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Nicholas Dyson

American geneticist

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About Nicholas Dyson

Nicholas Dyson was a geneticist, known for E2F and Retinoblastoma protein.

Nicholas Dyson is Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, the James and Shirley Curvey MGH Research Scholar and Scientific Director of the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center.

Research The Dyson Lab studies the retinoblastoma protein.

Working as a post-doctoral fellow in the laboratory of Dr. Ed Harlow, Dyson demonstrated that the retinoblastoma protein can form complexes in vitro with the E7 oncoprotein of Human papilloma virus type-16. This result implicated pRB binding to E7 as a step in human papilloma virus-associated carcinogenesis.

As of 2015, Professor Dyson has 140 publications in leading peer-reviewed journals.

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Important facts

Occupation
Known for
E2F, Retinoblastoma protein
Education
Massachusetts General Hospital
Employers
Massachusetts General Hospital

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Who was Nicholas Dyson?

American geneticist

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Nicholas Dyson was a geneticist.

What was Nicholas Dyson known for?

Nicholas Dyson was known for E2F and Retinoblastoma protein.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nicholas Dyson

· Wikidata: Q19564280

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