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Leading Lights lecture: Prof Stephen Royle
“A Very Cellular Song”
“A Very C“A Very Cellular Song”
The title of Stephen’s lecture comes from a track on The Incredible String Band’s album, ‘The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter’. The song is an ode to mitosis in amoebae. It was selected to reflect two long standing passions: music and cell biology.ellular Song”

The title of Stephen’s lecture comes from a track on The Incredible String Band’s album, ‘The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter’. The song is an ode to mitosis in amoebae. It was selected to reflect two long standing passions: music and cell biology.The title of Stephen’s lecture comes from a track on The Incredible String Band’s album, ‘The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter’. The song is an ode to mitosis in amoebae. It was selected to reflect two long standing passions: music and cell biology.

More information | Tags: BiomedicalSciences LeadingLights |

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