Inside Monash: Organized Signaling, Real Impact

Dr. GPCR Podcast by Dr. Yamina Berchiche

Nov 12, 202500:47:20Science & Medicine

What makes Monash a model for modern pharmacology? Dr. Michelle Halls reveals how collaboration, mentorship, and receptor organization shape today’s GPCR breakthroughs — from femtomolar signaling to cancer biology. A loo...

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