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This Friday: Sir Richard Gardner Celebratory Lecture 2015

Events

Oxford Stem Cell Institute

Professor Azim Surani, The Gurdon Intsitute, Cambridge

Specification of human primordial germ cells and epigenetic programming for totipotency and development

4pm Friday 6 November 2015

Medical Sciences Teaching Centre, South Parks Road

Places are strictly limited to 200 to comply with fire regulations and will be available on a first come first served basis.

Further details: Oxford Stem Cell Institute website

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