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<h3><font style="color:#006400;">Welcome! </font></h3>
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The Crosby lab is located at  the University of Windsor, Division of Biological Sciences. The overall focus of our lab is to understand the role and regulation of  the Ubiquitin (Ub)/26S proteasome pathway during the growth and development of Arabidopsis. For further information on our research and members please go to the above links or  to our home page  [http://Bioinfo.uwindsor.ca Homepage] at University of Windsor.
The Crosby lab is located at  the University of Windsor, Division of Biological Sciences. The overall focus of our lab is to understand the role and regulation of  the Ubiquitin (Ub)/26S proteasome pathway and the development of novel tools and technologies to assess the ubiquitome. For further information on our research and members please go to the above links
 
Information pertaining Phaseolus genomics can be found at our database [http://Bioinfo.uwindsor.ca Bean Gbrowse].
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Welcome!


The Crosby lab is located at the University of Windsor, Division of Biological Sciences. The overall focus of our lab is to understand the role and regulation of the Ubiquitin (Ub)/26S proteasome pathway and the development of novel tools and technologies to assess the ubiquitome. For further information on our research and members please go to the above links

Information pertaining Phaseolus genomics can be found at our database Bean Gbrowse.

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