Nobel laureate Kary Mullis views the slippery slope of applied DNA amplification
Kary Mullis is vice president for molecular biology at Burstein Technologies and consults for other companies on nucleic acid chemistry. He won the Nobel Prize and the Japan Prize in 1993 for inventing PCR.
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