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Scientists at the Crick and King's College London have found that proteins with “softer” or more flexible regions can cross into the nucleus more quickly.
The study was led by former Crick postdoc Rafael Tapia-Rojo and group leader Sergi Garcia-Manyes
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Free tickets are still available for tomorrow's talk in our philosophy of science series “Being Human.'
Philosopher James Ladyman, AI scientist Jackie Kay and biologist Fabian Fröhlich will discuss how we interact with AI amid its growing complexity.
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New insights into Wnt signalling and the development of brain asymmetry from collaborative project UCL Biosciences, The Crick, Nuffield Department of Medicine and Wellcome Sanger Institute. ucl.ac.uk/biosciences/ne… Stephen Wilson
📣 Join an exploration of Emergence, Reduction & Scale-Relativity by Prof James Ladyman (President of The BSPS no less!) at the next instalment of #BeingHuman on Friday 10th May 👉 limited space, sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/being-human-… thanks to The Crick School of Advanced Study, University of London & Barry C Smith
Congratulations to Anne O’Garra on being elected to the National Academy of Sciences for her distinguished and continuing achievements in immunology research🎉
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Congratulations to Carola Vinuesa and Peter Ratcliffe, who were awarded a combined £5.5 million in @Wellcometrust Discovery Grants 🥳
Read more about each of their projects and collaborators ⬇️
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It was a pleasure to welcome leader of the opposition and our local MP Keir Starmer to the Crick this morning, where he spoke to our researchers about their work and reaffirmed the need for strong investment in medical research.
Scientists at the Crick, National Cancer Institute and Aalborg Universitet found that vitamin D encourages the growth of a type of gut bacteria in mice that improves cancer immunity.
The Cancer Research UK -funded work includes Crick researchers Caetano Reis e Sousa and (formerly) Evangelos Giampazolias
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Take a closer look inside the Crick in our new video 👀🎬
Find out more about the huge number of people and teams featured in the video on our website ➡️ crick.ac.uk/news/2024-04-2…
Thank you to everyone who took part, and the team at Angel Sharp Media!
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