The Big Bang, National Science and Engineering Competition

Davey, M. (Advisor)

Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies

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Description

The development of multicilated cells in the chicken embryo

This was a project developed in my lab by a school student. The project was entered into the National Science and Engineering Competition, and was placed in the final 200 projects which competed at 'The Big Bang'.

Period	16 Mar 2013
Event type	Conference
Location	London, United KingdomShow on map

The Big Bang, National Science and Engineering Competition

Description

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Projects

Investigation of the role of the primary cilia and centrosome during signalling events in development using the chicken mutant TALPID3: Fellowship Dr M Davey

Research output

The development of multi-ciliated cells in chicken embryos