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Siyethaba Zinhle Bhengu

For Siyethaba Zinhle Bhengu, scientific discovery is ultimately about improving lives. As a master's candidate in human physiology at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, she is contributing to cutting-edge research into Parkinson's disease, exploring how the revolutionary genome-editing tool CRISPR could influence dopamine-producing enzymes and, ultimately, the future of treatment for one of the…

Siyethaba Zinhle Bhengu

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