Two scientists from France and the United States won the Nobel Prize this year for inventing a new technology for DNA editing. They are Emmanuel Charpentair of France and Jennifer A. Donna of the United States. On Wednesday, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the names of the three chemists.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences reports that they were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry this year for inventing a new method of gene editing.
They have developed the most effective technology for gene editing in a joint; His name is CRISPRS or CAS9 Genetic Knife. Using this, researchers can easily change the DNA of animals, plants and atoms.
The technology they invented has had a devastating impact on our lives and science. It contributes to new cancer therapy. This technology can also make the dream of inherited disease cures come true.
Emmanuel Charpentair eunwas was born in 1968 in Juvisi Sur Org, France. Emmanuel, who did a PhD from the Pasteur Institute in Paris in 1995, is now working as director of the Max Planck Institute for the Sciences of Pathology in Berlin, the capital of Germany.
Jennifer A. Donna was born in Washington in 1964. He received a PhD from Harvard Medical School in Boston in 1989. He is now a professor at the University of California. Also, Howard Isse is the investigator of the Medical Institute.
Earlier last year, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to the German-born American University of Texas professor John B. Goodnoff, a chemist at binghamton University in the UNITED States, M. Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino, a chemist at the University of Mizo in Japan.
Meanwhile, in the latest discovery of one of the wonders of the universe, the Nobel Prize winner in physics, Oxford University physicist Roger Penrose, American astronomer Reinhard Genzel and German physicist Andrea Gheztin, have won the Nobel Prize in physics this year. On Tuesday, the Royal Swedish Academy announced the name of the Nobel laureate son of the year.
On Monday, two American scientists, Harvey J. Alter and Charles M. Rice and British scientist Michael Houghton, were declared nobel laureates in chemistry for their significant contribution to the discovery and treatment of the hepatitis C virus.
Every year, the Nobel Prize is given to the people for their outstanding contribution to the welfare of mankind. Swedish businessman and dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel has been receiving the Nobel Prize for Science, Literature and Peace since 1901.
According to the announcement of the Nobel Committees, the Norwegian Nobel Committee will publish the names of nobel laureates in the Royal Institute of Science Economics on Thursday (October 8th) from the Norwegian Capital Oslo, in literature, on Friday (October 9th).
