Cross-Disciplinary Fellowship (XDF) Tutorial: Cracking The Genetic Code - What Are Proteins And How They Are Made

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Cracking The Genetic Code - What Are Proteins And How They Are Made
Dr. Carolina Uggenti, Post-doctoral Research Associate, Centre for Genomic & Experimental Medicine.

Recorded on 7th October2019.

The Cross-Disciplinary Fellowship (XDF) Programme partners the School of Informatics with the MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine to train genuinely cross-disciplinary researchers.

The XDF tutorials are a series of seminars designed to introduce people from a variety of backgrounds to the fundamentals of biomedical science. These one hour seminars take place weekly at the MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine.

To find out more about the XDF Programme please visit: www.ed.ac.uk/cross-disciplinary-fellowships

To view other tutorials in the series please visit: https://edin.ac/2Mmep9g

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Cross-Disciplinary Fellowship (XDF) Tutorial: Cracking The Genetic Code - What Are Proteins And How They Are Made

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