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Lessons from a plant virus

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Toby Baker .

Did you know plant viruses are used in medicine? Come hear the John Innes Centre Professor talk about the blurred lines between basic and translational research, using the tobacco and cowpea mosaic viruses as examples.

Admission is free for members or £3 for non-members.

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