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• He was the grandfather of Francis Crick, the molecular geneticist.
• She was considered one of the world's leading molecular geneticists.
• Dr "'Sukhjiwan Kaur "'is an Indian Australian molecular geneticist.
• Peltonen-Palotie was married to fellow molecular geneticist, Aarno Palotie, with whom she had two children.
• In 2006, Kaur joined the Department of Environment and Primary Industries ( DEPI ) as a molecular geneticist.
• "Retroviruses are promiscuous, " explains molecular geneticist Suzanne Sandmeyer of the University of California at Irvine.
• "It is unconscionable, " said molecular geneticist C . S . Prakash of Tuskegee University in Alabama.
• You and I may have no clue what molecular geneticists do, and we've never seen Capecchi on a TV commercial.
• No, " said Dr . Shirley M . Tilghman, a mouse molecular geneticist, who is the president of Princeton.
• Dr . Lee Silver, a mouse molecular geneticist at Princeton University, said the speed and the implications of the work were stunning.
• So would Dr . Dean Hamer, a molecular geneticist at the National Institutes of Health who studies the genetic basis of human behavior.
• On a walk through the Harvard Medical School campus four years ago, Perls described his centenarian families to Kunkel, the molecular geneticist.
• Dr . Swain, 45, is well known among molecular geneticists for her groundbreaking work on a surprising and significant finding called genetic imprinting.
• But molecular geneticists now look back on such triumphs, shake their heads and say, boy, did those lucky devils have it easy.
• Kendler and molecular geneticist Richard Straub headed a team that compared the DNA of individuals affected by schizophrenia and those without the disease in 265 Irish families.
• "Leafy's in the middle of a lot of things, " said Dr . Tom Jack, molecular geneticist at Dartmouth College.
• "I'm going to get breast cancer, " she told Patricia Murphy, a molecular geneticist and genetic counselor at Albany Medical Center here.
• Two years ago, however, several teams of molecular geneticists developed what they called a genetic clock to calculate the estimated rate of evolutionary change in animal life.
• "All the other cloning announcements were from biotech companies or agricultural scientists, " said Dr . Lee Silver, a molecular geneticist at Princeton University.
• Heading the research along with German were molecular geneticists Nathan A . Ellis, of the blood center, and Joanna Groden of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.