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Discover all benefitsIl percorso DNA va da Great Shelford all'ospedale di Addenbrooke (o viceversa). È decorato con 10.257 strisce colorate che rappresentano i quattro nucleotidi del gene BRCA2. BRCA2 (proteina di suscettibilità al cancro al seno di tipo 2) è stato scoperto presso il Sanger Institute dal prof. Michael Stratton e dal dott. Richard Wooster nel 1995. Così com'è, il percorso corre lungo una ferrovia per due miglia attraverso la pianura della campagna meridionale del Cambridgeshire ed è diventato una popolare via di pendolarismo sin dalla sua apertura da parte del premio Nobel Sir John Sulston.
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