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Lab 1. Mechanisms of Therapy Resistance and Tumor Evolution in Prostate Cancer: Our lab investigates the molecular mechanisms driving therapy resistance in prostate and bladder cancers, with a
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chemistry calculations may also be performed to investigate selected reactions and derive accurate kinetic parameters. The main application will be the analysis of the gas-phase evolution of products from
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continues within the PNRR project “ITINERIS” (Scientific Drilling Infrastructure ECORD-ICDP).The research aims to reconstruct the paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic evolution of the Antarctic
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methods for learning to cooperate against diverse opponents. Publications: http://garciajulian.com References García, J. and Traulsen, A. “Evolution of coordinated punishment to enforce cooperation
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of understanding the chemical and molecular principles that govern biological systems, with particular emphasis on the structure, function, dynamics, interactions, evolution and catalytic mechanisms
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evolution that contributes to the department’s goal of addressing fundamental biological questions about photosynthetic organisms at all scales. All applicants are expected to demonstrate a
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axis through comparative analyses with single-cell atlases from diverse metazoanspecies to reconstruct the evolution of conserved cell types and their underlying gene regulatory programs. Where to
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when humans impose strong and sustained new selection pressures? Evolution depends on the genetic variation already present in populations, yet strong selection can rapidly reshape that variation
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carried out by the ANR project partners. The objective of the second stage is to link the precipitation state and its evolution to local mechanical properties. Particular attention will be given to
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