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We now understand better how breast cancer spreads. Researchers defined a cancer invasion machinery, which is orchestrated by a frequently mutated cancer gene called Ras.
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do not disappoint me this time #nature ! You only have to #kneel before your #master ! #creator #new #life #evolving #revolution #forest #sci…
University of Helsinki
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We now understand better how breast cancer spreads. @JuhaKlefstrom and his group defined a cancer invasion machinery, which is orchestrated by a frequently mutated cancer gene called Ras. #HelsinkiHealth #cancer #breastcancer #MedTwitter @amchelsinki https://t.co/xMbzsO8aVx
University of Helsinki
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We now understand better how breast cancer spreads. @JuhaKlefstrom and his group defined a cancer invasion machinery, which is orchestrated by a frequently mutated cancer gene called Ras. #HelsinkiHealth #cancer #breastcancer #MedTwitter @amchelsinki https://t.co/xMbzsO8aVx
University of Helsinki
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Resistance to antibiotics increases when bacteria exchange genes with each other. This is why we should investigate bacterial communities. Marko Virta is our new professor of microbiology! #UudetProfessorit #WeAreHelsinkiUni #health @LifeSciHelsinki https://t.co/lGwo1UtHZ8
University of Helsinki
Meet the teacher! In 1996, Jaanika Blomster was collecting algae samples for her research work from the shores of Northern Ireland, Ireland and Scotland. From fishers in her family to countless summers spent in the archipelago, she considers the sea to be in her genes. Today, Jaanika is a marine biologist who teaches in the Master’s Programme in Environmental Change and Global Sustainability. “I enjoy field courses, and they provide me with energy for the rest of my teaching. At the research station, I remember that you actually do learn by doing.” The applications to our 35 International Master’s Programmes are open from 1 Dec 2020 to 15 Jan 2021.
Academic Medical Center Helsinki
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New study shows for the first time that YIPF5 gene function is essential for neurons and insulin-producing beta cells. @helsinkiuni #Diabetes #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/8q7hw6BBlu
Academic Medical Center Helsinki
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New study shows for the first time that YIPF5 gene function is essential for neurons and insulin-producing beta cells. @helsinkiuni #Diabetes #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/8q7hw6BBlu
University of Helsinki
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Meet the teacher! In 1996, Jaanika Blomster was collecting algae samples for her research work from the shores of Northern Ireland, Ireland a…
University of Helsinki
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Are better diagnostics and an effective treatment for primary lymphedema on the horizon? Researchers found how mutations in a gene called ANGPT2 cause primary lymphedema. #HelsinkiHealth #health #lymphedema #MedTwitter @iCAN_Finland @amchelsinki https://t.co/gTbVyoegth
University of Helsinki
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Are better diagnostics and an effective treatment for primary lymphedema on the horizon? Researchers found how mutations in a gene called ANGPT2 cause primary lymphedema. #HelsinkiHealth #health #lymphedema #MedTwitter @iCAN_Finland @amchelsinki https://t.co/gTbVyoegth
Academic Medical Center Helsinki
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A new discovery shows how mutations in a novel gene, ANGPT2, cause primary lymphedema. This opens possibilities for the development of improved treatments of the disease. @helsinkiuni #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/YSMNm3cgDO
Academic Medical Center Helsinki
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A new discovery shows how mutations in a novel gene, ANGPT2, cause primary lymphedema. This opens possibilities for the development of improved treatments of the disease. @helsinkiuni #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/YSMNm3cgDO
University of Helsinki
The more dogs are engaged in activities and the more diverse experiences and canine friends they have, the less fearful they are in new situations and environments.
University of Helsinki
A gene that regulates the ratio between male and female babies has been found. The same study also supports earlier findings that male fetuses are more vulnerable to preeclampsia.
University of Helsinki
Genome editing techniques have revolutionized research in life sciences. The Mähönen group at the University of Helsinki took advantage of these techniques and developed a novel genetic tool for plant research.
University of Helsinki
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Researchers have found a gene that regulates the ratio between male and female babies. The research also supports findings that male fetuses are more vulnerable to preeclampsia. #HelsinkiHealth #health #pregnancy #MedTwitter @amchelsinki @karolinskainst https://t.co/lH9ud4Va0d
University of Helsinki
@helsinkiuni
Researchers have found a gene that regulates the ratio between male and female babies. The research also supports findings that male fetuses are more vulnerable to preeclampsia. #HelsinkiHealth #health #pregnancy #MedTwitter @amchelsinki @karolinskainst https://t.co/lH9ud4Va0d
Academic Medical Center Helsinki
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Researchers showed for the first time that there is a gene directly influencing the balance of boys and girls born. @helsinkiuni @karolinskainst @HUS_uutisoi #preeclampsia #highriskpregnancy #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/iiJWIX0Yfb
Academic Medical Center Helsinki
@amchelsinki
Researchers showed for the first time that there is a gene directly influencing the balance of boys and girls born. @helsinkiuni @karolinskainst @HUS_uutisoi #preeclampsia #highriskpregnancy #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/iiJWIX0Yfb