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Early Career Leadership Spotlight: Sara McPherson
Sara McPherson Career Development SubcommitteeQueen’s University What is your research interest? What organism do you work with, and what do you want to do in the future? My research interests involve the genetic underpinnings of disease and how understanding the genetics behind key biological processes can be leveraged to develop therapeutics for a variety of…
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