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Li Ding, genoma, Washington People

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Li Ding (derecha), director asistente del Instituto de Genoma Elizabeth H. y James S. McDonnell III, trabaja con el estudiante graduado Steven Foltz. Ding dirigió un equipo que analizó el ADN de más de 11,000 tumores , parte de The Cancer Genome Atlas, un programa nacional destinado a comprender las raíces genéticas del cáncer. (Foto: Universidad de Washington)