UCLA's Institute for Society & Genetics receives prestigious John Templeton Foundation award
- Oct 2, 2017
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Dr Landecker and Dr Allard from the UCLA's Institute for Society & Genetics as well as Dr Amander Clark from UCLA's Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology Department have been awarded a John Templeton Foundation grant as part of their "Science and the Big Questions" program.
The grant will help support the interdisciplanry activities of the Center and answer several longstanding scientific questions: How is the genetic information contained in germ cells altered by an environmental exposure? And can a memory of this exposure be passed on to the subsequent generations?
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