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Why jumping genes don’t send us into meltdown | myScience / news /...
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Scientists have explained, for the first time, how transposition is regulated in the bodies of humans and other living organisms. This is an...
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Karen Lipkow, Ph.D., University of Cambridge Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz, Ph.D ., National Institute of Health Karen Lounsbury, Ph.D., University of Vermont.
Why jumping genes don't send us into meltdown
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· "In theory, transposons should just keep on increasing and kill us," said Dr Karen Lipkow, from the Department of Biochemistry, University of ...
Participants (SDB) | Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
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Name Karen Lipkow, Home Institution University of Cambridge, Visit Dates. 4 January to 24 June. Name Carlos Lopez, Home Institution Vanderbilt University ...
Spatio-temporal stochastic systems in biology | MATRIX
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Karen Lipkow (University of Cambridge) Ruth Williams (University of California, San Diego, Dept of Mathematics) Christopher Angstmann ...
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