Big new paper out now! “Laminin N-terminus α31 is upregulated in invasive ductal breast cancer and changes the mode of tumour invasion.”
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Tag: University of Liverpool
New Paper Published – LM511-E8 treatment of burn wounds
New paper by Jiraroch Meevassana on using a laminin fragment to improve burn wound repair
New paper published – B1 repetitive sequence methylation enhances second-degree burn wound healing
Congrats to Jiraroch Meevassana on his new paper on improving burn wound repair via treatment with B1 siRNA.
They grow up so fast – undergrad poster session
They grow up so fast – undergrad poster session 2019.
#postersession #laminins #epidermolysisbullosa
They grow up so fast – BSMB 2019
This week the British Society of Matrix Biology (BSMB) and Matrix Biology Ireland (MBI) held their spring meeting in Liverpool. … More
They grow up so fast – Conro and Liam’s 1st year PhD talks
Another milestone was reached this week for Liam and Conro as they entered the second year of their PhDs. The … More
Multidisciplinary troubles
Multidisciplinary phds are great but they bring some extra challenges
Lost in Durham – A Scouser’s tale of Science
Two blog posts in the space of a month? You lucky readers you! Recently, as part of the BBSRC DTP … More
And so it begins…
Hi! I’m Conro Sugden (aka Conor), and I’ll start my PhD in the Hamill Lab in October investigating the mechanisms … More
They grow up so fast – NWCR symposium
Today was the Northwest Cancer Research annual symposium held in the stunning, Harry Potter-esque, Victoria Gallery on the University of Liverpool campus. Lots … More
LaNts and Laminins 