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Books | Bill Earnshaw Lab

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Skip to main content. Cell Biology Second Edition. A textbook by T.D. Pollard and W.C. Earnshaw, with Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz and Graham T. Johnson. A book edited by Peter De Wulf and W.C. Earnshaw. Ported to Drupal for the Open Source Community by Drupalizing. A Project of More than Themes. Brought to you By: www.SmashingMagazine.com.

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Prof Bill Earnshaw, FRS, FRSE, FMedSci | Bill Earnshaw Lab

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Skip to main content. Prof Bill Earnshaw, FRS, FRSE, FMedSci. Principal achievements of the Earnshaw Lab include the following:. Combining small-angle x-ray scattering with conventional electron microscopy and computer modelling, Bill developed the first detailed model for the organisation of DNA packaged within the heads of double-strand DNA bacteriophages. This was confirmed 30 years later by others using cryoelectron microscopy. Biochemical studies of chromatin condensation in vitro by Eddie Wood led ...

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Publications | Bill Earnshaw Lab

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Skip to main content. Kouprina N, Earnshaw WC, Masumoto H, Larionov V. A new generation of human artificial chromosomes for functional genomics and gene therapy. Cell Mol Life Sci. 2013 Apr;70(7):1135-48. doi: 10.1007/s00018-012-1113-3. Epub 2012 Aug 21. Review. PMID: 22907415. Green LC, Kalitsis P, Chang TM, Cipetic M, Kim JH, Marshall O, Turnbull L, Whitchurch CB, Vagnarelli P, Samejima K, Earnshaw WC, Choo KH, Hudson DF. Contrasting roles of condensin I and II in mitotic chromosome formation. ...Bergm...

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for category: genetics. Chromosome analysis and MDS. July 14, 2016. The 14th July is the Leukaemia Foundation of Australia’s. Annual National MDS Day. MDS) make up a group of diseases that have abnormal blood cell production. MDS is sometimes called pre-leukemia because about a third of patients with MDS will develop leukemia. MDS patients typically have their bone marrow cells analysed. For example, i...

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for category: chromosomes. Laquo; Older Entries. July 31, 2016. In the cells that make up your body, about 2 metres (6 feet) of DNA. 8211; strings of genes. 8211; are coiled up and packaged into a typically roundish nucleus. This nucleus is only about one hundred-thousandth of a metre wide. I’ve said before. In this great little video. Everything you thought you knew about the shape of DNA is wrong].

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for posts with tag: anaphase. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. Of the chromosomes during cell division.

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Why do we need chromosomes? | Chromosomes and Cancer

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Laquo; Stop leukaemia. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. Here are some photos from the Earnshaw lab. The photo ...

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for posts with tag: mitosis. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. Of the chromosomes during cell division.

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for posts with tag: immunofluorescence. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. The photo above shows the bl...

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for posts with tag: cancer. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. Of the chromosomes during cell division.

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for posts with tag: chromosomes. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. The photo above shows the blue chro...

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Skip to main content. Responsible Research and Innovation. News, Events and Vacancies. Realising the potential of synthetic biology for health. We have members from across all three Colleges of the University of Edinburgh, reflecting the truly interdisciplinary nature of the underpinning research. The hub is in the newly refurbished Roger Land building located on the University of Edinburgh’s King’s Buildings Campus.

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About Chromosomes and Cancer. About science – mostly chromosomes, leukaemia, cancer, genetics. Archives for posts with tag: metaphase. Why do we need chromosomes? March 17, 2015. Most cells in our bodies contain 46 separate long DNA strings that spend most of their time in what appears to be a tangled mess – in a sort of round shape we know as the nucleus. Then lo and behold, these long strings fold up and become chromosomes. Why do they do that? Bill Earnshaw’s lab. The photo above shows the blue chromo...

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