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Mother’s Love.

February 8, 2012by minimolecule 1 Comment

A few weeks ago, actually maybe a few months ago now I was day-dreaming at my desk. I was supposed to be busy conducting experiments and reading research papers but […]

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Introducing the epigene-environment framework

Your Environment: Friend or Foe?

October 23, 2011by minimolecule 8 Comments

A significant challenge in medical research is understanding why we fall ill. Why is it that some of us get certain diseases whilst others do not. Although we are genetically very […]

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Both scientists and members of the public alike can relate to the determination of this billboard.

Cancer: Why we don’t have a cure just yet.

September 9, 2011by minimolecule 16 Comments

To say that cancer is a complex disease to understand and a difficult disease to treat would be a great understatement. Those that have lost loved ones to cancer describe […]

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