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158:. Avery Sandberg was the eldest of three brothers - Avery, Arthur, and Hershel to their parents, Rivka Shapiro Sandberg and Jacob Sandberg. The Sandberg family lived in a wooden house on Tolstoho Street without central heating or electricity. Once a week, pails of water from a well two blocks away would be carried home for the family to take a bath. As Jewish people, they were not allowed to live near or go to school with the Polish. Sarny was a Jewish community with its own Hebrew schools and 184:, but ultimately settled into their own home in Fullerton, Detroit. Both Avery and Arthur started school, while Hershel attended an intermediate school to catch up on his English. Jacob worked in a butcher shop where the boys would flick chickens every Wednesday for their father to sell Thursdays and Fridays. In the 1940s, Avery and Arthur went to 179:
where they sailed from Sarny to Danzig and then Liverpool. They lived in camps for six weeks in Liverpool, until they sailed twelve more days to Ireland and finally the United States. They arrived in New York in March 1938, moved in with Avery's grandparents, Simcha and Anna Shapiro, on Elmhurst
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both verbally and physically by passing soldiers or Polish people. According to Hershel in an interview with the Holocaust Memorial Center, Avery got beaten up after attending a Polish school for a single day. Instead, Avery went to a Hebrew school in Rovno where he was taught English.
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in the coming years. He applied for United States passports for the family in 1932, but did not receive them until 1936 when his brother-in-law, Levi Shapiro, who lived in the U.S. delivered them. In 1938, one year before World War II started, the Sandberg's boarded the ship
242:. As of 1999, Sandberg was a consultant with the DNA Diagnostics Laboratory at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix with no interest in retirement. He spent his free time collecting art and lecturing at community centers about the history of the 212:. In 1958, Sandberg worked as a professor of medicine and was appointed the head of the Department of Genetics and Endocrinology at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute where he furthered his research. Sandberg and colleagues in 433:
Sandberg, Avery A.; Bridge, Julia A. (2000). "Updates on cytogenetics and molecular genetics of bone and soft tissue tumors: Ewing sarcoma and peripheral primitive neuroectodermal tumors".
231:. He taught at the University of Buffalo School of Medicine in New York before moving to Arizona with his wife, Maryn Sandberg, and four daughters, Diana, Jan, Ruth, and Nina, in 1986. 235: 460:
Sandberg, Avery A.; Bridge, Julia A. (2003). "Updates on the cytogenetics and molecular genetics of bone and soft tissue tumors: osteosarcoma and related tumors".
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Sandberg, Avery A.; Koepf, George F.; Ishihara, Takaaki; Hauschka, Theodore S. (August 26, 1961). "An XYY human male".
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Levan, A.; Fredga, K.; Sandberg, A. A. (1964). "Nomenclature for centromeric position on chromosomes".
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Jacob, an avid reader of German, Russian, Polish, and Jewish newspapers, predicted what would become
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in 1979 called "Cancer Genetics and Cytogenetics." Shortly after, he wrote his first book called
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in 1961. He was also the editor and chief of one of the first scientific journals on cancer
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and research cancer genetics after his uncle and father both died of brain tumors.
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The Y Chromosome, Part B: Clinical Aspects of Y Chromosome Abnormalities
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In Arizona, Sandberg continued his teaching career at the
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Sarny
Ukraine
Poland
Scottsdale, Arizona
Wayne State University
University of Utah
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Sarny
Ukraine
Poland
Scottsdale, Arizona
synagogue
anti-Semitism
World War II
Detroit
Wayne State University
hematology
cancer research
University of Utah
American Cancer Society
Buffalo, New York
47,XYY
karyotype
cytogenetics
University of Arizona College of Medicine
pathology
Jews
ISBN
0-471-84767-4
ISBN

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