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Scientists scramble to study deadly new bird flu strain – Channel 4...

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The latest strain of bird flu has now infected more than 100 people in China and so far 20 have died, writes Channel 4 News Science Editor Tom Clarke.

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Pandemic potential of H5N1 bird flu

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... for protecting the population against bird flu using vaccines," says Dr Wendy Barclay, from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Reading.

Wendy Barclay | Apollo - Apollo.io

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Wendy Barclay, Preschool Science teacher at Paddington Station Preschool. Wendy has experience working with Paddington Station ...

Professor Wendy Barclay: Bioscience to Bioweapons Video | LabTube

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Professor Wendy Barclay, Chair in Influenza Virology at Imperial College London discusses H5N1 (bird flu) research controversy at the Society of Biology's ...

Speakers list : Nature Conference on Viral Infection and Immune ...

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Wendy Barclay (Imperial College London, UK) Hualan Chen (Harbin Veterinary Research Institute, Chinese Academy Agricultural Sciences, China)

Professor Wendy Barclay | Robinson College

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Professor Wendy Barclay (Natural Sciences Biological, 1982) holds the Action Medical Research Chair in Virology at Imperial College London. After graduating from Cambridge University, Wendy’s postgraduate study took her to the Common Cold Unit in Salisbury.

Wendy Barclay - Paddington Station Preschool

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Wendy Barclay, Science Teacher Wendy joined the Paddington Team in the fall of She has a Ph.D. in cancer biology from Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

Professor Wendy Barclay | The Academy of Medical Sciences

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Wendy Barclay is Action Medical Research Professor of Virology at Imperial College London. Her research career has been directed towards identifying molecular mechanisms of influenza host restriction and developing effective experimental systems for studying this key property of the virus.