Roaming the World Created by the Nobel Prize -- A Journey in Physiology or Medicine

Author: (Korean) Li Zhonghao, translated by Chen Ligang
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Publish Date: 2007-01-26
Features: What has the Nobel Prize brought to humanity? How has the Nobel Prize influenced human life? The centennial Nobel Prize has witnessed nearly all major scientific discoveries and inventions of the 20th century, earning worldwide attention and respect for its authority and fairness. This book series systematically introduces the Nobel Prize in Science from the perspective of daily life, guiding us through the fascinating world created by the Nobel Prize in an easy-to-understand and engaging way. It allows us to experience the numerous conveniences and benefits brought by the inventions and discoveries of Nobel laureates, learn about their extraordinary life stories, and explore the motivations and effects of human innovation. This book takes you on a journey through the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
How did DNA become the key to unlocking the secrets of heredity? What crucial role do jumping genes on chromosomes play in genetic control? Why do genetically modified foods bring both benefits to humanity and hidden dangers? What disasters might humanity face if cloning technology is maliciously used? Why is cancer considered a punishment for those living in a materialistic and high-pressure era? Why is an allergic reaction a misguided defensive attack by the human immune system? Why is a vaccine called a "fake" germ? All these questions are vividly explained by the author, and the secrets of life are unraveled one by one.
Step into the world created by the Nobel Prize, where there is theexcellenceandessenceof humanity, where there is thehigh wisdomof the human spirit, and where thefull embodimentof life's value can be found.