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Wondering What Our Blood Holds

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Blood stem and progenitor cells ensure blood production (termed haematopoiesis) for a lifetime; this is achieved by balancing self-renewal and differentiation. However, how endogenous molecules can impact on this balance is still a matter of study. The scope of my project is to uncover the effects of the thyroid hormone on this critical process, leveraging on both cellular cultures and mouse models.

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