The fragment that shattered what science believed
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The fragment that shattered what science believed
This episode tells the story of Janet Rowley, a scientist who made a groundbreaking discovery about human chromosomes and cancer. It explores her journey from early education to challenging established scientific beliefs.
Person: Janet Rowley
Date: 1972
Location: Chicago
Topic: Chromosomal translocations in cancer
- Janet Davison was born in New York City in 1925, the only child of highly educated parents.
- She earned a scholarship to the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools at age fifteen and completed a Bachelor of Philosophy, a Bachelor of Science, and a medical degree by age twenty-three.
- After receiving her medical degree, she married Donald Adams Rowley and raised four sons while working part-time in various medical and research roles.
- In 1962, she became an NIH trainee and joined the University of Chicago's Department of Hematology, focusing on chromosome research.
- By 1972, using new laboratory techniques, she observed a chromosomal fragment attached to the wrong chromosome in a patient with acute myelogenous leukemia.
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