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The Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciênci
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ORGANISATION CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN FO
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established a unique and diverse hu
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After all these years of a half-dis
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IGC ANNUAL REPORT ‘11 THE DIRECTO
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30 Nationalities working at the IGC
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2004 - 2011 NEW RESEARCH GRANTS BRE
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PROTEIN-NUCLEIC ACIDS INTERACTIONS
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MEIOSIS AND DEVELOPMENT Vítor Barb
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EPIGENETICS AND SOMA Vasco M. Barre
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VARIATION: DEVELOPMENT AND SELECTIO
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as a manuscript submitted in 2011 (
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We have found a new precursor struc
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We have previously developed a sper
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POPULATION AND CONSERVATION GENETIC
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NEUROBIOLOGY OF ACTION Rui M. Costa
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During this year we demonstrated th
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CELL BIOPHYSICS AND DEVELOPMENT Jos
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GENOME-WIDE ANALYSIS OF TELOMERE PR
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Improved ICT techniques and methodo
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ACTIN DYNAMICS Florence Janody Prin
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EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS Lars Jansen P
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SYSTEMS NEUROSCIENCE THIS GROUP IS
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PATTERNING AND MORPHOGENESIS Moisé
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EARLY FLY DEVELOPMENT Rui Gonçalo
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BEHAVIOURAL NEUROSCIENCE THIS GROUP
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DISEASE GENETICS Carlos Penha Gonç
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COMPUTATIONAL GENOMICS José Pereir
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COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS AND COMPUT
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hypothesis that expression of HO-1
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hemocyte purification using a combi
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EVOLUTIONARY GENETICS Henrique Teot
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BACTERIAL SIGNALLING Karina B. Xavi
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BIOPHYSICS AND GENETICS OF MORPHOGE
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PLANT GENOMICS Jörg Becker Researc
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NETWORK MODELLING Claudine Chaouiya
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NEURONAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION Inb
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NEUROETHOLOGY LABORATORY THIS GROUP
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LEARNING LABORATORY THIS GROUP IS A
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IMMUNE REGULATION Carlos E. Tadokor
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STRESS AND CYTOSKELETON Escola Supe
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ANIMAL FACILITIES Jocelyne Demengeo
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TRANSGENICS UNIT Moisés Mallo Head
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CELL IMAGING UNIT José Feijó Head
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GENOMICS UNIT Carlos Penha Gonçalv
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• Low noise (6 Rat arrays for Ins
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ION DYNAMICS FACILITY Ana Catarina
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BIOINFORMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL BI
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PORTUGUESE BIOINFORMATICS CENTRE Pe
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INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
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ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTS José M
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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
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