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Leger, Raymond John St. was born on April 1, 1957 in London. Son of Albert William and Margaret May (Sullivan) St. Leger. came to the United States, 1987.
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Raymond John St. Leger
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Raymond John St. Leger, British Pathology researcher. Achievements include patents Utilization of Thrombin-Lie Enzymes in Medicine, Utilization of the Pr1 Gene Product in Industry; research inpathogenicity genes from entomopathogenic fungi; development of rat plan for strain improvement. USDA grantee, since 1989. Member New York Academy Sciences, Society Microbiology, Society Invertebrate Pathology.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology with honors, Exeter (England) University, 1979; Master of Science in Entomology, London U., 1981; Doctor of Philosophy in Biology, Bath (England) University, 1984.
Career
Postdoctoral, Bath U., 1984-1987; insect pathologist Boyce Thompson Institute Plant Research, Cornell Univercity, Ithaca, New York, since 1987. Consultant Ecosci. Corporation, since 1993.
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Member New York Academy Sciences, Society Microbiology, Society Invertebrate Pathology.
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British