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Wolf Reik
Stephen Gaunt
Myriam Hemberger
Jon Houseley
Gavin Kelsey

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Peter Fraser
Anne Corcoran
Sarah Elderkin
Cameron Osborne
Patrick Varga Weisz

Lymphocyte Signalling
& Development

Martin Turner
Geoff Butcher
Klaus Okkenhaug
Marc Veldhoen
Elena Vigorito

Molecular Signalling
Simon Cook
Tomas Bellamy
Martin Bootman
Michael Coleman
Keith Kendrick
Jennifer Pell
Llewelyn Roderick

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Len Stephens
Peter Evans
Phillip Hawkins
Sonja Vermeren
Nicholas Ktistakis
Raghu Padinjat
Michael Wakelam
Heidi Welch



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Marianne Brüggemann
Piers Emson
Mike Taussig

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SIGNALLING CELL FATE: regulation of adult muscle stem cell behavior

Even though adult stem cells have restricted potency, they are nevertheless essential for successful postnatal life. We utilise the muscle satellite cell, a form of adult stem cell, as a model for the study of stem cell behavior. These cells must respond to extrinsic signals to provide progeny that only only differentiates into specialised tissue (i.e. muscle) but must also self-renew. Further muscle is a major metabolic tissue in the animal and its activity can have important consequences for adult-onset diseases such as type 2 diabetes.

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