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The judges awarded Julie Schulthess’s entry first prize as the best representation of a biological process (autophagy) as well as ...
Winner of baking competition in the Curiosity Carnival
The judges awarded Julie Schulthess's entry first prize as the best representation of a biological process (autophagy) as well as being the tastiest cake.
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The cake represents anti-microbial autophagy. It shows the elimination of nasty bacteria (pink blobs with red tails) by a macrophage cell. (Note the cake also includes mitochondria, vacuoles, the nucleus and Golgi apparatus)
26 Jul, 2023
12 Jul, 2023
23rd & 24th September 2024 Examination Schools, Oxford, UK
17 Jan, 2023
Watch our public event here from 21st March 2023.
13 May, 2021
On 29 April 2021 leading clinicians and scientists from the Oxford Translational Gastroenterology Unit will present on the latest research into the causes, treatment and monitoring of Crohn’s and Colitis.
23 Mar, 2020
Help is on its ways for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
23 Mar, 2020
Eight Oxford scientists are amongst 50 of the UK's world-leading researchers
