Lecture: The long winding road to nitrogen catabolite repression in yeast

Research — 23.10.2019

Molecular and Cellular Biology of Yeast Population, Interaction, Signalling and Differentiation

Lecture: The long winding road to nitrogen catabolite repression in yeast

Prof. Terrance G. Cooper
Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Biochemistry, University of Tennessee, Health Science Center, Memphis, USA

The long winding road to nitrogen catabolite repression in yeast

Tuesday, October 22nd 2019, 15:00
BIOCEV Conference Hall

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