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Alex Palazzo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at The University of Toronto.


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I am a Cell Biologist. My tools of the trade include a pipetter, a microscope and a joy-stick driven micromanipulator. Currently I head a lab in The Biochemistry Department at the University of Toronto where my lab expores the dark world of mRNA. Like all crazed scientists who can't stop talking about their obsessions, these topics pop up in many posts.

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