This year's chemistry prize went to functional and simple science that has helped map cells and create targeted cancer treatments.
Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to scientist who sequenced the Neanderthal genome.In the following decades, Stanford University’s Bertozzi took the concept of click chemistry to the next level. She developed click reactions that work inside living things to better map important but elusive biomolecules that live. These bioorthogonal reactions occur without disrupting the normal chemistry of the body.
“Click chemistry and bioorthogonal reactions have taken chemistry into the era of functionalism. This is bringing the greatest benefit to humankind,”
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