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SUMMARY:Bread\, beer and bugs: How biologists unravel the molecular machin
 ery of life - Dr. David Gordon\, University of Cambridge
DTSTART:20111011T183000Z
DTEND:20111011T193000Z
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CONTACT:Thanh-Lan Gluckman
DESCRIPTION:The fundamental unit of life is the cell\, a self-replicating 
 machine which performs every function of a living being: motility\, growth
 \, reproduction\, metabolism\, and adaptation.  The goal of cell biology i
 s to understand the tiny components that comprise these machines\, and how
  they work together to perform vital tasks.  Charged with our task of reve
 rse-engineering the building blocks of life\, biologists have developed an
  array of imaginative techniques to dissect the molecular components insid
 e our cells. After this talk\, you’ll never think of bread\, beer or bug
 s the same way again!
LOCATION:N7\, Pembroke College
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