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Well, now, Roswell Park has all of the facilities. . .
There's a man there who saw the possibilities and didn't mind doing the work to get it together. His name is Timothy O'Connor He's on our jury.
Well, he really is going to be working overtime.
That's right, yes. But he doesn't mind that.
Well, all that sounds utterly fascinating, and I certainly hope that you'll give me an update on it.
I certainly will.
Now, almost immediately thereafter -- at least I get that idea from Mrs. Brewer's outline -- you're going to attend a workshop on oncogenes. Now, tell me about oncogenes, because you've not talked about them before.
Well, that's the gene that represents cancer in the human blood cell. And to do a vaccine that's successful it has to deal with genes that represent cancer.
And that's going to be attended by a large group of. . .
Forty-five people, yes. Well, sometimes nothing is settled
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