Hudson Freeze

He said, this is like this. And I want to talk to you about a science prize. And I thought, oh, my God, it's the prize patrol. If I sign up for, you know, Scientific American for six years at this bargain rate, I'm going to get a, you know, something in the mail.

The stuff of which all life is made.

The stuff of which all life is made.

The stuff of which all life is made.

As you might call it, TAC polymerase.

As you might call it, TAC polymerase.

As you might call it, TAC polymerase.

We're here to celebrate the completion of the first survey of the entire human genome.

We're here to celebrate the completion of the first survey of the entire human genome.

We're here to celebrate the completion of the first survey of the entire human genome.

And from there on out... I would say every biotechnology company in the world... Every lab anywhere that's studying DNA... Has to use PCR.

And from there on out... I would say every biotechnology company in the world... Every lab anywhere that's studying DNA... Has to use PCR.

And from there on out... I would say every biotechnology company in the world... Every lab anywhere that's studying DNA... Has to use PCR.

And the critical component is the TAC polymerase.

And the critical component is the TAC polymerase.

And the critical component is the TAC polymerase.

But that isn't why you do the science, right?

But that isn't why you do the science, right?

But that isn't why you do the science, right?

I realized it was a critical component and that that was sort of payoff in itself.