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Nuclear Dynamics ISP

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 Peter Fraser
 Anne Corcoran
 Sarah Elderkin
 Cameron Osborne
 Patrick Varga-Weisz



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Institute Strategic
Programmes (ISPs)


Epigenetics


Inositide


Lymphocyte Signalling
& Development


Nuclear Dynamics


Signalling & Cell Fate


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Research into Action


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The Nuclear Dynamics ISP

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The Nuclear Dynamics Programme performs basic research to create an integrated understanding of control of genome function in relation to health and ageing. We use multidisciplinary and systems approaches to assimilate information on the many different genetic, epigenetic, biochemical and structural parameters that affect the behaviour of the genome with a particular emphasis on gene control.

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Our focus is to elucidate new fundamental mechanisms, machineries and emergent properties that are involved in maintaining the genome and gene expression programmes for a healthy lifespan.

 

 

 

 

 

Key publications from the Nuclear Dynamics ISP

Translating the ISP's Research into Action (KEC)

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