Sensing Light and Time Using Non-Visual Novel Photoreceptors - Audio

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In the first of the Research Department of Cell and Developmental Biology's archived seminar series, we present the full audio of the 2012 JZ Young Memorial Lecture, given on 04.04.12 by Prof Russell Foster of Oxford University. This track includes follow-up questions from the audience.

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