A relative of the “brain-eating amoeba” responds to different environments using shared & unique cell biological mechanisms

Tuesday, February 6 2024, 11:10am

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DR. KATRINA VELLE

University of Massachusetts Amherst

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A relative of the “brain-eating amoeba” responds to different environments using shared & unique cell biological mechanisms

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