Rachel Leech

Rachel Leech (3 June 1936 – 23 December 2017) was Professor of Plant Sciences at the University of York, UK. Her research focused on chloroplasts and she was a leader in the field of understanding their development and function. She was also one of the early adopters of ''Arabidopsis thaliana'' as a model plant to identify the genes involved in chloroplast division. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The lived experiences of UK physiotherapists involved in Cauda Equina Syndrome litigation. A qualitative study

    The lived experiences of UK physiotherapists involved in Cauda Equina Syndrome litigation. A qualitative study by Gillian Yeowell, Rachel Leech, Susan Greenhalgh, Emma Willis, James Selfe

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    The lived experiences of UK physiotherapists involved in Cauda Equina Syndrome litigation. A qualitative study.

    The lived experiences of UK physiotherapists involved in Cauda Equina Syndrome litigation. A qualitative study. by Gillian Yeowell, Rachel Leech, Susan Greenhalgh, Emma Willis, James Selfe

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