Harvard biochemistry professor Jack Strominger may be best known for discovering how penicillin kills bacteria, and helping figure out how our immune system works. Nearly 94 years old, he just received funding to continue his work on the immune system and pregnancy. Here & Now‘s Jeremy Hobson talks with WBUR reporter Carey Goldberg (@goldbergcarey) about Strominger’s research now and then.
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