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WashU biologist James Holehouse discusses genes and tricky research questions
Original: Genes and sticky wickets: A conversation with biologist James Holehouse
Washington University in St. Louis has published a conversation with biologist James Holehouse, framed around genes and what it calls 'sticky wickets' — the difficult, unresolved problems in his field. The interview highlights his work and perspective on current questions in biology, offering readers an accessible look at how researchers approach gene-related challenges and scientific uncertainty.
Why now: The university has just published this interview, drawing attention to his research and the field's open questions.
James HolehouseWashington University in St. Louis
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