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Dr Alison Coffey is an expert on variation in the human genome, and how it affects diseases
Dr Coffey is expert on the causes of variation in human genes. She works at the Sanger Centre, near Cambridge, where she ws a founder member of the X-chromosome group. She is lead author on the Nature publication on this chromosome's sequence. Areas addressed include epilepsy, cardiovascular disease, deafness and cognition.
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Dr Alison Coffey | talks |
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Date and Time: |
20 November 2007 at 7:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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Venue: |
Sussex History of Medicine Society |
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£2.50 |
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on the door |
Additional Information: |
Lectures take place at the Wolfson Lecture Theatre in Churchill Colledge, Cambridge; they start at 7.30pm promptly, and last for about one hour. This is followed by about 20 minutes of questions from the floor; we finish by 9pm, sharp. The Organising Secretary may be contacted by emailing richard.freeman@sagentia.com |
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