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   Dot Bennett currently works in the Molecular and Clinical Sciences Research Institute, St George's, University of London. She is the former Director of the Institute.

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   Research Professor. DCB ResearchGate page. Login to the St George's website. Professor Bennett's research interests are in cell senescence (programmed permanent arrest of cell proliferation, which links ageing and cancer), and the genetics of melanoma and other pigmentary skin conditions.

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   • Cellular and developmental biology, microbiology and immunology, genetics Professor of Cell Biology at St George’s University London, Dorothy Bennett has made an immense contribution to our understanding of cancer cell biology. She has made extensive contributions to pigmentary genetics, identifying many of the key genes and their functions.

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   • Dorothy Bennett died in 2008. In addition to his daughter, Mr. Bennett is survived by two sons, Marc and Bruce; and five grandchildren.

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   • [...] [...] Dot Bennett currently works in the Molecular and Clinical Sciences Research Institute, St George's, University of London. She is the former Director of the Institute. Dot's research interests are in cell senescence (in cancer and ageing), and the genetics of melanoma skin cancer, melanocytes and pigmentary disorders.

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   • Professor Bennett's research interests are in cell senescence (programmed permanent arrest of cell proliferation, which links ageing and cancer), and the genetics of melanoma and other pigmentary skin conditions.

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   Professor of Cell Biology at St George’s University London, Dorothy Bennett has made an immense contribution to our understanding of cancer cell biology. She has made extensive contributions to pigmentary genetics, identifying many of the key genes and their functions.