Gregor’s interest in yeast goes way beyond the occasional glass of beer. Using single-molecule detection he studies how yeast cells react to dynamic signals from the environment. Host: Stefan Semrau
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Joan van der Waals colloquium - Gregor Neuert (Vanderbilt University): 'Dynamic temporal control and predictive modeling of signaling-activated gene regulation'
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9 December 2016
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16:00 hrs, PhD coffee @ 11:00 hrs (Oort 173)
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Sitterzaal, Oort building, Leiden
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