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Ludwig Institute s Buzz Baum Discusses Drosophila RNAi Research

Jul 23, 2004
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Name: Buzz Baum

Position: Royal Society Research fellow, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, University College London branch

Background: Postdoc, Harvard Medical School — 1997-2001; PhD, genetics/molecular cell biology, Imperial Cancer Research Fund (now Cancer Research UK) — 1997; BA, biochemistry, Oxford University — 1993

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