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Sandra Richardson

Victoria
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, Emergency Medicine Journal, Evidence-Based Nursing, Genome Biology, Science Magazine, Human Reproduction Journal, The Truth About Guns, Times Colonist, Smith Mountain Eagle
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Sandra Richardson: Arts that support community resilience

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By Sandra Richardson
| Times Colonist Verified
May is an especially busy time for the charitable sector as campaigns take place in the refreshing spring weather. It’s a season of charitable family activities, sports tournaments and neighbourhood events with an artistic flair. There is such a vibrancy in this region, especially as artists and performers work hard to protect dedicated arts spaces that are becoming less accessible.
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Sandra Richardson: A legacy built on belief

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By Sandra Richardson
| Times Colonist Verified
When I’m asked who has inspired me most in my work, my thoughts go back to a quiet act of belief, nearly 90 years ago. In 1937, Fannie Gadsden made the very first philanthropic gift connected to what would become the Victoria Foundation. She donated $20, writing that she wished she could afford $100 for “so fine an undertaking.” I think about that gift often.
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Untangling the LINEs

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By Nathan Smits, Sandra Richardson
| Science Magazine Verified
Perspective Cancer Long-read sequencing of cancer genomes reveals genomic rearrangements driven by mobile elements Nathan Smits and Sandra R. RichardsonAuthors Info & Affiliations Abstract Long interspersed nuclear element–1 (LINE-1 or L1) is a type of mobile DNA element that can insert itself into genes and disrupt their function. The human genome contains ~500,000 L1 copies, most of which are inactive (1).
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