Event Detail (Archived)

Translation in the brain: the Fragile X Mental Retardation protein, stalled ribosomes, and a mouse to unravel it all

  • This event already took place in July 2012
  • Caspary Auditorium

Event Details

Type
Thesis Presentations
Speaker(s)
Sarah van Driesche, graduate fellow, RU
Open to
Public
Reception
Tea, 12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m., Abby Lounge
Contact
Marta Delgado
Phone
(212) 327-8087
Sponsor
Marta Delgado
(212) 327-8087
delgadm@rockefeller.edu

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