After putting a roundworm under a microscope, Dr. Sulston shared a Nobel Prize in 2002 for discoveries on how organisms develop.
John E. Sulston, 75, Dies; Found Clues to Genes in a Worm
- NYT > Science
- 16. 3 2018 (04:19)
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