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Exposed Region Is Indispensable
Research team explains important step in the activation of T-cells in the immune system
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Research on Mitochondria and B Cells
Cluster of Excellence BIOSS awards Barbara Hobom Prize to two Freiburg doctoral candidates
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Suicidal Bacteria
Freiburg Biologists Study Unicellular Organisms that Occasionally Poison Themselves with a Toxin
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Dynamic New Connections
Researchers of the University of Freiburg decode a signal activating the first cell movements in the embryo
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Model for Signaling in Plants
Freiburg Biologist Receives More than a Million US Dollars in Research Funding
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
When Cells Are Consumed by Wanderlust
Whether in fish embryos or human tumors, the same gene controls how cells migrate in cell tissue
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Moss beats Human
Simple moss plants outperform us by gene number
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Cause of Cystic Kidneys Explained
Freiburg graduate student identifies novel gene responsible for cystic kidney disease in children
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Halftime for Mosses as Measuring Devices
An international research team takes stock on their way to monitoring air quality in Europe
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013
Danger: Slippery Surface!
Freiburg research team develops artificial surfaces insects cannot stick to
Located in Newsroom / Press Releases 2013