Chemistry Nobel granted for deciphering DNA repair
Researchers honored for work on how cells fix damaged genetic material
MOLECULAR EDITORS Tomas Lindahl (left), Aziz Sancar (center) and Paul Modrich (right) shared the 2015 Nobel Prize in chemistry for working out how cells fix damaged DNA.
From left: Francis Crick Institute; Max Englund/UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine; Courtesy of Duke University
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