NEXT FOR2625 SEMINAR
Jena, date to be announced
Margaret S. Robinson (Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, UK):
AP-4 and AP-5: the mystery adaptors and their role in autophagy and lysosomal homeostasis
Hosting PIs: Christian Hübner and Mukhran Khundadze
The seminar with Margaret Robinson that was orginally scheduled for March 20th had to be cancelled due to safety measures related to the coronavirus outbreak. The seminar will be shifted to an alternative date, presumably in autumn/winter 2020. Updates will be announced on this website.
Location:
University Hospital Jena
Forschungszentrum Lobeda
Building F2 (FUI), seminar room 10
Am Klinikum 1, 07743 Jena
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The awesome lysosome