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"Genetics and Society: the equitable application of our growing genetic knowledge" - Sir John Sulston (Nobel Laureate)

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Sir John Sulston has worked on sequencing both the human and C.elegans genome (for which he recieved a Nobel Prize). He is a leading camapigner against the patenting of human genetic information.

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Part II Classroom, Department of Genetics Sainsbury Laboratory , Auditorium, 47 Bateman Street , CB2 1LR The Guildhall, Market Square

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