“Regulation of gene expression in bacteria by RNA molecules and RNA chaperone Hfq ”

Aug 23, 2014

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Langebio Seminar Series. “Regulation of gene expression in bacteria by RNA molecules and RNA chaperone Hfq ”. Ponente : Dr. Enrique Merino Instituto de Biotecnología,UNAM Invitado del Grupo de Genómica Computacional Dr. Cei Abreu - Goodger cei@langebio.cinvestav.mx.

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