Happy birthday, Rosalind Franklin!
The chemist, whose significant research set the foundation for the discovery of DNA’s double-helix structure, was born on this day in 1920 🔬
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The American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) is the world's largest professional membership organization for human genetics & genomics specialists.
- Happy Birthday, Dr. Martha Chase! The geneticist, whose Hershey-Chase Experiments established that DNA – not protein - carries genetic material, was born on this day in 1927. 🔬: bit.ly/3E9MH7X
- .@NancyGenetics highlights the contributions of women to #genetics and science thus far, and her hopes for the future #ASHG17
- Happy #DNADay2021! Today commemorates the successful completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 and the discovery of DNA’s double helix in 1953, and celebrates past and future accomplishments in human genetics research.
- Congrats to @dgmacarthur, recipient of ASHG's first-ever Early Career Award! bit.ly/2t6Pezw #ExAC #gnomAD #genomics @broadinstitute
- Here we go! More than 8,000 geneticists are here in Houston for #ASHG19. Welcome to the Presidential Address!
- Replying to @jsdronWe are so very sorry to hear of this, and encourage you to report violations of our code of conduct through our online system: secure.ethicspoint.com/domain/media/e… Reports will be taken seriously and addressed in a timely manner.
- Congrats to @skathire on your valuable research about heart attack risk, and for winning the 2018 Curt Stern Award! Read more about the award and Dr. Kathiresan on our website: bit.ly/stern2018 #ASHG18
- As #BlackInGeneticsWeek begins, ASHG invites and encourages you to participate in this important week long celebration highlighting the Black mentors and role models who paved the way for the field today!BIG Expectations for #BlackInGeneticsWeek
- We're proud to announce everyone at #ASHG18 is part of the record breaking total of 8,922 participants! How many people can you meet?!
- The first non-American winner of the Curt Stern Award, @alkuraya has published over 420 manuscripts detailing his lab’s discovery of hundreds of novel gene diseases in humans. Hear him talk about his work in his award presentation. bit.ly/34dJ3KO
- Happy birthday, Rosalind Franklin! Best known for her crucial work in determining DNA's structure, Dr. Franklin also conducted groundbreaking research on the structure of viruses. Learn more: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…














