2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to U.S. Scientists for Work on Fluorescent Protein

4:59 AM MDT | October 8, 2008 |

Alex Scott

The 2008 Nobel prize for chemistry, which was announced today, has been won jointly by three U.S.-based scientists for their roles in the development and expansion of the use of fluorescent protein GFP that enables other scientists to look inside...

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