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Started by Lisa A. Megna
Sat, 16 Jul 1994 16:08
Grad Schools in Genetics/Mol Bio (summary)
Author: Lisa A. Megna
Date: Sat, 16 Jul 1994 16:08
Date: Sat, 16 Jul 1994 16:08
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Here is the sumamry of replies I received when I posted a message asking for information about grad schools in Genetics (especially disease), Developmental and Molecular Biology. Lisa :-) megna@world.std.com Well, Lisa, it depends on how hard you want to work. For genetics, I'd try Penn (Haig Kazazian just went there) or here. For developmental, there are excellent programs at MIT. For molecular...there are a ton of good places, but it depends on how crazy you wanna be when you graduate; I'd suggest MIT, Stanford, UCSF, UC Berkeley, Rockefeller, then maybe Harvard and Hopkins BCMB or Pharmacology programs (and maybe Penn, but not their biochem). Wisconsin and DUke also have excellent programs, but don't have the names the others do. I think those are the 10 I'd recommend for molecular--unfortunately, molecular biology is not restrictive enough for a definition nowadays, so you have to help me out here, too (as in, what are you specifically interested in?). -- -Barry (bjmarg@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu)
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