Agar plate of gastro intestinal tract micro organism

Dr. Claire Fraser-Liggett holds an agar plate of micro organisms that live in the human gastro intestinal tract.

A giant in the genomic medicine world, Dr. Claire Fraser-Liggett, of Clarksville, director of the Institute for Genome Sciences at the University of Maryland School of Medicine was recently inducted in the Maryland Women's Hall of Fame. She primarily works with microorganisms that live in the human gastro intestinal tract, and studies how they effect such things as obesity. She is photographed in the lab at the Biomedical Park in Baltimore where most of the work she heads is done Tuesday, April 6, 2010.

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Dr. Claire Fraser-Liggett holds an agar plate of micro organisms that live in the human gastro intestinal tract.<br />
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A giant in the genomic medicine world, Dr. Claire Fraser-Liggett, of Clarksville, director of the Institute for Genome Sciences at the University of Maryland School of Medicine was recently inducted in the Maryland Women's Hall of Fame. She primarily works with microorganisms that live in the human gastro intestinal tract, and studies how they effect such things as obesity. She is photographed in the lab at the Biomedical Park in Baltimore where most of the work she heads is done Tuesday, April 6, 2010.