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"The impact of protease-regulated antigen processing and presentation"

RSVP to Dr Robert Busch via email (rb468@medschl.cam.ac.uk), because seating capacity in the Rheumatology Seminar Room is limited. Also please inform Dr Busch if you wish to meet Dr Burster on the day

UserDr Timo Burster, University of Ulm. Hosted by Dr Robert Busch.

HouseRheumatology Seminar Room, Dept of Medicine, Level 5,.

ClockTuesday 20 March 2012, 13:00-14:00

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