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* We would like to thank the Nikon Imaging Center at the University of Heidelberg for giving us access to their facility and being of great help for imaging and analysis.
* We would like to thank the Nikon Imaging Center at the University of Heidelberg for giving us access to their facility and being of great help for imaging and analysis.
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* We would like to thank the DKFZ and BioQuant at the University of Heidelberg for providing pipetting robot, real-time RT-PCR facility and their great help with data analysis.
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* Many thanks to the DKFZ and BioQuant at the University of Heidelberg for providing pipetting robot, real-time RT-PCR facility and their great help with data analysis.
* We would like to thank Nathan Brady, BioQuant, for his invaluable advise on pathways involved in the regulation of apoptosis, and for the inspiration he gave to our project
* We would like to thank Nathan Brady, BioQuant, for his invaluable advise on pathways involved in the regulation of apoptosis, and for the inspiration he gave to our project
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* We would like to thank Jürgen Reymann for offering his help with microscopy image analysis.
* We would like to thank Jürgen Reymann for offering his help with microscopy image analysis.
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* We would like to thank Dr. Veytaute Starkuviene, BioQuant, for providing us with plasmids for isolating the sequences of our localization signals and fluorescent proteins.
* We would like to thank Dr. Veytaute Starkuviene, BioQuant, for providing us with plasmids for isolating the sequences of our localization signals and fluorescent proteins.
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* We would like to thank Dr. Joel Baudouin, BioQuant/DKFZ, for providing us with plasmids for isolating the sequences of our localization signals and fluorescent proteins.
* We would like to thank Dr. Joel Baudouin, BioQuant/DKFZ, for providing us with plasmids for isolating the sequences of our localization signals and fluorescent proteins.
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* And special thanks to all out advisors from Prof. Eils group!
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Revision as of 07:42, 21 October 2009

Acknowledgements

  • We would like to thank the Nikon Imaging Center at the University of Heidelberg for giving us access to their facility and being of great help for imaging and analysis.
  • Many thanks to the DKFZ and BioQuant at the University of Heidelberg for providing pipetting robot, real-time RT-PCR facility and their great help with data analysis.
  • We would like to thank Nathan Brady, BioQuant, for his invaluable advise on pathways involved in the regulation of apoptosis, and for the inspiration he gave to our project
  • We would like to thank the Runz group at the Institute of Human Genetics (University of Heidelberg) and especially Jessica Schilde for help with SREBP induction.
  • We would like to thank Kai Ludwig for his help with our project's face to the public.
  • We would like to thank the entire Heidelberg 2008 iGEM team for always offering help and advise.
  • We would like to thank Jürgen Reymann for offering his help with microscopy image analysis.
  • We would like to thank Dr. Veytaute Starkuviene, BioQuant, for providing us with plasmids for isolating the sequences of our localization signals and fluorescent proteins.
  • We would like to thank Dr. Joel Baudouin, BioQuant/DKFZ, for providing us with plasmids for isolating the sequences of our localization signals and fluorescent proteins.
  • And special thanks to all out advisors from Prof. Eils group!