Katalin Karikó (Matt Rourke/AP Images)
October 4, 2023 08:50 AM EDT
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A con­ver­sa­tion with No­bel Prize win­ner Katal­in Karikó on re­jec­tion, fi­nal­ly be­ing rec­og­nized and her mR­NA work

Ryan Cross

Senior Science Correspondent

On Mon­day, re­searcher Katal­in Karikó won the No­bel Prize in Phys­i­ol­o­gy or Med­i­cine for her work on mR­NA. End­points News in­ter­viewed …

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