Chloe Lambert is a Features and Lifestyle Editor at The i Paper. She specializes in family travel, adventure travel, and destination features, bringing a unique perspective to her storytelling. Chloe has been featured in Yahoo News UK, Buckinghamtoday, The Telegraph, BioRxiv, PLOS, and The i Paper.
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Chloe Lambert's articles span a diverse range of topics, including health & wellbeing, family & relationships, and culture & society. Her focus is primarily on providing informative content backed by data and reviews.
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By: Mélanie Bonhivers, Elina Casas, Denis Dacheux, Derrick Roy Robinson, Gang Dong, Marie Zelená, Nicolas Landrein, Vladimir Varga, Kim Ivan Abesamis, Chloé Lambert
The flagellar pocket collar (FPC) is a cytoskeletal structure essential for nutrient uptake and immune evasion in Trypanosoma brucei. This study uses ultrastructure expansion microscopy to provide novel insights into FPC biogenesis and uncovers two previously unknown cytoskeletal structures.
From a lighthouse to a 500-year-old pub to a luxe country hotel, here’s where to stay to switch off and connect with nature
By: Chloe Lambert
£250 for stalls seats? £3.50 for a marmalade sandwich? It's a spectacular show, so avoid going at Christmas and enter the ticket lottery instead
