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******** The Mitochondrion Today ********

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Professor John Walker won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1997 for his work on the mechanism of ATP synthesis by ATP synthase. The Darwin Society is honoured to welcome him to speak about his work on the mitochondrion.

The talk is FREE and there will be FREE drinks afterwards.

Apologies for the wrong date. This talk is most definitely on TONIGHT !

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