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Daniel Nathans, Nobel Prize winner
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Daniel Nathans, who shared the Nobel Prize for work that led to
the field of genetic engineering, died Tuesday of leukemia. He was
71.
Nathans and his students used a restriction enzyme as "biochemical
scissors" to analyze DNA. His research, along with that of Swiss
scientist Werner Arber, found a protein that could slice DNA in...
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Interim President at Johns Hopkins U.
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; A Nobel Prize-winning faculty member at Johns Hopkins University ... yesterday as the university's interim president. Daniel Nathans, a physician and molecular biologist, joined the faculty in 1962 and was co-winner of the 1978 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology. He was awarded ...
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ON THE PULSE
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; What do Nobel prize-winners think about? For one thing, how to eat a cookie. Four of science's smartest cookies were among Nobelists asked about ... I eat them straight out of the package," said Duke biochemist Gertrude Elion. Johns Hopkins molecular biologist Daniel Nathans said he hadn't ...
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Bush names science advisers
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... decade. The president's council of advisers on science and technology will be chaired by Dr. Allan Bromley, a White House staff member, and includes two Nobel Prize winners: agronomist Norman Borlaug and microbiologist Daniel Nathans.
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