Robin Holliday

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Robin Holliday was a British molecular biologist best known for proposing the Holliday junction model of genetic recombination and for his influential work on DNA repair and epigenetics.

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instanceOf biologist
human
molecular biologist
scientist
awardReceived Royal Society Fellowship
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
educatedAt University of Cambridge
employer National Institute for Medical Research
fieldOfWork DNA repair
epigenetics
genetics
molecular biology
hasConceptNamedAfter Holliday junction
Holliday model
hasResearchInterest DNA methylation
aging
cancer biology
chromosome segregation
genetic recombination
influenced development of epigenetics as a field
research on DNA repair mechanisms
research on homologous recombination
knownFor Holliday junction model of genetic recombination
work on DNA repair
work on epigenetics
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal Society
nationality British
notableWork papers on DNA repair pathways
papers on epigenetic regulation
papers on the molecular mechanism of recombination
occupation author
research scientist
proposed Holliday junction
Holliday model of homologous recombination
linked to: Holliday model
publishedIn Genetics
Nature
Proceedings of the Royal Society
workLocation London
linked to: London, England

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Mendel Medal notableRecipient Robin Holliday