Geneticists Dunn, Ephrussi and Stern. From left to right: US geneticist Leslie Clarence Dunn (1893-1974), Russo-French geneticist Boris Ephrussi (1901
Geneticists Dunn, Ephrussi and Stern. From left to right: US geneticist Leslie Clarence Dunn (1893-1974), Russo-French geneticist Boris Ephrussi (1901-1971), and German-US geneticist Curt Stern (1902-1981). Dunn (Columbia University) studied developmental genetics. Ephrussi (University of Paris) worked on embryology. Stern (University of Rochester) worked on the genetics of the fruit fly and gene regulation. Photographed in 1941, during the Ninth Symposium on Quantitative Biology (Genes and Chromosome Structure, 18 June to 2 July) at the Carnegie Institution Department of Genetics (later Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), New York, USA.
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