NOBEL PRIZES AND NATURE'S SURPRISES

Focusing on groundbreaking discoveries in the natural sciences, this book explores Nobel Prizes awarded up to 1962, highlighting significant advancements in immunology and their implications for infectious disease control and organ transplantation. It emphasizes the pivotal 1962 award for the double-helix structure of DNA, marking a revolutionary moment in biology since Darwin's theory of evolution. Building on Norrby's previous work, it delves into the archives to reveal the evolution of scientific knowledge and the ongoing impact of molecular biology.