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University of Connecticut Health Center Reunion Auditorium
Tntracellular transport in black and white Vladimir Rodionov, Ph.D. - University of Connecticut Health Center Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Reunion Auditorium
How does the chaperone GRP94 control muscle differentiation? Yair Argon, Ph.D. - University of Pennsylvania, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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Tumor cell invadopodia
Tumor cell invadopodia: form and function Susette Mueller, Ph.D. - Georgetown University Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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Novel aspects of cytoskeleton-adhesion crosstalk
Novel aspects of cytoskeleton-adhesion crosstalk: focus on formins Weizmann Institute of Science Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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Molecular Mechanisms for the Nucleation and Elongation of Actin Filaments in Cells
Molecular Mechanisms for the Nucleation and Elongation of Actin Filaments in Cells Roberto Dominguez, Ph.D. - University of Pennsylvnania, Physiology Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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Molecular Mechanisms for the Nucleation and Elongation of Actin Filaments in Cells
Molecular Mechanisms for the Nucleation and Elongation of Actin Filaments in Cells Roberto Dominguez, Ph.D. - University of Pennsylvnania, Physiology Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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Tumor cell invadopodia: form and function Susette Mueller
Tumor cell invadopodia: form and function Susette Mueller, Ph.D. - Georgetown University Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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The Contribution of Adult Cirulating Cells to Skeletal Muscle
The Contribution of Adult Cirulating Cells to Skeletal Muscle: A Biological Progression? Timothy Brazelton, MD Ph.D. - Department of Surgery, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)
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The Contribution of Adult Cirulating Cells to Skeletal Muscle:
The Contribution of Adult Cirulating Cells to Skeletal Muscle: A Biological Progression? Timothy Brazelton, MD Ph.D. - Department of Surgery, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Reunion Auditorium (John Morgan Building)