The Institute of Genetics and Cancer is the central hub of research into human genetics and cancer. It’s where cutting-edge technology and brilliant minds work together to unravel the complexities of our DNA and conquer diseases. With over 600 people including PhD students dedicating their passion to scientific endeavors, the Institute is a vibrant community of researchers, constantly breaking new ground in the world of genetic research. The Institute is comprised of the Cancer Research UK Edinburgh Centre, the MRC Human Genetics Unit, and the Centre for Genomic & Experimental Medicine – each with its own rich history, yet all united by a common goal to improve human health. It is incredible to imagine – just a few decades ago, genetic diseases were a mystery. Today, we are seeing the impact of these researchers – a new way of understanding our bodies, our diseases, and a better future for generations to come.
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