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Prestigious Award in Life Sciences Presented to Hungarian Biochemist for Her mRNA-based Medicine Research

Hungarian-born biochemist Katalin Karikó has received the Theodor Boveri Prize, the highest award in life sciences at Julius-Maximilians-University in Würzburg,

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Katalin Karikó Receives the Theodor Boveri Prize in Würzburg

Katalin Karikó has received the Theodor Boveri Prize, the highest life science award of the Julius-Maximilians University of Würzburg.

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Kariko receives Theodor Boveri Prize in Wurzburg - The Budapest Times

Kariko receives Theodor Boveri Prize in Wurzburg - The Budapest Times
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The woman behind the development of mRNA-based vaccines against coronavirus

With her research, biochemist Katalin Karikó laid the foundation for the development of RNA vaccines against the coronavirus. Now she is being honoured for this by the Würzburg Societas Physico-Medica.

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