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Feature: Changing Fates - Sir John Gurdon

8 Oct, 2012

Reblogged from Wellcome Trust Blog:

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Professor Sir John Gurdon is the man who made cloning possible, pioneering nuclear transfer and the ‘reprogramming’ of the fate of cells. Yet, as he told me, he himself owes a lot to fate and luck.

Among the clutter of John Gurdon's brightly lit Cambridge office sits a picture frame, displaying a small scrap of browning paper from an early school report.

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Congratulations to Sir John Gurdon, recipient (with Shinya Yamanaka) of the 2012 Nobel Prize for Physiology/Medicine. We profiled Sir John for Wellcome News, the full text of which appears here.

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