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Uncovering the complex roles of transcription factors in gene regulation
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Homing in on the role of chromatin organization in gene regulation
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FMI — proudly advancing biomedical research and training
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Revolutionizing imaging: New light-sheet microscope for multicellular systems unveiled
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How AI can help reveal the workings of the brain
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Embryo-like models help map early stages of development
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Video: Mighty proteins keep DNA regions close for longer
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Do your PhD at the FMI in Basel, Europe's life-science hub
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Meet the PhD reps
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Watching how cells deal with stress
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FMI group leader Nicolas Thomä receives the Otto Naegeli Prize 2022
02:11
Understanding life, advancing medicine
02:33
How cryo-EM can advance biomedical research and drug discovery
04:00
Marc Bühler - Group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research
05:39
Paper Breakdown: How to identify new molecular glue degraders
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Gasser Inserm Prize 2011
05:36
Paper Breakdown: How transcription factors recognize binding motifs on chromatin
00:21
Three C. elegans worms rescued from a muscle disease-causing mutation by CEC-4 deletion.
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Future Day 2019
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What can microscopic aquatic creatures teach us about growing new body parts?
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Franziska Bleichert group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research
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Georg Keller group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research
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Prisca Liberali group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research
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Andreas Schenk at the FMI and EULife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
17:30
Andrzej Rzepiela at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
12:10
Christian Tischer at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
23:07
Dean Flanders at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
18:45
Dieter Goehlmann at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
18:36
Enrico Tagliavini at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
16:32
Henry Lütcke at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
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Katrin Volkmann at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
17:02
Michael Stadler at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
23:47
Raphael Thierry at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
17:17
Sebastian Konrad at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
16:48
Stephan Gerhard at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
16:42
Thorsten Falk at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
14:08
Urs Mayr at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
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Urs Ziegler at the FMI and eulife Big Microscopy Data Management Workshop
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About
The Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research (FMI) in Basel, Switzerland, is a world-class biomedical research institute with a twofold mission — understanding the molecular mechanisms of health and disease, and training early career scientists.
The institute has an international staff of about 330 people and 19 research groups, whose main areas of focus are neurobiology, genome regulation and multicellular systems.
Named after Friedrich Miescher, the Swiss biochemist who discovered nucleic acids, the FMI is affiliated with the University of Basel and the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research.
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