SISSA PUBLIC LECTURE

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SISSA PUBLIC LECTURE

THE CHOROMOSOME GEOGRAPHER
A public meeting with biologist Thomas Cremer

Wednesday, 23 October, 2.30 p.m.
Main Lecture Hall, SISSA
Via Bonomea, 265
Trieste

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.
For further information: 
http://www.sissa.it/index.php/about/news/general/2081

Everybody is welcome to attend.