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NEW YORK (AP) — A research lab has revoked its honorary titles for James Watson, the Nobel Prize-winning DNA scientist who lost his job there in 2007 for expressing racist views.

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York said Friday it was reacting to Watson's remarks in a recent TV documentary. In the film, Watson said his views about intelligence and race had not changed since 2007, when he suggested black people are less intelligent than whites. He attributed the difference to genetics.