20th European Bioenergetics Conference
Budapest, August 25-30, 2018
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1. J.P. Abrahams, A.G. Leslie, R. Lutter, J.E. Walker, Structure at 2.8 Å resolution of F1-ATPase from bovine heart mitochondria, Nature 370 (1994) 621-628
SAMPLE ABSTRACT
Little Red Riding Hood lives at the edge of a wood. One day, Mum sends her to Grandma’s with a cake, as Grandma isn’t feeling well. Mum tells Little Red Riding Hood to be very careful in the wood-she mustn’t leave the path or talk to strangers. Little Red Riding Hood puts on her red cloak, puts the cake in her basket, and promises to go straight to Grandma’s. In the wood, Little Red Riding Hood meets a wolf. The wolf stops her and asks her where she’s going. She tells the wolf she’s going to Grandma’s. Following the wolf’s suggestion, Little Red Riding Hood wanders off the path to pick some flowers for Grandma and the wolf runs straight to Grandma’s cottage. When the wolf arrives at the cottage he pretends he’s Little Red Riding Hood and swallows Grandma. He quickly puts on her nightdress and nightcap and jumps into bed to wait for an even tastier meal-Little Red Riding Hood. Little Red Riding Hood arrives at Grandma’s and notices what a big nose, big eyes, ears and teeth Grandma has got. She shouts for help and a woodcutter saves her from the wolf. Grandma jumps out of the wolf’s stomach and that’s the last they hear of the big, bad wolf!
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EBEC 2018 - Abstract Submission Form
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