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Genetics lab opens at the National Zoo
Posted on 26 May 2010
The National Zoo marked the opening of its new genetics lab with the cutting of a double-helix “ribbon” on May 25. The new lab will accommodate rapidly developing technology and facilitate collaboration with the Zoo’s pathologists, veterinarians, reproductive biologists, ecologists, behaviorists and other scientists. (From left: Nancy Rotzel, Jesus Maldonado, Steven L. Monfort, Rob Fleischer, Eva Pell, and Dennis Kelly)
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Tags | conservation, endangered species, National Zoo, scientist, veterinary medicine
