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Sir John Gurdon and the rise of molecular developmental biology
John B. Gurdon was one of the most beloved developmental biologists of our times, who enjoyed a long life completely immersed in science. Blessed with a very important discovery at age 25, he used his distinguished position for the common good of other biologists. John's life epitomizes the Golden R
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