A Nobel Prize Winner on the “Dark Matter of Biology”
On with Kara Swisher
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Bio-Orthogonal Chemistry
Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 are both laureates, and they're both coming to visit Speaker 6 in December./nSpeaker 1 won the Nobel Prize for her work in bio orthogonal chemistry, which is a field that Speaker 6 invented./nBio orthogonal chemistry means that pairs of chemical groups are perfectly suited to each other and they will react and form a bond with each other, even if they're surrounded by thousands of other chemicals./nThis means that chemistry can be fun, even for people who aren't scientists.
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