Thomas Cremer
Wednesday 23 October at 2.30 pm
Main Lecture Hall, SISSA
Among the most interesting discoveries in recent decades, the one that cellular DNA does not appear as a shapeless tangle, but rather is arranged into discrete "geographic" territories may be considered truly revolutionary. The first to suggest these chromosome "maps" was Thomas Cremer, a scientist whose studies represent a milestone in the fields of biology and genetics. Cremer will be giving a public lecture at SISSA, on Wednesday October 23.
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