
Label-free multiphoton microscopy of intracellular lipids using Coherent Antistokes Raman Scattering (CARS)
Cardiff University
Investigating the mechanism of action of anti-Wnt signalling drugs
University of Manchester
Cardiovascular Sciences - cardiac physiology and vascular biology
University of Glasgow
The Role of av Integrins in Human B Lymphocyte Development
University of Glasgow
The use of spongy phase methods to crystallise membrane proteins with particular reference to purple bacterial core complexes.
University of Glasgow
Regulation of intracellular membrane traffic
University of Glasgow
Ion channel gates - analysis of redox control of a K+ channel model
University of Glasgow
MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF CYTOKINE RECEPTOR SIGNALLING CROSS-REGULATION BY CYCLIC AMP
Cardiff University
Identifying tools for the directed differentiation of stem cells
Cardiff University
GSK-3: a genetic and molecular analysis of its role in cell chemotaxis
Many more projects have been added this week! Click here to view them all!
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