Scientists discuss human gene advances

Many of the world’s leading scientists were meeting today to examine the latest advances in human genetics.

Scientists discuss human gene advances
Thu, 19 Apr, 2001 - 09:09

Many of the world’s leading scientists were meeting today to examine the latest advances in human genetics.

A major conference, hosted by the Human Genome Organisation (HUGO), is being held in Edinburgh, just a few miles from the Roslin Institute where in 1996 scientists produced the first cloned adult mammal, Dolly the sheep.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: EdinburghPlace: Sanger CentrePlace: CambridgePlace: USPlace: Cambridge, MassachusettsPlace: Edinburgh International Conference CentrePlace: GermanyPerson: Lord WinstonPerson: Allan BradleyPerson: Eric LanderPerson: Christiane Nusslein-VolhardPerson: Nick HastieEvent: Human Genome ProjectOrganisation: Human Genome OrganisationOrganisation: HugoOrganisation: Roslin InstituteOrganisation: Whitehead InstituteOrganisation: Sanger CentreOrganisation: Medical Research Council’s Human Genetics UnitOrganisation: UK Government Working Party on the Human Genome
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