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Babraham Diamond Jubilee Conference: Integrated mechanisms of Cellular Identity and Homeostasis

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The conference will be held in the beautiful setting of The Babraham Institute, just outside Cambridge. Attendance is limited to 200 to facilitate maximum interaction between delegates. A limited number of student places will be available. Early bird registration deadline is 31st March 2008. Costs will be £150 for students, and £250 for postdocs and PIs. Accommodation can be booked separately when registering. For more information and to register visit our website: http://www.babraham.ac.uk/DiamondConference/index.html

This talk is part of the Babraham Institute Diamond Jubilee Conference, 26-27th June series.

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