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Novel X-inactivation RNA discovered
Researchers at NIMR and their collaborators have identified the gene responsible for X chromosome inactivation in the second largest class of mammals, the metatherians (marsupials). The research is published in Nature.
18 June 2012
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Two Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Awards
James Briscoe and Victor Tybulewicz have been granted Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Awards.
13 June 2012
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High-throughput experimental technique interest group
A high-throughput interest group at NIMR has been widened to include participation by scientists from LRI and from other partners in The Francis Crick Institute.
07 June 2012
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How to discriminate between active and latent TB
Researchers from NIMR have helped to find a way to distinguish patients with active TB from those with latent infection. The research is published in PLoS ONE.
07 June 2012
NIMR is one of the world's leading medical research institutes, dedicated to studying important questions about the life processes that are relevant to all aspects of health.
The Francis Crick Institute
A new future and a new building in the heart of London for NIMR as part of a consortium to bring together the best scientists, doctors and researchers to tackle diseases that affect people around the world.
The Mill Hill Essays
The Mill Hill Essays are a short volume of essays published annually to promote the public understanding of science, and are designed to be accessible to anyone with an interest in science and the natural world.
NIMR Annual Report and Prospectus
The 2011/2012 NIMR Annual Report and Prospectus is now available online. Download a PDF or request a printed copy.
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