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Human DNA replication in a test tube

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Human DNA replication in a test tube

DNA replication underpins all life on this planet, yet still many of its intricacies elude us. Dr. Torsten Krude will guide us through some of his work studying this essential mechanism, providing insights into essential techniques that he has helped develop, and focusing particularly on DNA replication in an in vitro setting.

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