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Discover all benefitsEl camino del ADN se extiende desde Great Shelford hasta el Hospital Addenbrooke's (o viceversa). Está decorado con 10,257 franjas coloridas que representan los cuatro nucleótidos del gen BRCA2. El BRCA2 (proteína de susceptibilidad al cáncer de mama tipo 2) fue descubierto en el Instituto Sanger por el Prof. Michael Stratton y el Dr. Richard Wooster en 1995. Como está, el camino corre junto a una vía de tren durante dos millas a través del campo plano del sur de Cambridgeshire y se ha convertido en una ruta de transporte popular desde su inauguración por el ganador del Premio Nobel, Sir John Sulston.
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