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Michael Cummings is the author and coauthor of a number of wide
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LIFE; CONCEPTS OF GENETICS; GENETICS: A MOLECUL
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AND SOCIETY. He has also written articles on aspects of gen
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etics for the McGraw- b b b
Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology and has publish
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ed a newsletter on advances in human genetics for instructors
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and students. He received his
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ctoral work, conducted in the laboratory of Dr. R.C. King,
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centered on ovarian development in Drosophila melanogaster. Aft
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er a year on the faculty at Northwestern, he moved to the University
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of Illinois at Chicago, where for many years he held
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,teaching and research positions. In 2003, he joined the faculty inth
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e Department of Biology at the Illinois Institute of
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Technology, and currently holds the title of Research Professor.H
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is current research interests involve the organization of DNA seq
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uences in the short-arm and centromere region of human
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chromosome 21. He is engaged in a collaborative effort to
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the purpose of exploring molecular mechanisms of chromosomein
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teractions. At the undergraduate level, he has focused on
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