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The mitotic spindle and potential development for targeting novel types of interactions

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Published: 6 Oct 2009

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Prof Ashok Venkitaraman, University of Cambridge, UK

Prof Venkitaraman discussing the mitotic spindle and potential development for targeting novel types of interactions for making new oncology drugs with Prof Gordon McVie at the NCRI cancer conference in Birmingham

GE Healthcare and HCA Hospitals had no involvement in the agenda or production of the interviews.

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