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Afzal Mahmood, Qurat-ul-ain (2015) Investigation of the effects of MFN2 mutations in cellular and Drosophila models. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Allison, Thomas F (2015) Delineating the mechanisms behind fate decisions of human embryonic stem cells. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Baldwin, Katie (2015) A Survey of Axonal Transport Function and Motor Behaviour in Drosophila Models of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Barrott, Darrell (2015) Wnt signalling and the differentiation of otic progenitors from human embryonic stem cells. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Bowen, Emma (2015) A Genomic Screen for the Identification of Novel Components of the S-phase Checkpoint. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Cruz Migoni, Sara Betania (2015) The role of Sonic Hedgehog signalling in satellite cell-mediated myogenesis. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Dongre, Sidhartha (2015) Investigating Through Multiple Experimental Approaches How Early Visual Circuit Functions Affect Drosophila Behaviour. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Hackland, James (2015) Human Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neural Crest: Recapitulating Embryonic Development. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Houston, Oliver (2015) Investigating Novel Molecular Regulators of the Auditory Ribbon Synapses of Mammalian Inner Hair Cells. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Leocadio-Victoria, Daniel (2015) Post-translational modification and nuclear targeting of beta-dystroglycan. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Olt, J (2015) Biophysical Properties of Zebrafish Hair Cells. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Thomas, Sally J (2015) Genetic and Chemical Modulators of JAK/STAT Signalling in Cancer. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Wajdner, Hannah (2015) Characterisation of calcium channels in human immune cells. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.
Yealland, Guy M (2015) Polymersome Mediated Delivery of Mitochondrial therapeutics to parkin Mutant Fibroblasts. PhD thesis, University of Sheffield.