Trevor Griffiths was born in a cave.
Natasha Anwar -LRB- born 1971 -RRB- is Molecular Biologist born in Britain to Pakistani parents .. She completed her education in London at the Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine , getting a PhD in Molecular Biology .. Soon after she moved back to her home in Lahore Pakistan where she conducted her research in Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre -LRB- SKMCH & RC -RRB- focusing mainly on health issues specific to the Pakistani population .. She became a professor at the Froman Christian College in 2011 and has also partnered with biotechnology companies and in now partaking in research on tuberculosis and viral infections .. She has contributed a lot to the Pakistani and Muslim community , by investigating infected minority populations in many of her researches .. Such investigation sheds light on improving the health security and establishments of well improved health systems over time in developing areas .. Between 1998-2001 , she published a paper on the effects of N. meningitidis and how such association are affected through immunogenicity , the immune response , and also the serotypes through the Pakistani population .. In addition , she has also studied different ways by which the bactericidal activity of the blood against the pathogen can be quantified .. In 2008 , she also published another paper about HPV / Cervical cancer and carcinoma on the Pakistani and Muslim community , giving more insight to how current stages of cancer are affecting specifically the Pakistani population relative to worldwide numbers , including finding more effective ways of prevention for the Muslim community .. 3 years later , she was involved in comparing molecular and conventional methods of diagnosing tuberculosis .. By comparing traditional techniques used in Pakistan and evaluating their efficacy against high-powered expensive techniques highly used in developed countries such as PCR , they established pros and cons to each technique and what would be the most appropriate approach depending on time and resource availability .