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Dale Brown Emeagwali (born December 24, 1954) is a renowned microbiologist and cancer researcher. Using her degrees in and knowledge of the sciences, Emeagwali became the co-author of several notable journals. Emeagwali’s scientific accomplishments so far include the discovery of the existence of isozymes of kynurenine formamidase in the bacterium Streptomyces paravulus. Prior to her findings, these bacteria were only known to exist in higher organisms. She also proved that cancer gene expression could be inhibited by antisense methodology. She believed this conclusion can lead to better treatment of cancer in the future. In the field of Virology, Emeagwali worked with a DNA virus and discovered the overlapping of gene expression. Her accomplishments and contributions to the world of science are important not only because her findings add another missing puzzle piece to the mystery of cancer cells but also because Emeagwali has won awards such as the Scientist of the Year award in 1996 for her contributions to the world of science and her achievement in inspiring young women to follow their ambitions as blossoming scientists.
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