Dark matter of the genome - Cambridge TE club

We are interested in bringing together researchers interested in understanding the ‘dark matter' of the genome, including transposons, repeats & viruses.

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We will be having a meeting of the 'Dark matter' of the genome club next Monday, March 20th at 16:00 in the Part II room in the Department of Genetics. We are pleased to have two great presentations by Toby Brann and Sara Lopez-Gomollon

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We will be having a meeting of the 'Dark matter' of the genome club next Monday, Feb 27th at 16:00 in the Part II room in the Department of Genetics. We are pleased to have two great presentations by Gloria Jansen and Erika Magnusson

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Today. we will be having our third meeting of in the Biffen lecture hall at the Deptment of Genetics. We hope to see people there!

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We had a great turnout for our second meeting!! Thank you to both our speakers @kecostello94 and Maria for your great presentations! If you are interested in presenting at meeting some time next year, please reach out to one of our organizers!

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We are happy to be having our second meeting Today!!! Join us in you can in Cambidge Dept of Genetics Part II room if you can! Looking forward to seeing people there!

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Hello all, we will be having our second meeting on Nov 14th at 16:00 in the Cambridge Gentics Part II room! Kevin Costello from the Ferguson Smith lab and Maria Derakhshan from the Silver lab will be presenting. We hope to see people there!

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The Cambridge TE club: the 'Dark matter' of the genome had a great first meeting with Jonathan Cohen-Gold and Robin Burns presenting!! This club aims to bring together researchers interested in profiling repetitive elements, which have been largely overlooked until recent years!