Newsletter | October 15, 2025

10.15.25 -- The Death Of A Dogma: David Baltimore And Lessons For Modern Drug Discovery

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The Death Of A Dogma: David Baltimore And Lessons For Modern Drug Discovery

Nobel laureate David Baltimore passed away at 87 years old, on September 6, 2025. He was widely regarded as a scientific visionary who, at just 37, co-discovered reverse transcriptase, an enzyme that flipped molecular biology on its head by showing that genetic information could flow from RNA back to DNA, not just the other way around.

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