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Video 36: Tom Sargent, clip 1
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Tom Sargent is the chief research microbiologist in Section on Vertebrate Development in the Laboratory of Molecular Genetics, NICHD, NIH.
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research microbiologist, tom sargent, vertebrate development, molecular genetics, nichd, organisms, differentiated cells
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