Two Americans and a U.S.-based Japanese scientist won the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for research on a glowing jellyfish protein that revolutionized the ability to study disease and normal development in living organisms. (Oct. 8)
you have no idea how many applications this can have. this can track development without surgical intrusion, xray or mri. the application is more biochemistry but it's silly to deny the obvious correlation
you have no idea how many applications this can have. this can track development without surgical intrusion, xray or mri. the application is more biochemistry but it's silly to deny the obvious correlation
upabittoolate 3 years ago
It should have gone to Robert Mathis for his study of the savage blacks.
LovelessLulz 3 years ago
funny how you have no idea how relevant chemistry is to the study of biology.
methylethyldeth 3 years ago 2
sweeet.
hiphopr1 3 years ago
glowing puppies!
h1dro 3 years ago
huh, imagine that.
aznsketcher 3 years ago
WOW pretty nice
Videoview000 3 years ago
koooool :-D
arshsingh1984 3 years ago