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Over our lifetime,we are exposed to thousands of xenobiotics, ranging from therapeutic drugs to chemical pollutants. Chemical pollutants are particularly concerning due to their prevalence in water and food sources. I will preset my lab’s effort to understand impact of these chemicals on gut bacteria using molecular approaches and discuss how the resulting insights could help mitigating their negative impact.
Professor Kiran Patil, MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Cambridge
Attending lectures
The lecture will be preceded by a short presentation from a CSAR PhD Award Winner.
Steroid-resistant CAR-NK cells as a potential therapeutic platform for solid tumour immunotherapy.
Soura Chakraborty, Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge
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