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Tweet I was in London on Friday for the latest progress meeting of the SysMIC project. It’s a project funded by the BBSRC as a resource for members of its research community: from graduates beginning their career through to established … Continue reading
Tweet The latest in the ongoing saga of our fly shipment from the USA is that our packet of flies finally made it to the lab. They’ve been in transit for exactly three weeks*, and of course kept in in … Continue reading
Tweet It’s all got rather Kafka-esque as I try to resolve the ongoing Drosophila importation crisis! It transpires that the people who have decided that importation of Drosophila should be covered by legislation aimed quite properly at preventing the import … Continue reading
Tweet I have been conducting research using the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster since I started my PhD in 1982. In that time I have imported countless consignments of fly strains through the post and by courier (such as Federal Express). … Continue reading
Tweet The latest publication from our project investigating a Drosophila homologue of WRN exonuclease is now online. Ivan Boubriak, Penelope A. Mason, David J. Clancy, Joel Dockray, Robert D. C. Saunders, Lynne S. Cox (2008). DmWRNexo is a 3′–5′ exonuclease: … Continue reading
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