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28th Jan 2021 GF-LAB Administrator

Effects of SARS-Cov-2 on our Christmas Party…

  • Christmas Do 2019
  • Christmas Do 2020

..we were scattered (with Rico and Qi on the other side of the planet)

BUT we still had great FUN!!!

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Great contributions from Ines to this year’s virtual EANM2020.
Hot off the press: In vivo tracking of adoptively transferred regulatory T cells.

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