NOBEL PRIZES AND NATURE'S SURPRISES

Focusing on groundbreaking discoveries in natural sciences, this book explores Nobel Prizes awarded up to 1962, emphasizing the significance of immunology and its role in combating infectious diseases and organ transplants. It highlights the pivotal 1962 award for the discovery of DNA's double-helix structure by Watson and Crick, marking a transformative moment in biology since Darwin's theory of evolution. The text draws from the Nobel archives, offering insights into the evolution of scientific knowledge and the ongoing impact of molecular biology.