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Asked by astonishingjacko to Chris, Alberto on 17 Jun 2013. This question was also asked by questinier, amberx.
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Chris Whittle answered on 17 Jun 2013:
When you work in research you discover new things all the time, I guess that’s why I like it so much. My work in cancer resulted in the discovery of how a gene in prostate cancer interacted with other genes, and my current work has shown a gene that might be involved in the placenta when the mother of a baby has diabetes.
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Alberto Lapedriza answered on 24 Jun 2013:
I’m trying to understand the genes that regulate the development of the brown/black pigment cells in our skin, called melanocytes. I have discovered 2 new genes that are regulating this processes that we didn’t know previously.
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Emmanuel commented on :
Our work is still in progress and we are close to making discoveries
hgibbo1 commented on :
Cool you must do hard work