New website: scubacancers.org
10 abril, 2020
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- 1 año ago by scubacancers Can you see the mountain behind us? It’s Saint Patrick’s mountain!! #scubacancers
- 1 año ago by scubacancers #ScubaCancers is also analysing the karyotypes of cancer cells in cockles #research
- 1 año ago by scubacancers Are you curious about cockle cancer cells? We can see many details with this transmission electronic microscope #ScubaCancers #research
- 1 año ago by scubacancers researching on cockle transmissible cancers may help the shellfish industry and governments to make decisions ... #ecology #ScubaCancers #research
- 1 año ago by scubacancers Alex Cagan drawing #ScubaCancers talk at #CancerEvoEco19 in #WelcomeGenomeCampus #research #sciencecommunication
- 1 año ago by scubacancers The #RyanInstitute has collaborated with #ScubaCancers through an #AssemblePlus project to study the clonal structure of transmissible cancers in Irish
- 1 año ago by scubacancers Do you wonder how do we differenciate cancer cells under the microscope? #ScubaCancers #research
- 1 año ago by scubacancers Crying "cockles and mussels, alive, alive, oh" Check the old Irish song of Molly Malone #scubacancers
- 1 año ago by scubacancers In the past, sequencing was not as fast as nowadays... #ScubaCancers #research
- 1 año ago by scubacancers #Cancer cells usually infiltrate the gills of cockles #ScubaCancers #research