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    Changes in phenotypic heterogeneity as an adaptation of fungi to environmental stress

    Changes in phenotypic heterogeneity as an adaptation of fungi to environmental stress by Foster, David S.

    Published 2019
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    Shakespeare’s original will: a re-reading, and a reflection on interdisciplinary research within archives

    Shakespeare’s original will: a re-reading, and a reflection on interdisciplinary research within archives by Bevan, Amanda, Foster, David

    Published 2017
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    Phenotypic heterogeneity in fungi: importance and methodology

    Phenotypic heterogeneity in fungi: importance and methodology by Hewitt, Sarah K., Foster, David S., Dyer, Paul S., Avery, Simon V.

    Published 2016
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    Phenotypic heterogeneity in fungi: importance and methodology

    Phenotypic heterogeneity in fungi: importance and methodology by Hewitt, Sarah K., Foster, David S., Dyer, Paul S., Avery, Simon V.

    Published 2016
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    Core outcome sets for clinical trials and observational studies in vulvovaginal disease

    Core outcome sets for clinical trials and observational studies in vulvovaginal disease by Foster, David C., Stockdale, Colleen K., Simpson, Rosalind C., Kirtschig, Gudula

    Published 2017
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    Students as co-producers in a multidisciplinary software engineering project: addressing cultural distance and cross-cohort handover

    Students as co-producers in a multidisciplinary software engineering project: addressing cultural distance and cross-cohort handover by Foster, David, Gilardi, Filippo, Martin, Paul, Song, Wei, Towey, Dave, White, Andrew

    Published 2018
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    Two distinct populations of Bovine IL-17+ T-cells can be induced and WC1+IL-17+γδ T-cells are effective killers of protozoan parasites

    Two distinct populations of Bovine IL-17+ T-cells can be induced and WC1+IL-17+γδ T-cells are effective killers of protozoan parasites by Peckham, R.K., Brill, R., Foster, David S., Bowen, A.L., Leigh, James A., Coffey, Tracey J., Flynn, Robin J.

    Published 2014
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